Which guest appearance do you think it's the best done by a Rolling Stone

My top 5 is:

1) Blues Blues Blues - Jimmy Rogers
2) The London Sessions - Howlin'Wolf
3) Hail Hail Rock n Roll - Chuck Berry
4) Bradly Barn Sessions - George Jones
5) Sleepless - Peter Wolf




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John Phillips "Pay back and follow"

Keith and the King of Heartbreak from the Bradley Barn Sessions gets ya a little teary eyed and my vote also

Keith joining Willie Nelson on Dead Flowers.

"It's just that demon life has got me in it's sway..."

Mick on "Long Black Veil" by the Chieftains,

Keith on "Deuce And A Quarter" by All the King's Men (Scotty Moore & DJ Fontana) with Levon Helm of The Band singing the 1st verse.

jimmy rogers was awesome! love that one!

i like the bush doctor peter tosh album with both keith and mick.

I saw Woody jam with Dylan and Tom Petty at MSG in '86. He would have made a fine Wilbury.

last waltz.....woody...

Keith with Jim Carroll Band doin' People Who Died in 1980

Must be Blues Blues Blues, what a great album that is. Still play it a lot.

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why? what did he do that was so special?

For me - Mick @ Woody's Drury lane show last year!

Keith at the Smile Jamaica benefit in London in 1988 with U2 was pretty cool

Some interesting responses here.I certainly love the stuff with Peter Tosh and Jimmy Rogers.
And of course witnessing Mick's surprise appearance during Dance takes the biscuit.
I still need to check out collaborations with Peter Wolf and Jim Carroll.

Hey,what about Ronnie on Don Johnson's solo album?!

Mick with Peter Wolf, Keith with George Jones, Toots, Sly & Robbie and the fine work he does with Tom Waits....



ROCKMAN

Yeahhh!!!!!!Mr Blue!!!!!John Phillips

1. Wyman,Watts and Jagger on Wolf's London Sessions.

2. Mick's background vocals on All You Need is Love and Brian's sax on "You Know My Name"

Keith with Ronnie, Rod Stewart and the Faces in about 1974.

Keith on Let it Ride with Rockpile

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yeah Rockman....Keith with Tom Waits on "Blind Love" (Rain Dogs lp).....one of my favorite Waits' tunes

Keef and Willie- Dead Flowers.
Ronnie with Dylan on Seven Days

Mick on Carly Simon's "You're So Vain". He gets louder and louder each chorus, and his voice was in its prime back then ('72?).

Carly's generally not my cup of tea but that's one hell of a (t)rack!

I Also like the Dirty Strangers with Keith and Ronnie on some tracks.

And anyone heard of Neon Leon with Heart of Stone with Mick on co. vocals?

Does Mick joining Ronnnie on stage last year count?

Mick at Ronnie's gig in Dance!

Keef with Sheryl Crow in Central Park.

Like Farawayeyes2 I say Bush Doctor,
Mick in Tosh´s Don´t Look Back; Keith in
Wyman, Watts and Jagger on Wolf's London Sessions
as has been said.
But best of all is Keith in Toots Careless Ethiopians!!

I really love NOTHING BUT THE WHEEL( Mick and Peter Wolf). It could be a great stones song i.e. Torn and Frayed. Just classic Mick sound

i saw keith join chuck berry on stage at "blues fest" in chicago around 1986, i think. don't know if it was johnny b. goode or what but i left my friends and went screaming down the aisle from the back and planted myself in front of people in the front few rows - my first glimpse of him in person when i was a teenager.

Keith and Ronnie with Bono doing a blues version of a U2 b-side, Silver And Gold. Awesome version. Really, really good.

Keith and Woody with Dylan and Live Aid ,lol!!

Have the DVD of the Faces concert where Keith joins them on stage. It was their final concert.

Also Keith joined U2 on stage for When Loves Comes To Town back in 88 or so. I recall recording it but haven't seen it in years. Bono says, "Where's my mate Keith Richards?", then Keith comes on stage and they play the song.

Also, as was mentioned previously, Mick singing backup on You're So Vain is awesome.