On Mick’s 1988 Australia tour he had someone named Susie Davis playing keyboards.I think it is the only time he ever had a woman instrumentalist playing live or on record, either with the Stones or as a solo artist in 60 years.The only one I can think of other than her was the violinist on Anyway You Look at It. I never heard of Susie Davis before or after that tour

[susiedavis.com]

A true pro and it seams a little strange



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Looks like Mick had a good hold on her in that one photo!

Me'Shell Ndegeocello played bass on "Saint of me"



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I've got the DVD "Mick Jagger Deep Downunder 1988" Joe Satriani was on that tour, an excellent DVD

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Me'Shell Ndegeocello played bass on "Saint of me"

Good catch!! She also played bass on Mellencamp's Wild Night.

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Me'Shell Ndegeocello played bass on "Saint of me"

I had forgotten about her.So the only time Mick had women instrumentalist was during the Bridges sessions.But no otherwomen instrumentalists on stage

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Me'Shell Ndegeocello played bass on "Saint of me"

She will be performing at Ronnie Scott’s next week.
[www.ronniescotts.co.uk]

Bonnie Raitt played guitar onstage with the Stones on Let it Bleed...

Damn, I forgot I saw Bonnie play with them in 06 in Vancouver on Shine A Light, don't recall if she just sang or played guitar, too! And of course, Sheryl Crowe has played with them a few times over the years but did she just sing?

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Bonnie Raitt played guitar onstage with the Stones on Let it Bleed...

Yes but she was a guest, not a band member like Susie

Hey Colonialstone NZ I was at of those Melb shows and would love to get a hold of the dvd where did you get it?

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