Does anybody out there have a recording of Keith's guest performance with the JIM CARROLL BAND on the song "People Who Died" . recorded in New York City, The Trax 26th June 1980.

No but I sure would like to hear that.

Rob,
Sittin' in a bar tipplin' a jar in Jackson...

See Stoneswork1 torrent on rocksoff.

It's not a very good copy of the Jum Carroll number, though listenable.

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> See Stoneswork1 torrent on rocksoff.
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> It's not a very good copy of the Jum Carroll
> number, though listenable.

Just spotted that one! Great! Thanx Travelin' Man
Do you mean to say that there is a better version?



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There's no better version that I know of. I just mean to keep your expectations low so you won't be too disappointed.

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> There's no better version that I know of. I just
> mean to keep your expectations low so you won't be
> too disappointed.

Great strategy! The other tracks on the Stoneworks seem very interesting too by the way. Haven't seen/heard the Ron Wood/Simon Kirke tracks before.

I enjoyed digging it out and listening to it again. The Lonnie Mack tracks are nice if you like blues.

Enjoy.

Great to hear this one. There's some distortion in the right channel of the Jim Carroll song during the first 30 seconds (concerning mainly Carroll's introduction of the song). You can defenitely hear Keith rip it up is his distinctive early eighties guitarstyle/sound. Thnax again!

Hi, How's it going? I'm suppose to get this?? From a download thread. on a MP3/wavefile? Do you have this?? Direct E-mail is ourmets@yahoo.com
Take care & Thanks Troy

Sorry to bump such an old thread, but does anyone have this recording of Keith with Jim Carroll to share?

Happy New Year all. This is my recording. I'll dig it up and post shortly.

Thanks

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Happy New Year all. This is my recording. I'll dig it up and post shortly.

Thanks

Please do! Such a great song. I had no idea Keith played with Jim Carroll. Drive-by Truckers do a fantastic cover of it sometimes.



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I have this show with 10 numbers many years
I don't know where i find this, it looks like a radiobroadcast, between the last 2 tracks i heard a radiodj



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Stone Works vol 1
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These are wav files.

Stone Works 1, cdr.
1. Honky Tonk Women, Jagger and Tina Turner Osaka 3/27/88
2. People Who Died, Jim Carrol with KR 6/27/80 audience mono at the Lone Star Cafe.
3. Dancing in the Streets, Jagger with Bowie London 6/20/86 Spanish radio but it sounds like mono
4. Lonely Man and
5. The Things I Used to Do, Lonnie Mack with KR and RW 7/11/85, at Trax, NYC.
6. Party Doll, Jagger 9/26/87 Rapido
7. Simon Kirke and RW in Ibiza 8/20/87
Heartbreak Hotel, What’s Your Name, Sweet Little Rock and Roller, Unknown, Little Queenie, 20 Flight Rock, My Babe Left Me, other cuts, Honky Tonk Women, Johnnie Be Good
8. Don’t Look Back, Peter Tosh and Jagger, SNL 12/16/78
9. So High, RW 1988 FM broadcast
10. Harlem Shuffle (not listed on artwork)

Stone Works vol. 2

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These are wav files.

Stone Works volume 2, cdr.
Brian May and Charlie Watts
1, Reaching Out
2. Reaching Out instrumental
Tackhead with Mick Jagger
3. Take a Strool
Neon Leon with Jagger
4. Heart of Stone
Chris Jagger with MJ
5. Handful of Dust
Sons of Heroes with Bill Wyman
6. Love Insight
Bill Wyman and Terry Taylor from “Opera”
7. Valley
8. Theme
Lonnie Donegan with Ron Wood
9. Nobody’s Child
Ben Sidran with Charlie Watts
10. The Blues in England
Ian MacLagan with Ron Wood
11. Little Girl
Alvin Lee with Ron Wood
12. So Sad
13. Fallen Angel
14. We Will Shine
15. Let ‘em Say What They Will
Bob Dylan, Hearts of Fire with Ron Wood
16. The Usual
17. Night After Night
18. Had a Dream About You baby
Brian May and Terry Taylor
19. Valley - different take
20. Theme - different take
Dave Stewart and Mick Jagger
21. Blind Leading the Blind

artwork for both volumes
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My memory says there were four volumes. I just have volumes 1 and 2. The artwork says 10 copies. Looks like homemade compilations. Enjoy.



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Good day,

Pretty shabby recording but an undeniable barn-burner from K.R.
Please enjoy responsibly.

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Link good for 7 days

Thanks glimmerman & TravellinMan!

THX both

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Stone Works
My memory says there were four volumes.

I have volume 7 in mp3
I will post it as soon as I have renamed the tracks.

Thank you both!

thank you both

Thanks, I have seen a photo of Keith playing "People who died" but never knew of a recording. I have found only 5-6 recordings of Jim Carroll over the years on Dime and elsewhere.

Thanks TravellinMan and glimmerman!!