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"Rock´N´Roll Preacher - Hallelujah -I´m On Fire!"

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Carol (snippet): [twitter.com]

Setlist?

Cheers
Richard - In Another Land

Preach it, Ronnie!

Well that was fun - my review for Record Collector magazine is written but I won’t post yet in case people coming tomorrow want to avoid knowing the set.
What I will say is
1. Tonight was great
2. The excessive use of smartphones is a real problem when the stage is so low (I fell out with someone standing in front of me bigtime over this)
3. There was a suggestion of special guests tomorrow night but not necessarily his current playmates
Should be good!



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Some photos of last night!

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What guitar is he playing here? Never seen that one before.

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when I hear RW's guitar...I hear The Stones...and that's a great sound.

I think Ronnie is the one really keeping the fire burning. All this talk for YEARS about another Stones album etc. - Ronnie goes out, gets a radio show going, that shows history and integrity, releases books, and keeps playing music. The way you should. He looks fantastic.

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What guitar is he playing here? Never seen that one before.

Rozeo, a Japanese brand.This is the Ladybug I believe.

Mathijs

It´s afternoon already the day after the gig - and yes photos, but no review or even a few words about yesterday night yet.
So how was it?
How long did he play?
What did he play?
Any IORR'rers who've been there already awake?

Nice photos, thanks Daisy. Great to "see" you, Cristiano!

From Ronnie's Twitter:



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It´s afternoon already the day after the gig - and yes photos, but no review or even a few words about yesterday night yet.
So how was it? Great
How long did he play? About 90 minutes?
What did he play? Chuck Berry
Any IORR'rers who've been there already awake?

Review written and will post tomorrow so as not to spoil it for others going tonight

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It´s afternoon already the day after the gig - and yes photos, but no review or even a few words about yesterday night yet.
So how was it?
How long did he play?
What did he play?
Any IORR'rers who've been there already awake?

I thought it was great, a lot of fun. Very loose.
Ronnie is really enjoying himself and you can hear that.
Him starting on the pulpit was brilliant.

"Carol" from last night....
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Full setlist here [www.setlist.fm]

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What guitar is he playing here? Never seen that one before.

Rozeo, a Japanese brand.This is the Ladybug I believe.

Mathijs

Thanks. Never heard of them before.

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Johnny B Goode.

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My review for Record Collector mag follows:

Ronnie B. Goode!

Ronnie Wood With His Wild Five

All Saints Church, Kingston November 20

Shepherd’s Bush Empire
November 21

Ronnie took full advantage of gigging in a Saxon Church by playing Sweet Little Sixteen from the pulpit before taking his rightful place stage centre. Prior to this pianist Ben Waters had warmed up the 300-strong crowd with a tribute to Johnnie Johnson and introduced us to the band - Dion Egtved (bass), Dexter Hercules (drums) , Antti Snellman (tenor sax) and Tom Waters (alto sax). A brace of backing singers and Imelda May on co-vocals allowed for a varied set of Chuck Berry songs. Outstanding were Mad Lad, a haunting instrumental played on lap steel plus several tracks covered by the Stones including Let It Rock, Little Queenie, Don’t Lie To Me, a rousing Carol and set-closer Bye Bye Johnny. Ronnie also revisited his time as a Face with an evocative version of Memphis Tennessee (“we always used to screw that one up”). Throughout a ninety minute set Ronnie’s guitar playing was faultless and just loose enough to be fun.

The next night saw a very similar set played to an absolutely rammed Shepherds Bush Empire. The audience response was equally enthusiastic with fans from all over the world helping with the vocals of Sweet Little Rock And Roller. Special guest vocalist on a seasonal Run Run Rudolph was Lulu - small in stature, big in voice.

Special Merchandise: Unique T shirts with artwork designed by Ronnie £30 (Kingston) and Mad Lad hoodies £50 (Shepherd’s Bush)


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Nice review johnnythunders.

About a minute of Ronnie in the pulpit.
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Quite a few pics on this FB page now.

All Saints Church

Thanks for the review and comments johnnythunder!

EDIT - moved to the correct thread



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20 min. video from the Church

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thank you

Just came across this video and thanks for posting it.
Lots of focus on Ronnie as well as the great band.

Really enjoyed watching it as I know that church so well.

My Grandad and Grandma got married there about 1898 and as a youngster I have been to school functions and religious services back in the 60's.