Imelda May live at The Royal Albert Hall on Wed 22 Nov 2017.
Ronnie Wood and Sir Bob Geldof came on stage for a couple of songs
including a cover of The Animals 'I'm Crying'.

Luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurv Imelda, luuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurv Sir Ron, and Geldof should ideally shut his big trap and disappear from view for ever and eternity !!

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Someone gave Bob a harmonica in the wrong key, obviously

Cool! Thanks for posting, Cristiano, and thanks for the heads up, Ronnierocks!

Great to see Ronnie and Imelda together at RAH.

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Imelda is great. I was glad when she dumped the rockabilly schtick.

never heard of her

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never heard of her

? you should try and get out more

Jeff beck played with her or she sang with

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Great to see Ronnie and Imelda together at RAH.

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Cheers, crawdaddy!

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never heard of her

? you should try and get out more

I went outside today. Never hear of her still

Ronnie, like Keith, enjoys getting on stage and playing any chance he gets. That's rock n roll.

Scotty,
Irvine, CA

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Ronnie, like Keith, enjoys getting on stage and playing any chance he gets. That's rock n roll.

Scotty,
Irvine, CA

I was thinking the same thing Scotty, and Ronnie always seems to shine brightly in these settings - almost as if he's enjoying himself more than when he's on stage with the Stones.
A bit looser without being under the 'iron curtain' that is the Stones where most of the songs he plays on he wasn't even on the studio versions.
Looking at the setlist of the last Stones show in Paris, he was originally only involved with six of the twenty songs they played that night.

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Looks like a really fun night of music.
Thx for posting the vids.

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never heard of her

? you should try and get out more

I went outside today. Never hear of her still

Now you have...

"...and Ronnie always seems to shine brightly in these settings - almost as if he's enjoying himself more than when he's on stage with the Stones".

I don't think so, Hairball, at least as for the last years. My impression is that, during all the recent tours, Ronnie seems to enjoy really being on stage with the Stones. Maybe that's why his contribution is bigger. Or, maybe, the row is reverse: Ronnie knows that he's playing well and so his mood gets better...

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"...and Ronnie always seems to shine brightly in these settings - almost as if he's enjoying himself more than when he's on stage with the Stones".

I don't think so, Hairball, at least as for the last years. My impression is that, during all the recent tours, Ronnie seems to enjoy really being on stage with the Stones. Maybe that's why his contribution is bigger. Or, maybe, the row is reverse: Ronnie knows that he's playing well and so his mood gets better...

Could be, and I think his sobriety has helped his playing and demeanor, but in the case of the final Paris show, it must be tough (or awkward) at times for him to only play only four of twenty originals (plus two covers) that he had anything to do with in the studio. Or maybe he doesnt care, but when he's playing on songs he originally had nothing to do with, there's certain expectations and guidelines to meet not only from Mick and Keith, but most fans. He can't just go out there and let it loose as he does when guseting with others, and for the most part with the Stones he has to abide by the structure that was in place before he was a member of the band.

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Ronnie, like Keith, enjoys getting on stage and playing any chance he gets. That's rock n roll.

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Irvine, CA

Well, Keith used to.
Not so much in recent years though?

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Ronnie, like Keith, enjoys getting on stage and playing any chance he gets. That's rock n roll.

Scotty,
Irvine, CA

Well, Keith used to.
Not so much in recent years though?

I agree. Keith seems have gone MIA in recent years when The Stones are not on tour while Ronnie will show up at someone's baby shower to play if he can. LOL. I also agree with Hairball's comments. Ronnie seems to really be enjoying himself playing on stage with other people. He gets to 'spread his wings' a little more when playing under these situations.

Scotty

You'd like her, potus. She does a lot of Beatles covers.



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I love the Royal Albert Hall. It is a truly amazing, historical, and beautiful place. It would be so fitting for the Stones last concert... ever.

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I love the Royal Albert Hall. It is a truly amazing, historical, and beautiful place. It would be so fitting for the Stones last concert... ever.

I agree.

Other than that, a small club or theater somewhere in London.

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Seems like Ronnie is not busy with making new solo albums anymore..
Shame really.
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