great guitars

hammerhead

Always liked this tune. Izzy the true heart in that cluster f called Guns N Roses.

Take A Look At That Guy is also on that same album, I believe with Ron Wood playing.

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Great song. I remember reading a review for it when it came out and the reviewer said something to the effect of Izzy released a better Keith Richards song than Keith did.

OpenG, Izzy owes you. You just turned me into an Izzy fan. Thats great stuff and I will be looking for his cd's. Thanks!



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How about Izzy doing the Stones?

kovach Wrote:
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> Take A Look At That Guy is also on that same
> album, I believe with Ron Wood playing.


Yes a good album has a nice groove to it, very much like Ronnie's Got My Own Album To Do.
Ronnie does indeed play guitar on Take A Look At That Guy as does Ian Mac.
Mac's also on
Somebody Knockin'
Bucket o' Trouble
Shuffle It All
Cuttin' the Rug
How Will It Go

Nicky Hopkins also played on the last track off the album
Come On Now Inside

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The Ju Ju Hounds was Izzy's only great soloalbum, it really rocks. The duet with Ronnie is fabulous, there are lots of other nice songs on the album. I think that the albums Stradlin that followed were boring.

Izzy was a better keith richards clone others have tried and failed most recent ryan adams

his first record with the ju ju hounds was my fav rock record of the 90's

Izzy is an awesome rythmn player and good song writer.

I forget his co-guitarist from the original album but I think he was from the Georgia Satillites, he can really make that guitar sing.

"Train Tracks" from that album is one of my fav. fast rockers of all time. Amazing guitaring.

Anybody have this tune (Shuffle it all) in a downloadable form they could share? I should probably just go pick up the disc. Love that tune.

Crossfire - I got the disc on Amazon Marketplace for, like, 50 cents last year.

Check it out.

<I forget his co-guitarist from the original album but I think he was from the Georgia Satillites, he can really make that guitar sing.>

Rick Richards (!) is a member of The Ju Ju Hounds, and is also playing on "117C", which is also a good Izzy-album IMO.

Markdog Wrote:
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> Izzy is an awesome rythmn player and good song
> writer.
>
> I forget his co-guitarist from the original album
> but I think he was from the Georgia Satillites, he
> can really make that guitar sing.
>
> "Train Tracks" from that album is one of my fav.
> fast rockers of all time. Amazing guitaring.


That is correct, he was the guitar player from the Georgia Satellites. Got to see them live when this CD came out, very good show.

Universal City, CA, Gibson Amphitheatre,
Universal City Walk
December 17, 2006

Izzy guests at a GnR show:

pay pay Wrote:
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> How about Izzy doing the Stones?
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hey, "Jiving Sister Fanny"-- the guy has taste, though I wish you could say the same for his lead guitarist.

check out the guitars and guitar tone on
somebody knockin from izzy's first record

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here is how will it go - could of easily been on a early stones record has that
beggars banquet feel

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play that guitar boy

shuffle it all

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play that guitar boy

time gone by - another song that could been on a stones record

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play that guitar boy

take at a look at the guy

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play that guitar boy

come on now inside

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bucket of trouble

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play that guitar boy

pressure drop

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cuttin the rug

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train tracks

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play that guitar boy

thats izzy's first record from 1992