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RoughJusticeOnYa
Yeah... And it's not like we compare any new Stones album with EXILE and/or SOME GIRLS either, now do we...

I sure as hell don't. I know better.

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DandelionPowderman
this one could very well be an album of cover songs...

Don't mind if it is.

Keith has proven to be a very interesting interpreter of other folks' songs when we've had the opportunity to hear him do it.



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DandelionPowderman
this one could very well be an album of cover songs...

Don't mind if it is.

Keith has proven to be a very interesting interpreter of other folks' songs when we've had the opportunity to hear him do it.

He did the Aaron Neville thing earlier in the year, so he's touched that style. Whatever it is, BRING IT ON!!

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gotdablouse
Honestly there's little reason to think that we're going to get anything better from Keith at this point than TIS or MO...and the fact that a cover is the first single ? Dunno...it seems like Keith's "ideas" would be better used in the the Stones context, Mick did manage to somewhat salvage OMS. What's odd is that Mick did say he wanted to record a new album with the Stones, so why "lose" Keith's ideas to a solo LP?

Let's see if this is an album consisting of "Keith's ideas" first

Yeah a covers album would make more sense...especially since Keith blamed Mick for releasing a "Stones type of material" album in 1985 instead of one of Irish folk songs with a blind harpist, hehe ;-)

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Where's the tumbler?

Looks like the scarf will be featuring.

Hey Keith you can take the scarf off anytime.

Go Keith Go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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bye bye johnny


Keith and Lee "Scratch" Perry in the latest issue of Rolling Stone (the October 24, 2013 issue with the “Walking Dead" on the cover). The pair are mixing a take on “Love Is Overdue” by Gregory Isaacs...

www.facebook.com/officialkeef

So the song they are mixing is 'Love is overdue'...





...and not Willie Williams ' Prisoner of lonelyness' as previously said

"Lee "Scratch" Perry, day after his NYC performance at Dub Champions Festival, was called in by The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards to do some dub mixing for his upcoming solo album. Rolling Stone mag just published this photo..."

Yep from a reliable source it's a cover of the Gregory
Isaac tune Love is Overdue .......... and watch dem lyrics



ROCKMAN

This bodes well ,Keith covering Gregory.I love "old school Reggae"Keep that synth style shite in the bin.

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Rockman
Yep from a reliable source it's a cover of the Gregory
Isaac tune Love is Overdue

Would think it won't get any more reliable than "officialkeef".

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Rockman
Yep from a reliable source it's a cover of the Gregory
Isaac tune Love is Overdue .......... and watch dem lyrics

Hi Rockman, do you know if Waddy Wachtel and other Winos (apart from Steve) are involved in this new solo project?

lee perry playng some show in italy actually these days..

so, in the end, we don´t know anything...

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bluesinc.
so, in the end, we don´t know anything...

Exactly!!

soon it will be more like a turban...

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TeddyB1018
Perhaps Keith is concentrating on material such as cover versions the Stones would not use.

I hope it's not so...i would prefer unreleased material

Hi Rockman, do you know if Waddy Wachtel and other Winos (apart from Steve) are involved in this new solo project?

.....so far Steve Jordan is the only one I've seen mentioned



ROCKMAN

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Rockman
Hi Rockman, do you know if Waddy Wachtel and other Winos (apart from Steve) are involved in this new solo project?

.....so far Steve Jordan is the only one I've seen mentioned

Me too. This new solo project doesn't seem to involve all Winos as occurred with Main Offender. Apart from that i really hope that is not an album of cover versions

...wait till the critics read the lyrics to Love Is Overdue....
.....Man that's gonna be a big day here on IORR ....



ROCKMAN

Waddy's gotten together with Keith on a couple occasions in recent years. Early 2010 and March of this year they were in LA for work on Johnny Depp's Keith documentary.

Whether anything from those sessions will be part of a future Keith release remains to be seen. As does Depp's film.

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Rockman
...wait till the critics read the lyrics to Love Is Overdue....
.....Man that's gonna be a big day here on IORR ....

Hey Rockman, you know something good about this album! Tell us something more!

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bye bye johnny
Waddy's gotten together with Keith on a couple occasions in recent years. Early 2010 and March of this year they were in LA for work on Johnny Depp's Keith documentary.

Whether anything from those sessions will be part of a future Keith release remains to be seen. As does Depp's film.

...as two songs recorded with Jack White.

...any news guys? Teddy, do you know something new about this new solo project?

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Rockman
...keith's worked with "Scratch" and Steve Marshall before ...
Nuffin' wrong with Book of Moses even if ya gotta watch-out for da polar bear ..

Rockman, you are a treasure trove of musical information.

Steve Jordan gives radio.com's Brian Ives some details about the Keith project:

The Stones played two new songs during this tour, and one of them, “One More Shot,” was written by Richards for a potential solo album, according to the band’s Rolling Stone cover story earlier this year.

“We’re working on it now, it’s really pretty amazing,” Jordan says, before adjusting that statement. “It’s weird to say something you’re working on is amazing. I think he’s amazing on it, is really what I mean to say. That’s basically it.”

Jordan says that it isn’t an X-Pensive Winos album; rather it’s mainly the Richards/Jordan team.

And he verifies that there’s a Keith solo version of “One More Shot.”

“We cut it, and it’s great,” Jordan says. “Again, that sounds weird. What I mean to say is we really had a great time doing it. Keith was looking for a new song to bring in [to the Stones], so he asked me if I minded if he brought it in, and I said, ‘No.’ So he brought it in and they liked it, and they ended up recording it. We gave them our version to listen to. We have a version, it’s done. It has a different flavor, an additional vocal, Meegan [Voss, Jordan's wife] singing this counterpoint thing. It’s a little different, Keith is playing all of the guitars and the bass. That’s all I can say, I can’t say much more.”

The song served as something of an anthem for the Stones on what may well have been their last tour, but it may also double for Richards’ other band, should he decide to hit the road once again with the X-Pensive Winos.

[wcbsfm.cbslocal.com]

Thanks bye bye for any info.