Does anyone know whether Mr Lucky--Jimmy Reed Tribute will get a USA release?

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smokeydusky
Does anyone know whether Mr Lucky--Jimmy Reed Tribute will get a USA release?

As the German release shows the American date format (2021-09-03), it wouldn't surprise if the date was the same.

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Thanks


YM



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DandelionPowderman
As the German release shows the American date format (2021-09-03), it wouldn't surprise if the date was the same.

Thanks

Limited Blue vinyl at Fnac

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Thanks to Fred the Stray Cat...




IN SEPTEMBER ARRIVES 'MR. LUCK, A TRIBUTE TO JIMMY REED ', RONNIE WOOD'S NEW DISC
BYMARCELO SONAGLIONION JUNE 8, 2021 • ( LEAVE A COMMENT )
Ronnie Wood's new album Mr. Luck, A Tribute to Jimmy Reed is released in September and, as he did with Chuck Berry on the album Mad Lad , this time the tribute is to the great Jimmy Reed with the tribute concert of the Ronnie Wood Band as part of the Bluesfest, which took place at London's Royal Albert Hall on November 1, 2013, and featured special guests such as Mick Taylor, Bobby Womack, Mick Hucknall and Paul Weller. The album will be available in two formats: conventional CD and double LP (the latter in limited edition)
For the occasion, the band consisted of RW (vocals, guitar, harmonica) / Mick Taylor (guitar) / Dave Green (double bass) / Dexter Hercules (drums) / Ian Jennings (bass) / Ben Waters (piano), plus the Special guest Tom Hare (guitar, vocals) on Baby What You Want Me To Do, Bobby Womack (guitar, vocals) on Big Boss Man and Bright Lights Big City, Mick Hucknall (vocals) on Got Nowhere To Go and Paul Weller ( guitar, voice) in Shame Shame Shame.
* The concert was originally recorded by the London radio BBc2

LISTING OF SONGS
1. Essence (Intro)
2. Good Lover (feat. Mick Taylor)
3. Mr Luck (feat. Mick Taylor)
4. Let's Get Together (feat. Mick Taylor) )
5. Ain't That Loving You Baby (feat. Mick Taylor)
6. Honest I Do (feat. Mick Taylor)
7. High & Lonesome (feat. Mick Taylor)
8. Baby What You Want Me to Do (feat. Mick Taylor)
9. Roll and Rhumba (feat. Mick Taylor)
10. You Don’t Have to Go (feat. Mick Taylor)
11. Shame Shame Shame (feat. Mick Taylor & Paul Weller)
12. I’m That Man Down There (feat. Mick Taylor)
13. Got No Where to Go (feat. Mick Taylor & Mick Hucknall)
14. Big Boss Man (feat. Mick Taylor & Bobby Womack)
15. I Ain’t Got You (feat. Mick Taylor)
16. I’m Going Upside Your Head (feat. Mick Taylor)
17. Bright Lights, Big City (feat. Mick Taylor & Bobby Womack)
18. Ghost of a Man


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My new album Mr. Luck – A Tribute to Jimmy Reed: Live at the Royal Albert Hall, will be out on the 3rd September 2021, and available to pre-order from tomorrow morning!
You can also listen to two taster tracks from midnight tonight:
ronniewood.lnk.to/mrluck

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Baby hat you want me to do
and Good Lover


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They did Shame Shame Shane with Gary Clarke Jr at the Cutting Room in NYC (?) I wish that was included. Sounded great.

Mr Luck - TEST PRESSINGS available @ 100quid

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Ronnie Wood w/Mick Taylor "I'm Mr Luck"


at 4.30 mark Ron and MT face each other and trade guitar licks very rare to see that. As Ron says in FB post my guitar buddy Mick Taylor.

Fantastic news !

That was such a good show in NYC

Hi guys
Any chance to get shows number Two & three from new york?

Thank you in advance

looks so weird he looks just like my uncle bill with his guitar awesome

can't wait to get a copy on vinyl looks like ronnie did the cover art too





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#NewMusicFriday You can listen to the first two tracks from my upcoming album, MR LUCK, here: ronniewood.lnk.to/goodloverTW

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So is Mick part of the band? On every track?

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TravelinMan
So is Mick part of the band? On every track?

They played several Jimmy Reed-shows together, with Taylor on every track.

However, there are a couple of tracks here (perhaps tribute songs Ronnie wrote?) Without Taylor.



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Seems that Ronnie is in good shape now. So maybe he decided to do short UK tour like in 2019. Anyway Stones US tour has priority.

Great news! I always liked Ronnie Wood and his playing. He did have his low periods but he always kept on playing.
I wonder why he did release the live performance of his album "I feel like playing" from London only as a very limited vinyl album.
Some years ago I catched a rip of it and this one is realy fantastic.
His contribution to the sound of the Stones hase become pretty important.
I hope there will be more albums to come.

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Good blues up to new stones album . Lets hope soon

It's a blues standard. Not bad, but nothing exciting. Good on Ronnie keeping Taylor busy though. The blues is Taylor's cup of tea.

It's okay as is their cover of Baby Whatcha Want Me To Do. Reminds me of the Stones "Blue And Lonesome" - great playing, interesting/fun listen the first go around or two, but then....

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