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In the first comment there is a thanks to Mick Taylor and Nicky Hopkins. Anyone know if they playing on this with Cher?

According to the credits... yes indeed. Nice find.

Majic Ship


“Songwaves Project” 1999
Label: Gear Fab Records

Tracks:
1. Don't Tell Me
2. It Could Be You
3. Dream About Mary
4. Keep On Tryin'
5. Think About You [Remember]
6. Turn The Beat Back On
7. Images
8. One Night Of Love
9. Dressed To Kill
10. Love Light
11. Blow Me Away
12. All Revved Up
13. Tell Me [You're Coming Back] (M. Jagger, K. Richards)

Credits:
Dave Amato - Guitar, Keyboards, Bass, Backing Vocals
Ron Wikso - Drums, Percussion
Mike (Beefboy) Garrigan - Vocals
Tommy Nikosey - Vocals
Cher - Vocals (13)
Pattie Darcy-Jones - Background Vocals (13)
Mick Taylor - Guitar (13)
Nicky Hopkins - Keyboards (13)
Neal Doughty - Keyboards (6)
Bruce Hall - Bass (3)
Brett Tuggle - Keyboards (7)

Dave Amato - Producer
Ron Wikso - Producer, Engineer
Tommy Nikosey - Graphic Design
The main members/songwriters in Majic Ship are Mike "Beefboy" Garrigan and Tommy Nikosey
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Nice find!
I wonder how many recordings did Mick Taylor and we still don't know...



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2021-02-21 01:08 by Quique-stone.

I see Brett Tuggle on keyboards. He played with David Lee Roth back in the late 80s, cowrote Just Like Paradise.
Sonny and Cher sure did a lot of background vocals for the various Phil Spector produced bands back in the day. I believe they even sang on Be My Baby.

What a reminder of how many great songs waiting to be discovered lurk in the Stones back catalog.

Nice finding! Nicky and Mick T. togheter. Sadly Nicky pass away in 1994, must be a recording from his time in scientology.

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Brilliant!A nice way to start the week.Thanks for posting Travellinman and MisterDDDD

Great version of a criminally underrated Jagger/Richards tune, forgotten by the band since oh so when. And Taylor's solo is ace. Absolutely love it, thanks for posting.

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dandelion1967
Nice finding! Nicky and Mick T. togheter. Sadly Nicky pass away in 1994, must be a recording from his time in scientology.

From the youtube comments area:

"I played bass on this in 1991."

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retired_dog
Great version of a criminally underrated Jagger/Richards tune, forgotten by the band since oh so when. And Taylor's solo is ace. Absolutely love it, thanks for posting.

Yes, great song. I just wish Gregg Allman had done a sing along with Cher on this version.

I was going to ask, "Where is Cher??"

But then she finally pops up about two and a half minutes in.

Nice find ,thanks for posting