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Matt Everitt chats to Ronnie Wood about his colourful life and career.

Hear about Ronnie's key musical moments, including his being captivated by the R&B explosion in London in the 60s, and his passion for Duke Ellington and Blues Incorporated.

Ronnie also gives in insight into his first band The Birds, working with Jeff Beck and the Faces, and his musical relationship with David Bowie.

Plus he reveals what it’s really like being in The Rolling Stones, along with news of their next album, and gives his take on having one of the greatest rock star haircuts of all time.

Always great to hear a good interview with any of the lads.

Only listened to a small bit so far but sounds great with Ronnie talking about the early days.

Thanks for posting Lien and will be listening to the rest later tonight.

Wouldn't be surprised to see Ronnie at Alexandra Palace during the week ,depending on how his pal Ronnie O'Sullivan gets on in the snooker.



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Lien
Listen here

[www.bbc.co.uk]

Matt Everitt chats to Ronnie Wood about his colourful life and career.

Hear about Ronnie's key musical moments, including his being captivated by the R&B explosion in London in the 60s, and his passion for Duke Ellington and Blues Incorporated.

Ronnie also gives in insight into his first band The Birds, working with Jeff Beck and the Faces, and his musical relationship with David Bowie.

Plus he reveals what it’s really like being in The Rolling Stones, along with news of their next album, and gives his take on having one of the greatest rock star haircuts of all time.

I hope something more than "early stages"!!



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Lien
... and gives his take on having one of the greatest rock star haircuts of all time.

Ha! I gotta listen to it, thanks for posting! After all, the Bay City Rollers based a whole carrer solely on Ronnie's type of haircut ...

well, about the new album... the waiting is on Jagger n Richards to pick up their work...

S0, in a few years maybe Darlings.

jeroen

thanks Lien
jeroen

Just heard on the interview, he is doing the TV programme 'Who do you think you are' which is on BBC.
He said they are researching it now.
For anyone who hasn't seen it, it's where a team of researchers trace back his family history and then a one hour program is made with Ronnie in it throughout.
He will probably find out a lot of new things about his long gone relatives.

Should be very interesting to watch for us Stones fans , but still got to be filmed etc. after the research work, so doubt if we will see it for at least 6 months.

Great interview!
Thanks for posting.

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crawdaddy
Just heard on the interview, he is doing the TV programme 'Who do you think you are' which is on BBC.
He said they are researching it now.
For anyone who hasn't seen it, it's where a team of researchers trace back his family history and then a one hour program is made with Ronnie in it throughout.
He will probably find out a lot of new things about his long gone relatives.

Should be very interesting to watch for us Stones fans , but still got to be filmed etc. after the research work, so doubt if we will see it for at least 6 months.

That sounds excellent. I'll look out for that.Once again, Ronnie is the most sociable Stone



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