I’ve Got My Own Album To Do

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The 13th September 2014 marks 40 years since the release of Ronnie’s first ever solo album, the classic I’ve Got My Own Album To Do.

To celebrate, Ronnie will answer any questions you have about the album in a video. To submit your questions by posting a comment on Facebook here or Tweet him using the hashtag #AskRonnie.

The album comprises of eleven tracks, composed by Ronnie and the likes of George Harrison and Keith Richards. Additional musicians on the album include Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, Mick Taylor, Ian McLagan, Andy Newmark and Willie Weeks.

I’ve Got My Own Album To Do was recorded at Ronnie’s home recording studio, the Wick, in Richmond London.

[ronniewood.com]

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I’ve Got My Own Album To Do

SEP 01

The 13th September 2014 marks 40 years since the release of Ronnie’s first ever solo album, the classic I’ve Got My Own Album To Do.

To celebrate, Ronnie will answer any questions you have about the album in a video. To submit your questions by posting a comment on Facebook here or Tweet him using the hashtag #AskRonnie.

The album comprises of eleven tracks, composed by Ronnie and the likes of George Harrison and Keith Richards. Additional musicians on the album include Mick Jagger, Rod Stewart, Mick Taylor, Ian McLagan, Andy Newmark and Willie Weeks.

I’ve Got My Own Album To Do was recorded at Ronnie’s home recording studio, the Wick, in Richmond London.

[ronniewood.com]

Great, I'll be there.

Posted a tweet. Great album. I Can Feel The Fire loud for breakfast with a black coffee & paracetamol always sets me up before I head into work

This album has held up quite well. Still dig it.

I think I’ve Got My Own Album To Do should be subtitled, ...and I got all these lovely people to help me.

Ronnie replies to a few of the 5,000 + questions he received:

Nice!
Still my favourite Woody album. And I always had some love for that cover . .

Would love a deluxe edition, and the same for Now Look.

Very cool. Thanks for posting!

Good ol' Ronnie Woods!

Great interviews. I love the story of the album title and the misspelling of his name.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the release of "I've Got My Own Album To Do" Ronnie answers fans questions about the album.


Part 1,2 & 3


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Congratulations to Ronnie

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The best solo album by any of The Stones.....

Thanks for sharing!

Nice!

Fantastic album ! Thanks

everything's turning to gold

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The best solo album by any of The Stones.....

Its a humorous title if nothing else

Probably my all time favourite album. Good on ya Ronnie

I still love Gimmie Some Neck, but I've Got My Own Album to Do might be his best I suppose.

It's hard for me to listen to either one and not find myself wishing the Glimmers would allow him to write a few songs for them still.....

Fantastic album as was his latest.

The year 1973-74 was a big year for collaborations. All former members of The Beatles, members of The Stones, The Who, The Small Faces / Faces and Stevie Wonder, David Bowie, Elton John and Harry Nilsson all joined forces and had fun recording together. Ronnie's album is almost the center-piece of all this. Great album with a lot of nerve and humor.

Did I miss something?

The audio in these clips seems doctored. Was the album remastered and re-released? Will it be re-released? Only "digital" songs I have from it are from the best of RW of some time ago, but they sound "flat" compared to these.

C

This album has IMO always needed the remaster treatment. What a beautiful album it is!!

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This album has IMO always needed the remaster treatment. What a beautiful album it is!!

The CD, not the vinyl. The vinyl sounds fantastic to this day. I never listen to the CD-version.

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Did I miss something?

The audio in these clips seems doctored. Was the album remastered and re-released? Will it be re-released? Only "digital" songs I have from it are from the best of RW of some time ago, but they sound "flat" compared to these.

C

Compare here. I don't think we hear a re-mastered version in that clip - but I could be wrong.

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Maindefender
This album has IMO always needed the remaster treatment. What a beautiful album it is!!

The CD, not the vinyl. The vinyl sounds fantastic to this day. I never listen to the CD-version.

Okay, thanks….

A couple moments where I thought Ronnie was gasping for breath as he spoke. Hard to imagine Ronnie being older...he was always the spry jokester of the group.

A very exciting release back in 1974. I was so jacked to go over to the record store in Tempe, Azizona after classes that day while I was at school at ASU. The core of the people I hung out with were all knocked out by the album, and needless to say it saw an insane amount of play time. What a lineup. Thank God Ronnie released the Kilburn show on DVD where this album was debuted on stage!

Still does. The LP sonic quality is superior to the cd release. Would be curious to hear it re-mastered to see if the sound quality of the LP could be reproduced. My daughters (now grown up) always loved this album when they were quite young and they put it on when visiting. No complaints from me....

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A couple moments where I thought Ronnie was gasping for breath as he spoke. Hard to imagine Ronnie being older...he was always the spry jokester of the group.

I don't know, to me it kinda sounds like he's just got a cold.