can anyone tell me who played guitar on Micks album She's The Boss

jeff beck played on several songs

Recorded at Compass Point Studos, Nassau, Bahamas
Mixed at Power Station, N.Y.C.

*. Lonely At The Top - 3:45
(Jagger/Richards)
Jeff Beck - Lead Guitar
Pete Townshed - Guitar
Eddie Martinez - Guitar
Herbie Hancock - Organ
Guy Fletcher - Synthesizer
Bill Laswell - Bass
Michael Shrieve - Drums
Bernard Fowler - Background vocals
Mick Jagger - Lead & Background vocals

**. 1/2 A Loaf - 4:58
(M.Jagger)
Bernard Edwards - Bass guitar
Steve Ferroni - Drums
Nile Rodgers - Guitar
Eddie Martinez - Lead guitar
Rob Sabino - Synclavier, Prophet 5, Juno 60, Piano
Fonzi Thornton - Background vocals
Mick Jagger - Lead & Background vocals

*. Running Out Of Luck - 4:15
(M.Jagger)
Jeff Beck - Lead Guitar
Eddie Martinez - Guitar
Herbie Hancock - Synthesizer, Fairlight Cmi
Robbie Shakespeare -Bass
Sly Dunbar - Drums, Simmons drums
Daniel Ponce - Bata
Mick Jagger - Lead vocals, Harmonica

**. Turn The Girl Loose - 3:52
(M.Jagger)
Bernard Edwards - Bass guitar
Anton Fig - Drums
Nile Rodgers - Guitar
Rob Sabino - Prophet 5
Herbie Hancock - DX 1, Hammond organ, Fairlight
Lenny Picket - Baritone sax
Alfa Anderson - Ladies' rap
Mick Jagger - Lead vocals

*. Hard Woman - 4:23
(M.Jagger)
Jeff Beck - Lead Guitar
Pete Townshed - Guitar
Jan Hammer - Piano
Colin Hodgekinson - Bass
Tony Thompson - Drums
Mick Jagger - Lead vocals
Strings arranged and conducted by Paul Buckmaster

*. Just Another Night - 5:13
(M.Jagger)
Jeff Beck - Lead guitar, acoustic guitar
Rabbit - Synthesizer
Ron Magness - Synthesizer
Bill Laswell - Synthesizer
Robbie Shakespeare - Bass
Sly Dunbar - Drums, Simmons drums
Anton Fier - Simmons Toms
Aiyb Dieng - Shaker
Mick Jagger - Lead vocals

*. Lucky In Love - 6:13
(Lyrics: M.Jagger, Music: M.Jagger & C. Alomar)
Jeff Beck - Guitar
Herbie Hancock - Synthesizer, Fairlight Cmi
Wally Badarou - Synclavier II, OBXa
Guy Fletcher - Synthesier
Chuck Leavall - Organ
Robbie Shakespeare - Bass
Sly Dunbar - Drums, Simmons drums
Aiyb Dieng - Water Drums
Ray Cooper - Percussion
Bernard Fowler - Background vocals
Mick Jagger - Lead & Background vocals

**. Secrets - 5:01
(M.Jagger)
Bernard Edwards - Bass guitar
Anton Fig - Drums
G.E. Smith - Lead guitar
Nile Rodgers - Guitars
Rob Sabino - Synclavier, Prophet 5, Juno 60
Mick Jagger - Lead vocals

*. She's The Boss - 5:14
(Lyrics: M.Jagger, Music: M.Jagger & C. Alomar)
Jeff Beck - Lead guitar
Eddie Martinez - Guitar
Wally Badarou - Synthesizer, synclavier II
Guy Fletcher - Synthesizer
Chuck Leavall - Organ
Robbie Shakespeare - Bass
Sly Dunbar - Drums, Simmons drums
Aiyb Dieng - Talking Drums
Ray Cooper - Congas
Anton Fier - Metal
Bernard Fowler - Background vocals
Mick Jagger - Lead & Background vocals



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Oh, give me the beat, boys, and free my soul
I wanna get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

thanks for all the info,i was pretty sure Jeff Beck played on a few songs

Jeff Beck is my all time favorite guitar player...he is cool to see live....he plays in Micks PRIMATIVE COOL solo also

Love Jeff Beck. Without question one of my top 3 favorites. I love this disc. I know the 80s sound bothers some but I like it. A well written disc. Wore it out when it was released and still listen to it now. My favorite 3 songs at
She's The Boss
1/2a Loaf
Runnin out of Luck

Didn't Mick himself play guitar on several tracks? And I thought Nile Rodgers was on Just Another Night?

Happy Birthday, Jeff Beck, 61 today. This time last year I was about to see him at the Royal Albert Hall complete with cameo appearence by our very own Ron Wood.


You might have to scrape me off the floor at the end of the tour, but it'll be really good scrapings. - Mick Jagger

excellent guitarist Jeff Beck, but there just isn't one song by him that appeals to me. A bit the same as Joe Satriani and Steve Vai. Useless technical noodling to.

Mathijs

I wish Jeff beck would find a true band that he was part of. Might be too late in life though. He is such a gifted musician. But he can not write a tune to save his life and also can not sing. So he needs to always have a collaborator. And he ended up with the pseudo jazz people. With the Rock crowd he neesm to never stick and /or get along. He kniows he's a badass and expexts to get paid well and demands superstar treatment. he sounds like a primadonna to me. With a killer frontman he could have been a superstar.
There is one song by him that actually almost makes me cry. I have never heard a guitar talk like that. It is his version of "Goodbye Porkpie Hat" Fantastic!

Hey yeah you nailed it Mathijs....Useless technical noodling.

But Mr Keith & Mr Tom have told us all about That Feel.

But there's one thing you can't lose
And it's that feel
You can pawn your watch and chain
But not that feel
It always comes and finds you
It will always hear you cry
I cross my wooden leg
And I swear on my glass eye
It will never leave you high and dry
Never leave you loose
It's harder to get rid of than tattoos

ROCKMAN

Mathijs Wrote:
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> excellent guitarist Jeff Beck, but there just
> isn't one song by him that appeals to me. A bit
> the same as Joe Satriani and Steve Vai. Useless
> technical noodling to.
>
> Mathijs

If you don't like his version of People Get Ready there's no hope for you.

I love all his variations from pre-Yardbirds to his eponymous album; but some more than others. I do wish he'd find a vocalist with Rod's capabilities that he actually gets on with; it shouldn't be impossible as a lot of this finest work is on other people's albums.




You might have to scrape me off the floor at the end of the tour, but it'll be really good scrapings. - Mick Jagger