There's even a nice contemporary photo of Richards and McCartney in Life. It could be from that occasion. N
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QuoteStonesAustria The photos are all insignificant crap, there is perhaps not a single one that I had not seen before. So far the photos are the only pages I have seen through and more than half of them are unseen to date, many of them coming from private archives (i.e. Jane Rose's and Patti Hansen's). I wonder where you did see them before. I think both photo sections are great, es
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Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers Rolling Stones - Love You Live John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band Sex Pistols - Never Mind The Bollocks Beatles - Abbey Road Clash - London Calling Guns 'n' Roses - Use Your Illusion I & II Faces - A Nod's As Good As A Wink Rod Stewart - Every Picture Tells A Story Die Ärzte - Planet Punk N
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Thanks for the info! Here's the direct link, RW appears mid-programme for about 8 minutes. . I'm quite sure the interview wasn't done today, so "meeting Keith last night" could refer to late September/early October as well. N
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Here's some pics of Ronnie Wood with Lily Allen from the same event: N
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Two minor corrections/additions to the playlists of show #25 and #26: Show 25: 01 Mick Jagger & Peter Tosh - Don't Look Back 02 Bernard Fowler - Chat 03 Ronnie Wood - Sweetness My Weakness 04 Pearl Jam - The Fixer 05 Eddie Veder - Chat 06 Ronnie Wood - Lucky Man 07 Bobby Womack - Chat 08 Bobby Womack - Daylight 09 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't Stop 10 Kris Kristoffers
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I'm glad that Ronnie Wood didn't follow his first idea to release an album with cover versions of 70's-tracks. Otherwise Lucky Man would be a cover version of that ELP-song and Fancy Pants a song of that dreadful bubblegum-rock band Kenny. Now these two songs are two of my favourites on I Feel Like Playing. N
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During the same time of recording I Feel Like Playing, Wooden Records released The First Barbarians including Forever. So I'm sure that RW was aware again of his "forgotten" composition of 1974. N
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Great job honestman, I wish I was any good in photoshopping/ cleaning up pictures, too. The picture of Bill looks like from 1974. I think it was taken outside, as the light on his trousers looks like sunlight rays coming through the trees. Judging from his sweater this picture must be from 1946 though. LOL. The b&w photo comes straight out of Bravo-mag from early 1976. The coloured
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Ronnie was on BBC Breakfast TV??? Did anyone catch this? N
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Here's some photos by Bubi Heilemann. Ronnie Wood and The Faces on stage in Glasgow 1973 and before the gig at Albany Hotel. N
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The b%w photo appeared in German teenage magazine "Bravo" in early 1976. So I guess it was taken by one of their house photographers (either Didi Zill or Bubi Heilemann), but I can't tell for sure. N
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I only know these two photos, which were taken in December 1975 at Musicland Studios in Munich. Bill Wyman was not there (the one photo with him is a collage. Nice sweater, by the way...), but it was one of the first sessions with Ronnie Wood. N
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Ronnie mentioned in show #25 that he will do 52 radio-shows in one year. So many more great ones to come! Thanks strettonbull for loading them all up. N
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I always considered Hurricane being a Stones-track... Run Rudolph Run and/or The Harder They Come from his first solo single or You Win Again from the Hank Williams-tribute would have been much better choices IMO. N
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There was a boot called "Cure For The Blues" which held early versions of Show Me, It Must Be Love and Too Close For Comfort. N
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I'm sure it's Too Much Woman misnamed as When Will I Be Loved. N
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Another great show, thanks for posting. Ronnie said that Lucky Man was written together with Eddie Vedder and Bob Rock. I'm glad it's not a cover of that famous ELP-song... Line-up is Steve Ferrone (dr), Darryl Jones (bass), Bobby Womack & Bernard Fowler & Blondie Chaplin on backing vocals, Ronnie on guitar and vocals. The AC/DC (sic) track is strange. Sounds as if A
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>"The Big Beat" is a great book. Haven't thought about it for years. Need to find my copy. Hope it wasn't lost in the flood. Speaking of Max Weinberg's "The Big Beat"-book: Ever discussed Bernard Purdie's claims on this board, that he was used for recording drum tracks (substituting for Charlie Watts) at Stones-sessions in the 60's? N
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The correct running orders for the incomplete recordings of Lisboa and Budva should look like this. It's has also been corrected on nzentgraf.de now. 070625A 25th June: Lisboa, Portugal, Estadio Jose Alvalade XXI, incl. (Start Me Up/ You Got Me Rocking/Rough Justice/Bitch/No Expectations/ Can't You Hear Me Knocking/I'll Go Crazy/Tumbling
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This is the source: 3rd November 1983: German TV (ARD) ‘Jugendabend’. - interview with KR by Alan Bangs (Paris, Hotel Warwick. 22.10.83) N
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The exact date of this is October 19, 1992. One of the callers is Rick Nielsen from Cheap Trick. N
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Warsaw is not listed on Ben Waters' or Axel Zwingenberger's websites. But 4 dates in Milan, Italy in late November 2010 were added. Check N
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Maybe Macca was talking about I Wanna Be Your Man or mixing both songs up. N
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I remember Izzy Stradlin joining Guns 'n' Roses again when Gilby Clarke broke his arm, ca. 1993. He also did some shows with Axl Rose's new band (which by some strange coincidence is also called Guns 'n' Roses). N
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He also played "I Don't Think So" off the album on last week's show. He already played five out of twelve tracks there. I heard that Eagle will release the album in late September. N
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Here's a list of more than 3000 artists, who covered Jagger/Richards (incl. about 400 versions of Satisfaction): N
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Mick Taylor and Slash did not play together in September 2002, Mick Taylor was playing on that festival with the band Indigenous instead. Also we are talking Ronnie Wood here and he and Slash play together very well. N
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Ronnie also mentioned Slash as guest guitarist on some of the shows. N
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