Saw a couple of tweets from bassist Tal Wilkenfeld : - 'Usual day at the office... ya know, recording with Mick Jagger, Ringo Starr & Joe Walsh.'

- 'Gr8 fun recordin today with @JoeWalsh @kebmomusic @rrtfb @akadrjohn ,Jim Keltner & Mike Finnigan! Don Was producing.Dunno who is now! Lol'

I think they're Dr. John sessions.



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Ah, Dr. John! Saw him in New Orleans at the Warehouse during one Mardi Gras! Now there's a party.

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Saw a couple of tweets from bassist Tal Wilkenfeld : - 'Usual day at the office... ya know, recording with Mick Jagger, Ringo Starr & Joe Walsh.'

- 'Gr8 fun recordin today with @JoeWalsh @kebmomusic @rrtfb @akadrjohn ,Jim Keltner & Mike Finnigan! Don Was producing.Dunno who is now! Lol'

I think they're Dr. John sessions.

Which studio?

thats interesting. Is it from this year, probably...

Would be good.

Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.

Jeroen

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Tal is a wonderful bassist; her work with Jeff Beck is brilliant.

I don't know why Mac has resorted to Don Was as a producer. He did exceedingly well with Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys on Locked Down.

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Saw a couple of tweets from bassist Tal Wilkenfeld : - 'Usual day at the office... ya know, recording with Mick Jagger, Ringo Starr & Joe Walsh.'

- 'Gr8 fun recordin today with @JoeWalsh @kebmomusic @rrtfb @akadrjohn ,Jim Keltner & Mike Finnigan! Don Was producing.Dunno who is now! Lol'

I think they're Dr. John sessions.

Which studio?

Somewhere in LA, or thereabouts.

Robert Randolph's tweeted some pictures from the sessions, but none with Mick.

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That chick is wicked on bass!

Why can't Mick just get Keith, Charlie, Bill and Ron in a room with some bean bags, a toy drum kit and a cassette recorder?

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Why can't Mick just get Keith, Charlie, Bill and Ron in a room with some bean bags, a toy drum kit and a cassette recorder?

Mick wouldn't dare copy Keith's ideas...

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Saw a couple of tweets from bassist Tal Wilkenfeld : - 'Usual day at the office... ya know, recording with Mick Jagger, Ringo Starr & Joe Walsh.'

- 'Gr8 fun recordin today with @JoeWalsh @kebmomusic @rrtfb @akadrjohn ,Jim Keltner & Mike Finnigan! Don Was producing.Dunno who is now! Lol'

I think they're Dr. John sessions.

Same message on her Facebook profile

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Why can't Mick just get Keith, Charlie, Bill and Ron in a room with some bean bags, a toy drum kit and a cassette recorder?

Mick wouldn't dare copy Keith's ideas...

It's easy.





Just do it.

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Why can't Mick just get Keith, Charlie, Bill and Ron in a room with some bean bags, a toy drum kit and a cassette recorder?

Mick wouldn't dare copy Keith's ideas...

It's easy.





Just do it.

But maybe his heavy throbber isn't itchin' to lay a solid rhythm down?

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Making DEMOS, maybe keef likes it.
How does that sound
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jeroen

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Did not you test drugs, reading your post you already did.
Jeroen

Tal as guest bass player for the upcoming Rolling Stones tour.Bill doesn't like flying so would fit in well for the U.S.A. gigs. ><

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Why can't Mick just get Keith, Charlie, Bill and Ron in a room with some bean bags, a toy drum kit and a cassette recorder?

Mick wouldn't dare copy Keith's ideas...

It's easy.





Just do it.

But maybe his heavy throbber isn't itchin' to lay a solid rhythm down?

The heavy throbber myth has been debunked. The tiny todger now does the itching...

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Making DEMOS, maybe keef likes it.
How does that sound
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
jeroen

So instead of, for example, simply recording a demo at his house on a simple digital recorder, Mick decides to call Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh and Tal Wilkenfeld to a studio to record some demos for The Stones, as if they have nothing better to do. But hey, believe what you want Sweet dreams!

