These are new to me at least. Apologies if they've been posted already.

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Reminded me of Peggy cooking dinner in Married with Children.

thanx for the links, lovely to see ronnie playing with his dad.
here is another one ... [www.youtube.com] movie begins at 35.00

Thanks for the link. Never seen that before.
According to Nico Zentgraf's database this comes from an unfinished documentary "Ron Wood - A private view" by Mark Pines in the summer of 1982.
There are many more videos from that project to be found here: https://archive.org/details/markpines
Just skimmed through that and there's also a second part to that video from Redlands with Keith and Ronnie playing https://archive.org/details/mp_Ron_Wood_Protection_Master_23_Ron_Wood_at_Keiths_2_1982-08-22

hi, does anybody know which reggae-songs can be heard in the background while keith and ronnie talk together ?

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Thanks for the link. Never seen that before.
According to Nico Zentgraf's database this comes from an unfinished documentary "Ron Wood - A private view" by Mark Pines in the summer of 1982.
There are many more videos from that project to be found here: https://archive.org/details/markpines
Just skimmed through that and there's also a second part to that video from Redlands with Keith and Ronnie playing https://archive.org/details/mp_Ron_Wood_Protection_Master_23_Ron_Wood_at_Keiths_2_1982-08-22

Keith rolling his own at 7:40 ;-)

We also get to see Bert Richards I think, the pictures that appeared around 1983 didn't tell all the story !

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hi, does anybody know which reggae-songs can be heard in the background while keith and ronnie talk together ?


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Released as Innocent People Cry on UK Pyramid label 1974



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thanks rockie, i will look on youtube if i could find it ...

pleasure ..... Yeah its there on da yatube ...



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Keith rolling his own at 7:40 ;-)

Check the vids of Ronnie with Bobby Womack then... much more reprehensible behaviour there.
Which makes me think... apart from the heavy heroin years (76-77) it seems that Keith took much less illicit stuff than people around him.

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Keith rolling his own at 7:40 ;-)

Check the vids of Ronnie with Bobby Womack then... much more reprehensible behaviour there.
Which makes me think... apart from the heavy heroin years (76-77) it seems that Keith took much less illicit stuff than people around him.

The more I read about him, the more I develop the sense that aside from his heroin (and apparent alcohol/coke/weed use) Keith played up his image a bit but so did far more people around him than he himself. This established his mythos.

I don't think it's implausible that many were bigger users and those who tried to emulate him were actually far worse than he was. After all, the guy has an enormous library and I think that is something of a lifelong habit.

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The more I read about him, the more I develop the sense that aside from his heroin (and apparent alcohol/coke/weed use) Keith played up his image a bit but so did far more people around him than he himself. This established his mythos.

Remember that on the 81 tour Keith acted as a drug counselor for Ronnie, as he forbade him to freebase coke. That did not work too well but at least Keith tried.

Thank you very much.

I wish more videos like this were uploaded.


(at those times it seems they did not pay the electricity bills...).

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The more I read about him, the more I develop the sense that aside from his heroin (and apparent alcohol/coke/weed use) Keith played up his image a bit but so did far more people around him than he himself. This established his mythos.

Remember that on the 81 tour Keith acted as a drug counselor for Ronnie, as he forbade him to freebase coke. That did not work too well but at least Keith tried.

That's a good point - was this in someone's biography? I can recall reading it, but not where I read it...
I think Keith is far more shrewd than people gave him credit for. Considering them demise of those of his era and many who came after (Lou Reed, David Bowie and such come to mind) I would love to know what Keith's lifestyle was really like. Anyhow, I feel as though I'm digressing.

Joyful videos. Can anyone tell me in which accent Mr. Archie Wood is speaking?

Locals could be more precise bit it's basically a London/Home Counties working class accent.

When I was small you could spot different accents between places just a couple of miles apart but with so much more mobility these days, those subtleties are being lost.

It's a shame.

Thank you very much,Spud!

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Locals could be more precise bit it's basically a London/Home Counties working class accent.

When I was small you could spot different accents between places just a couple of miles apart but with so much more mobility these days, those subtleties are being lost.

It's a shame.

Yep. I haven't heard the clip, but you're absolutely right about the 'subtleties' being lost. American's often think of the 'cockney accent' when imagining working-class Londoner's, or those from the East End. Well, unless you encounter a native, aged 60+, you absolutely won't come across it. It is sad, but accents evolve. 'MLE' is the accent you'll often hear in London, today. It's roots are, essentially, a blend of cockney and Caribbean dialect.