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According to his biography, he actually played on Between The Buttons. Nearly two pages are dedicated to this session, in November 1966. Apart from this, it's a very good book. Bye, Luca
PS the book also gives his complete discography
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1963luca0
According to his biography, he actually played on Between The Buttons. Nearly two pages are dedicated to this session, in November 1966. Apart from this, it's a very good book. Bye, Luca
PS the book also gives his complete discography
Basically, it repeats the same errors loads of other books and sources have. Usual stuff of one copying the other and errors getting repeated.
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LOL Come on DandelionPowderman!
Thanks for reading and disqualifying (joking) but first of all it is very clear there that it’s UNCONFIRMED; there’s a very few things there as “unconfirmed” and that’s one of them; I have sources like Julian Dawson bio , Terry Hounsome book and Nico Zentgraf’s books (the hardcopy books) but I also have some sources saying that he is not there like Nico’s website, so that’s why I clearly wrote UNCONFIRMED.
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Why people do not use Nico's site? Everything is there.
[www.nzentgraf.de]
Just open the year and search on page for Nicky Hopkins.
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Ironbelt !!! .... OUCH!!!
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Here is the answer in one place: http://rocksoff.org/nicky-sessions.htm soon with three more from the upcoming Tattoo You anniversary edition From the upcoming Tattoo You at 40 you have: “Living in the heart of love”, "Drift Away" and "Fast Talking Slow Walking" are with Nicky Hopkins too.
There you’ll find not only Nicky with the Rolling Stones, also solo albums by Ronnie Wood, Bill Wyman, unreleased Brian Jones and more, singles are only included when they didn’t make it on the albums
Also released albums with members of the Stones and Nicky, like Ronnie on bass with the Jeff beck Group feat Nicky, Nicky on "Come Home Baby" with P. P. Arnold and Rod Stewart. (Produced by Mick Jagger on Immediate Records, with Ronnie Wood on guitar, Keith Richards on bass, Nicky Hopkins on electric piano, Keith Emerson on Hammond organ and the Georgie Fame Brass Section), Keith West, Santa Barbera Machine Head featuring Ronnie Wood. Majic Ship with Nicky and Mick Taylor, Adam Bomb again with Nicky and Mick and muuuuch more.
Once you’re there check Nicky solo discography as Mick Taylor is on Nicky’s second album “The Tin Man was a dreamer” providing really great solos
BTW… The Nicky Hopkins official Twitter account is promoting this thread, check it out here [twitter.com]
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Nicky Hopkins started with Screaming Lord Sutch’s Savages, which also included Jimmy Page (another session hero and founder of Led Zeppelin). He played with the Cyril Davies All Stars, one of the first British rhythm & blues bands (Nicky plays piano on the Country Line Special album).
In 1965, he played piano on the Who’s debut album and started playing keyboards in sessions for the top British bands including the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and the Kinks, and on solo albums by John Lennon, Jeff Beck, and others. He played with the Stones on their amazing unreleased concert film from 1968, Rock and Roll Circus (at left). Nicky eventually moved to San Francisco and helped define the S.F. sound, playing on Jefferson Airplane and Steve Miller Band albums, and even briefly joined Quicksilver Messenger Service.
“Jigsaw Puzzle” (Jagger, Richards) by the Rolling Stones
Nicky adds more than color to this track. His signature rhythm part is evident, building up, dueling with Charlie Watts on drums, providing a distinctive backbeat. Brian Jones plays some of his best slide guitar on this song.
Nicky also plays on "Sympathy for the Devil"
"No Expectations"
"Dear Doctor" - harpsipiano
"Jigsaw Puzzle"
"Street Fighting Man"
"Stray Cat Blues"
"Factory Girl" - mellotron
"Salt of the Earth"
Nicky Hopkins played on quite a few Stones songs, starting with “Cool Calm Collected” and including “Gimme Shelter”, “She’s a Rainbow”, “Child of the Moon”, “You Got the Silver”, and “Sway”. Nicky also accompanied the Stones on tour from 1971 to 1973.
Jamming with Edward: Two of the greatest unsung session heroes — Nicky Hopkins and Ry Cooder — jammed together with members of the Rolling Stones on some blues songs and a few originals on this album, released by Rolling Stones Records.
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