First I thought this was about snooker

At least nice to learn that Taylor and Wood are still friends.

Sounds good ... Lurv the art work toooooooooooooo



ROCKMAN

Its Ronnnie

This not a new recording, right?Taylor should have done rock album with Wood. Tired of these Chicago blues albums.Maybe a country blues album with just Taylor and Wood and no drums horns or keyboards would have been great



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This not a new recording, right?Taylor should have done rock album with Wood. Tired of these Chicago blues albums.Maybe a country blues album with just Taylor and Wood and no drums horns or keyboards would have been great

Acoustic and slide only.

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Its Ronnnie

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Its Ronnnie

It's Ronnie

Ronnie is releasing a Jimmy Reed tribute album in september, Mick Taylor plays on it as well!

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Let's get together ( featuring Mick Taylor )

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#NewMusicFriday Listen to my track Ghost Of A Man, from my new album Mr Luck!
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Fantastic this song! Very well recorded and sounds very good on my stereo system!

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New music! Listen to @paulwellerHQ and me duet on Jimmy Reed's 'Shame, Shame, Shame' now:
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The track is from my new album, Mr. Luck – A Tribute to Jimmy Reed: Live at the Royal Albert Hall, out Friday 17th September

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If you'd like to own this beautiful self portrait of Ronnie, you can be in with a chance of winning it if you pre-order a copy of Mr Luck here:
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Mr Luck: A Tribute to Jimmy Reed - Live at the Albert Hall is out on Friday 17th September!



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REVIEW: The Stones’ Ronnie Wood pays tribute to Jimmy Reed on ‘Mr. Luck’

Sam Richards
September 14, 2021



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"Mr. Luck: A Tribute To Jimmy Reed - Live At The Royal Albert Hall"

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Mr. Luck – A Tribute to Jimmy Reed: Live at the Royal Albert Hall, is out now!
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Great music - another plea for Mick Taylor to return to the Stones. Ronnie and Mick are a fantastic match.

mick taylor, ron wood band?

ok, ron wood is a cool guy to plays with mick taylor! thanxs ronnie

They really play together well.Maybe better these days than Wood and Keith

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They really play together well.Maybe better these days than Wood and Keith

It’s certainly not the ‘fine art of weaving’.
I’m enjoying it, BUT Ron tries too hard to play over Mick Taylor

One lead break at a time Ron, it could have been brilliant….
Sometimes it’s better to let the ‘other guy play’

Who are the members of the RW Band?

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Who are the members of the RW Band?

From [www.Qobuz.com] - Track #3, Mr. Luck:

Mick Taylor (Guitar), Ian Jennings (Bass), Ronnie Wood (Guitar), Dave Green (Upright Bass), Ben Waters (Keyboards), Dexter Hercules (Drums).

Credits of the other Tracks: click/tap the (i)-Button.

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Taylor1
They really play together well.Maybe better these days than Wood and Keith

It’s certainly not the ‘fine art of weaving’.
I’m enjoying it, BUT Ron tries too hard to play over Mick Taylor

One lead break at a time Ron, it could have been brilliant….
Sometimes it’s better to let the ‘other guy play’

Surely he will do it the day Taylor works on his own project and calls Ronnie as a second guitar.