Don't know anything about it except it was on an early tracklisting and was then expected to be the next B-side after "Any Way You Look At It." Didn't happen, obviously. It'll probably turn up one day. Maybe even in the next year.

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Don't know anything about it except it was on an early tracklisting and was then expected to be the next B-side after "Any Way You Look At It." Didn't happen, obviously. It'll probably turn up one day. Maybe even in the next year.

Hey Rocky do you know something about these sessions?

2001 March - May:
KEITH RICHARDS. New Jersey and/or New York and/or Connecticut, KR's basement studio. Recording of solo tracks. Additional musicians: Blondie Chaplin (gtr or keyb), Bobby Keys (sax), George Recile (dr)

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Much the same happened with his abandoned mid-nineties solo album that made up a good half of BRIDGES TO BABYLON. The guy's really just working for the sake of it, it's not like he has a contract to fulfill.

Do we have evidence on any abandoned Keith-solo album in the mid 90s?

Yes - that's why the 3 Keith songs on BTB are so damn good. You can tell he wrote them for himself. Where as the ones on ABB are middling tepid "Stones" songs...

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Its likely that the Dust Brothers material and Danny Saber material was Mick's and the Don Was material and Rob Fraboni material was Keith's but of course they both leave stamps on one another's work so it's difficult to be certain.

Eh, it's obvious (!) that the Dust Brothers/Danny Saber tracks ARE Jagger solo tracks with a Rolling Stones name slapped on 'em. All Keith did was play over what was essentially done. Keith got the best end of the deal with the Fraboni material. The stuff Mick did blows.

1996 sessions (with Winos - KR's house Ocho Rios), 2001 sessions (recording of solo tracks), 2011 sessions (working on material with producer STEVE JORDAN and engineer DAVE O'DONNELL - Studio 1 at Germano Studios), two tracks recorded with Jack White, 'The Fraboni material', X-pensive Winos outtakes ('Breakin', 'Tell me what you wanna') all good songs recorded with Stones ('You got it made', 'Randy Whore', 'She never listen to me', 'Cocaine blues'...), unreleased songs ('Smooth 180', 'High or Low'...) and some hidden gems.
C'mon Keef, there's good stuff to work ...

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