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# 2 on Amazon's chart, # 8 on Billboard's top albums sales, top 10 in many countries...i'm very happy for Keef! He deserves it!

Recipe for next Stones album...

Subtract the song list posted above.
Add Charlie, Mick, and Ronnie, (and maybe Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor on a song or two, or more)
Write new songs (Keith being the main architect).
Everything else stays the same give or take a bit of credit shuffling (RIP to those who are no longer with us).
Keep it simple.

Voilà. Bon appétit.

I don't think so...Mick's has his perfect home made demos to publish! Keef has to add two solo songs...as ever!

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KRiffhard
# 2 on Amazon's chart, # 8 on Billboard's top albums sales, top 10 in many countries...i'm very happy for Keef! He deserves it!

Recipe for next Stones album...

Subtract the song list posted above.
Add Charlie, Mick, and Ronnie, (and maybe Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor on a song or two, or more)
Write new songs (Keith being the main architect).
Everything else stays the same give or take a bit of credit shuffling (RIP to those who are no longer with us).
Keep it simple.

Voilà. Bon appétit.

I don't think so...Mick's has his perfect home made demos to publish! Keef has to add two solo songs...as ever!

Arrrgghhh....dread the thought.
Maybe Mick could use those demos for his own solo album?

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Recipe for next Stones album...

Subtract the song list posted above.
Add Charlie, Mick, and Ronnie, (and maybe Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor on a song or two, or more)
Write new songs (Keith being the main architect).
Everything else stays the same give or take a bit of credit shuffling (RIP to those who are no longer with us).
Keep it simple.

Voilà. Bon appétit.

First of all make sure that Mick´s home demos are erased and there are no back up copies. Put Keith in charge and close the doors for ex-Stones. Let do Keith the production, he produced Crosseyed Heart, so he can produce a Stones-record as well.

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I just read about Babi Floyd, who shows in credits as background on Illusion that he died in 2013.

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I have compiled this from Waddy Wachtel's website track credits listing:



Crosseyed Heart 2015
Label: Universal Records

Tracks:
1. Crosseyed Heart (K. Richards) Steve Jordan
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar

2. Heartstopper (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Piano
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar
Larry Campbell - Pedal Steel, Violin
Steve Jordan Drums, Background Vocals

3. Amnesia (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Piano
Steve Jordan Drums, Background Vocals
Bobby Keys - Saxophone
Meegan Voss - Background Vocals

4. Robbed Blind (K. Richards)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano
Steve Jordan Drums Background Vocals
Paul Nowinski - Bass
Larry Campbell - Pedal Steel

5. Trouble (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Background Vocals
Bernard Fowler - Background Vocals
Steve Jordan Drums, Percussion, Background Vocals
Waddy Wachtel - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals

6. Love Overdue (G. Isaacs)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Keyboards
Steve Jordan Drums, Background Vocals
Bernard Fowler - Background Vocals
Clifton Anderson - Trombone
Kevin Batchelor - Trumpet
Ivan Neville - Hammond Organ, Background Vocals,
Charles Dougherty - Tenor Saxophone

7. Nothing On Me (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass
Steve Jordan Drums, Congas, Background Vocals
Aaron Neville - Background Vocals
Charles Hodges - Hammond Organ

8. Suspicious (K. Richards)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Farfisa, Electric Sitar, Wurlitzer, Piano
David Paich - Farfisa Organ
Steve Jordan Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals
Meegan Voss - Background Vocals
David Paich - Farfisa Organ

9. Blues in the Morning (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Bass, Piano
Steve Jordan Drums Background Vocals
Bobby Keys - Saxophone

10. Something For Nothing (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Piano
Steve Jordan Drums, Background Vocals
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar Solo
Charles Hodges - Hammond Organ, Piano

11. Illusion (K. Richards, S. Jordan, N. Jones)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Farfisa Organ, Piano
Blondie Chaplin - Background Vocals
Bernard Fowler - Background Vocals
Norah Jones - Lead Vocals (
Steve Jordan Drums, Timpani, Vibraphone, Background Vocals
Pino Palladino - Bass
Babi Floyd - Background Vocals

12. Just a Gift (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Tiple, Piano
Larry Campbell - Fiddle
Blondie Chaplin - Background Vocals
Steve Jordan Drums
Paul Nowinski – Viola, Gamba

13. Goodnight Irene (H. Ledbetter, J. A. Lomax)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Blondie Chaplin - Background Vocals
Steve Jordan Drums, Background Vocals
Bernard Fowler - Background Vocals

14. Substantial Damage (K. Richards, S. Jordan)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Background Vocals
Sarah Dash - Background Vocals
Steve Jordan Drums Background Vocals
Charles Hodges - Hammond Organ
Pierre de Beauport - Acoustic Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Slide Guitar
Bernard Fowler – Background Vocals

15. Lover's Plea (K. Richards, S. Jordan, D. Porter)
Keith Richards - Lead Vocals, Background Vocals, Electric Guitar, Bass,
Charles Hodges - Hammond Organ, Piano
Bernard Fowler - Background Vocals
Blondie Chaplin - Background Vocals
Jack Hale - Trombone
Jim Horn - Baritone Saxophone
Steve Jordan – Horn Arrangements, Drums, Background Vocals
Lannie McMillan – Tenor Saxophone
Ivan Neville - Wurlitzer
Spooner Oldham - Hammond Organ
Lester Snell - Horn Arrangements
Ben Cauley - Trumpet

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Recipe for next Stones album...