I'm surprised that JumpinJackOLantern hasn't jumped on this thread as proof of Mick's plans to replace the Stones at the end of the year. A Beatle, An Eagle, A Stone & A MONSTER bass player... It'll be the biggest thing since Superheavy for sure!!!

Sarcasm aside, I think I'd like to hear the results of this session more than I want to listen to SHII... Maybe I should label that as SH2...

Peace,
Mr DJA

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Making DEMOS, maybe keef likes it.
How does that sound
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
jeroen

So instead of, for example, simply recording a demo at his house on a simple digital recorder, Mick decides to call Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh and Tal Wilkenfeld to a studio to record some demos for The Stones, as if they have nothing better to do. But hey, believe what you want Sweet dreams!

Well,obviously you are a non believer. Thats ok
Just wait..a few months.

Jeroen

Tal is an awesome bass player. Didn't know who she was until I bought the Beck DVD Live at Ronnie Scotts (I think that's the name). I wonder if Mick first met her when he hosted SNL last year since she played bass on the blues song he did with Jeff on the show?

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Making DEMOS, maybe keef likes it.
How does that sound
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
jeroen

So instead of, for example, simply recording a demo at his house on a simple digital recorder, Mick decides to call Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh and Tal Wilkenfeld to a studio to record some demos for The Stones, as if they have nothing better to do. But hey, believe what you want Sweet dreams!

Well,obviously you are a non believer. Thats ok
Just wait..a few months.

Jeroen

Yeah Gumboot...Mick often runs song ideas and demos past Ringo before bringing them to the group. A tradition that goes back to the early 60s.

You can check, it's on Wikipedia.

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Making DEMOS, maybe keef likes it.
How does that sound
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
jeroen

So instead of, for example, simply recording a demo at his house on a simple digital recorder, Mick decides to call Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh and Tal Wilkenfeld to a studio to record some demos for The Stones, as if they have nothing better to do. But hey, believe what you want Sweet dreams!

Well,obviously you are a non believer. Thats ok
Just wait..a few months.

Jeroen

Yeah Gumboot...Mick often runs song ideas and demos past Ringo before bringing them to the group. A tradition that goes back to the early 60s.

You can check, it's on Wikipedia.

Just think of what probably never saw the light of day and got trashed just because Ringo didn't like it.

Cooking up something here at Capitol Records! I think you'll like it.

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who is the woman

jeroen

From Tal Wilkenfeld:



Thursdays in the office are usually pretty mellow. Like today... when I wrote a song with Bill Withers, Mick Jagger, Keb Mo & Joe Walsh. LOL

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Jagger is most likely testing some songs for the Stones.
Hope so.
Jeroen

Yeah, let's get Tal Wilkenfeld and Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh to take some time out of their lives to leave their home, make travel arrangements, and come to the studio to "test out some songs for the Stones" What does that even mean, testing songs?

Making DEMOS, maybe keef likes it.
How does that sound
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
jeroen

So instead of, for example, simply recording a demo at his house on a simple digital recorder, Mick decides to call Ringo Starr and Joe Walsh and Tal Wilkenfeld to a studio to record some demos for The Stones, as if they have nothing better to do. But hey, believe what you want Sweet dreams!

Well,obviously you are a non believer. Thats ok
Just wait..a few months.

Jeroen

Yeah Gumboot...Mick often runs song ideas and demos past Ringo before bringing them to the group. A tradition that goes back to the early 60s.

You can check, it's on Wikipedia.

Just think of what probably never saw the light of day and got trashed just because Ringo didn't like it.

Ringo admittedly can be a bit of a prick.

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From Tal Wilkenfeld:



Thursdays in the office are usually pretty mellow. Like today... when I wrote a song with Bill Withers, Mick Jagger, Keb Mo & Joe Walsh. LOL

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fanfreakintastic!

Looks like Ringo's got his All-Star Band set for 2013!