Just read that 1234 will get a re-issue roundabout august 28 on a site from a dutch record shop. www.kroese-online.nl

Hope some extra tracks

jeroen



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Just read that 1234 will get a re-issue roundabout august 28 on a site from a dutch record shop. www.kroese-online.nl

Hope some extra tracks
jeroen

I'd rather have a reissue of "Now Look". It's hard to find clean vinyl copies of that one. "1234", not so much.

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Hope some extra tracks

Being reissued by Wounded Bird. No mention of any bonus tracks.

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Still have my vinyl 'promo' copy in good nick so also would like to see Now Look reissued before this.

If you scroll a good bit down you'll see the offer fore 3 Chris Jagger albums too.

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Just read that 1234 will get a re-issue roundabout august 28 on a site from a dutch record shop. www.kroese-online.nl

Hope some extra tracks
jeroen

I'd rather have a reissue of "Now Look". It's hard to find clean vinyl copies of that one. "1234", not so much.

Really, didn't know this. I've got a mint lp of Now Look that I've had for years, thanks. By the way, it sounds great ripped to my iPod.

Ok, caplocks and bold are necessary for this...

DOES THIS MEAN IT WILL FINALLY GET REMIXED?

I love this record but HATE the sound! Outlaws is quite possibly the best song Ron ever wrote. Would love to hear Keith do it in his set!

Yeah agreed, I'd be interested in this if it was completely overhauled sonically. Love the songs but the production kills it. Unlistenable to me.

Gimme some neck is better

1234's sound is still wonderful compared to the hatchet job R.T. Baker does on "Neck". I love every Ron solo album and listen to them all often. But as good as the songwriting is on GSN, that terrible production and mix wears me down.
"1234" is just very loose. Sounds much like what it is: an album from the height of cocaine and liquor days, recorded on and in between the road. When I think of it w/o hearing it, what comes to mind are the ragged jams like title track or "Wind Howlin". But then I will hear a track like "Fountain of Love" , "Outlaws", "Priceless" and the song quality is way up there.

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Just read that 1234 will get a re-issue roundabout august 28 on a site from a dutch record shop. www.kroese-online.nl

Hope some extra tracks
jeroen

I'd rather have a reissue of "Now Look". It's hard to find clean vinyl copies of that one. "1234", not so much.

Really, didn't know this. I've got a mint lp of Now Look that I've had for years, thanks. By the way, it sounds great ripped to my iPod.

I too have a mint vinyl of Now Look,but no ipod,but I have it on CD as well should I want to listen in the car.
My personal favourite is still Got My Own Album To Do though, my vinyl of this is very well played

Hope there is out takes on reissue

I've never been able to get hold of a copy, but surely the production couldn't be worse than Gimme Some Neck.

Only AC/DC's Blow Up Your Video rivals it for the most terrible production job ever.

I doubt it will be remixed. Remastered yes, every title I've gotten from Wounded Bird has had some good remastering.

Is woody involved with this reissue??

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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1234

Studio album by Ronnie Wood
Released 2 September 1981
Recorded 1980-81
Genre Rock
Label Columbia
Producer Ron Wood and Andy Johns
Ronnie Wood chronology
Gimme Some Neck
(1979) 1234
(1981) Live at the Ritz
(1988)
1234 is Ronnie Wood's fourth solo album; it spent five weeks on the Billboard 200 and peaked at number 164.
Track listing[edit]

"1234" (Wood)
"Fountain of Love" (Wood/Ford)
"Outlaws" (Wood/Ford)
"Redeyes" (Wood; inspired by Mick Jagger)
"Wind Howlin’ Through" (Wood)
"Priceless" (Wood/Womack)
"She Was Out There" (Wood)
"Down to the Ground" (Wood)
"She Never Told Me" (Wood/Ford)
Personnel[edit]

Ronnie Wood – vocals, guitar, bass
Bobby Womack – guitar
Waddy Wachtel – guitar
Robin Le Mesurier – guitar
Jimmy Haslip – bass
Jay Davis – bass
Carmine Appice – drums
Jim Keltner – drums
Charlie Watts – drums
Alan Myers – drums
Ian Wallace – drums
Alvin Taylor – drums
Ian McLagan – keyboards
Nicky Hopkins – keyboards
Bobby Keys – saxophone
Jim Horn – saxophone
Anita Pointer – vocals
Clydie King – vocals
Sherlie Matthews – vocals
Karat Faye – 2nd Engineer
Categories: Ronnie Wood albums1981 albumsAlbums produced by Andy JohnsColumbia Records albumsEnglish-language albums

I've a 2CD Castle set in their 'that's original' line which has 1234 and Gimme Some Neck. Dated 1990. The booklet is crap and I probably haven't played it since I got so I can't speak for the quality.

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1234

"1234" (Wood)
"Fountain of Love" (Wood/Ford)
"Outlaws" (Wood/Ford)
"Redeyes" (Wood; inspired by Mick Jagger)
"Wind Howlin’ Through" (Wood)
"Priceless" (Wood/Womack)
"She Was Out There" (Wood)
"Down to the Ground" (Wood)
"She Never Told Me" (Wood/Ford)

Every song on here is a great tune!

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I've a 2CD Castle set in their 'that's original' line which has 1234 and Gimme Some Neck. Dated 1990. The booklet is crap and I probably haven't played it since I got so I can't speak for the quality.

I got that 2CD set aswell,at the time it was the only way I could get 1234 I already had Gimme Some Neck,can't comment on the quality either it's been a long time since I played either of them

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Gimme some neck is better

The mix on that one is a crime to music. But the songs are good.