Subtract the song list posted above.
Add Charlie, Mick, and Ronnie, (and maybe Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor on a song or two, or more)
Write new songs (Keith being the main architect).
Everything else stays the same give or take a bit of credit shuffling (RIP to those who are no longer with us).
Keep it simple.

Voilà. Bon appétit.

First of all make sure that Mick´s home demos are erased and there are no back up copies. Put Keith in charge and close the doors for ex-Stones. Let do Keith the production, he produced Crosseyed Heart, so he can produce a Stones-record as well.

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Keith has probably produced every Stones record since Jimmy Miller left more than you know. Mick is very capable of writing new tunes too, a good song is a good song. Thinking Mick and Keith can (or have) done everything as collaborative partners in the studio is a bit short sighted and we might as well not tie their hands in any way. Bring the best ideas and demos you've got and go from there, imo.

Watching the Keith documentary last night I was trying to imagine him in the studio with the Stones and kind of realized we are never going to get a Stones record with the kind of energy, power and spark Keith contributed during his peak years. An introspective, roots based, mellow heartfelt approach is more Keith style these days, I hope Jagger can get there too. Mick and Keith are just so different these days...fingers crossed.

Was Larry Campbell the violin player on wingless angels too. ? or was that Frankie somebody. who is Larry Campbell. and why is it fiddle and then violin. its just a matter of how you play it. there is no physical difference. I love farfisa but I am not hearing any farfisa on those songs are you? and who is s][/s] doing the honky tonk piano on repeat on blues in the morning. annoying!! there is a need for Johnnie Johnson there or ian stewart. (or more likely they are dead and can't be there!!) maybe they couldn't edit that part because Bobby was on it too. (Christ there are a lot of dead people on this thing)!!



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I am bumping this up to bump down Taylor Swift.

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Oh man. that sounds delicious. reel to reel. with headphones. wow.

bump

how did it sell? i think it should go top 2 or 3 pretty easily.

the music business doesnt really develop careers nowdays so you have hundreds of new artists putting records out,they make it or they're gone.

if keith does 100 thousand copies he's got a number 1.

Larry Campbell is a happening dude!! multi-instrumentalist.

http://larrycampbellmusic.net/

I didn't realize that Keith was so suppressed until now. geez. what else he could have done.



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Larry Campbell is a happening dude!! multi-instrumentalist.

http://larrycampbellmusic.net/

I didn't realize that Keith was so suppressed until now. geez. what else he could have done.

I knew of Larry Campbell from Dylan's touring band, and that he played on Dylan's Love and Theft album (guitar, banjo, mandolin, violin), but never knew the rest of his extensive credentials.

High Five to Larry Campbell!

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Larry Campbell is Great, saw him also with Dylan a few times, He's tops when it comes to these instruments, That's why Keith sought him out I'm sure...

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#7 and #11 is not too shabby !

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you sure about that #11? that seems a little low for a superstar who spent his summer playing stadiums.

that would put him at only about 60-70,000 copies in todays market because the top 10 is littered with new artists who come and go in a flash.

legends with a huge fanbase do pretty good even in todays market,ac/dc for instance i think sold a million or so,i think keith will sell 100-200 thousand with this one easily.

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that's a disaster-37000 copies is not anywhere near what keith deserves,this is a good record.

david gilmour sold double that and came in at #5-anyone that is not a floyd fan couldnt pick david gilmour out of a line-up,stones fans need to step up a little bit here.

i predict keiths record will build as it goes when more fans see he has a new disc out there,i think he'll buck the trend and sell more in the next few weeks.nowadays a record peaks at the beginning instead of picking up steam as people catch on,i see that happening here with crosseyed heart.

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that's a disaster-37000 copies is not anywhere near what keith deserves,this is a good record.

Actually, Keith sold 33,000 in the first week, vs. 70,000 for David Gilmour (and 12,000 for the best week of Main Offender). That's about right. Floyd have always outsold the Stones, though the margin here is quite wide. Seems a lot of people had inflationary expectations.... This was always going to be a cult release.

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i predict keiths record will build as it goes when more fans see he has a new disc out there,i think he'll buck the trend and sell more in the next few weeks.nowadays a record peaks at the beginning instead of picking up steam as people catch on,i see that happening here with crosseyed heart.

Care to make it interesting?



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For what it's worth, I think Gilmour's total was buffered by giving away a cd for each concert ticket sold.
Not just one per order, but one for every ticket.
I ended up with nine, and I know some true die-hards that had at least twice that many.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

@Hairball.

In that case Gilmour's people were smart. An album these days is merely part of an overall sales and marketing scheme, usually spearheaded by a tour.

Keith and Jane Rose needed to be more innovative than simply bundling the LP with some guitar picks and hoodies that won't reach their recipients for another month.

Just goes to show you the relative unimportance of the bombastic media coverage.

I think the media coverage swept KR to the sales he did get. Without it the record would have been unknown to almost everyone. There is no comparison with David Gilmour. He was the main vocalist and lead guitarist for an act that outsold virtually everyone. With no tour, Keith 's album is a side project.

what is this a competition?. no its quality music and its not what its about. to make the charts. come on. why are dudes always making things a @#$%& competition. its art. so sick of all the competition humans make for themselves. that's not what life is about. I guess if you want your sperm to win. or something boring like that

and I would like to add that I am very grateful
that I can express myself freely without being
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shit now wouldn't you know that Waddy has removed the track credits from his website and all those lovely songs. someone must have said "copyright yadda yadda" what a shame.

bump taylor swift off the planet

People don't buy music anymore. That number from Keith is fairy impressive when you consider that Main Offender entered the charts at #99 and sold far fewer records in an era when people actually paid for/bought music.