Playlist show # 6 (50's rock'n roll-special) Bill Haley & The Comets - Rock Around The Clock Little Richard - Tutti Frutti Fats Domino - I'm Walking Ray Charles - I Got A Woman Everly Brothers - Bye Bye Love The Coasters - Yakety Yak Elvis Presley - Blue Suede Shoes Blue Suede Shoes by RW on guitar and vocals (intro only) Big Joe Turner - Shake, Rattle & Roll Bo
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As it's a paper cup from from a German bakery it's most probably coffee. Coffee & cigarette = another breakfast on the road. N
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Serve Yourself is outstanding! N
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Playlist show #5 Elvis Presley - Hound Dog Buddy Guy - Mustang Sally Buddy Guy-licks by RW Red Beans And Rice (Steve Cropper-licks) by RW Freddie Scott - Are You Lonely For Me James Brown - Get Up Offa That Thang U2 - Desire Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar Rod Stewart - True Blue True Blue-licks by RW Bob Marley - Buffalo Soldier Iggy Pop - The Passenger Curtis Mayfield - Move On Up
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I wonder about the recording date of the first batch of shows. In show #4 Ronnie said that he played with Pearl Jam some weeks ago. Either this was described in "Ronnie-Time", or they recorded that show already in late Summer 2009. N
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It's one of the stories that Ronnie told in his last week's radio show. He played the studio version of Paint It Black afterwards. N
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No, it's not. But Slash could be on Ronnie's album too. It's just the L.A. music-scene networking with each other. Ronnie just mentioned his album in his radio show, saying that Bobby Womack is on it as well. Unfortunately he did not say when it will be released. Maybe he has a problem to get a proper record deal for it... N
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I really liked his radio show, here's the playlist for show #1: Johnny B. Goode - Ronnie Wood (intro only) Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry Paint It Black - Rolling Stones Big Bill Broonzy-licks by Ronnie Wood Smokestack Lightnin' - Ronnie Wood (intro only) Smokestack Lightnin' - Howlin' Wolf Stay With Me - Faces You Shook Me - Jeff Beck Group You Shook Me - Muddy Wate
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This quote came from sound engineer Larold Rebhun of Cherokee Studios: N
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Anyone knows in detail on which Dirty Work-tracks Steve Jordan drums? N
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Never heard or read about Mick Jagger being on No Reason To Cry (only Chris Jagger is. And of course Ronnie Wood). Mick Turner as pseudonym for him would make sense, but it's the name of Eric Clapton's assistant, who was already roadie in Cream. N
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Great discovery! Never seen this before. I guess it was filmed in late October 1965. N
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Triple X was one of the working titles for Pretty Beat Up. N
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The bonus disc of Exile is more like Tattoo You 2. For Tattoo You they went through the leftovers from 1973 - 1980. For the bonusdisc of Exile they worked with leftovers from mid-1969 until Spring 1972, totally ignoring that some of the tracks were done for LIB and SF in the first place. Jagger added guitar, percussion and new vocals. He also wrote some new lyrics and re-titled and edi
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I guess I found the source where I had it from: James Karnbach/Carol Bernson write about this impromptu gig in their book The Ultimate Guide on page 387: "...the Stones played quite a few songs while the cameras rolled, one of which was Jimmy Reed's Baby You Don't Have To Go"... N
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I think the info about the Stones jamming at St. Marks Bar came from Bill German's always reliable Beggars Banquet-fanzine at the time. N
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My guess: Title 5 is an instrumental they discovered and liked and as it was never properly titled, they stuck with the working title. Maybe it will turn out as an instrumental we already know as "Instrumental" or with a misnamed title which some bootlegger suggested long time ago. But I wouldn't bet for it as I'm sure the Stones have at least dozens of instrumentals i
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What did they play together apart from I'm Losing You? Flying? Garden Of Eden? N
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What happened to the album of Saint Jude (with Ronnie Wood guesting on guitar on at least one track) that Chris Kimsey was about to produce? N
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More than 3000 cover versions are listed here: N
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The extended version of HTW can be found on the bootlegs No Expectations (Morganfield MG-001) and Olympic Years 1967-69 (Dandelion 94003). Source: Recording Index-book by Dieter Hoffmann. N
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Thanks for the review and great pictures. Could you give some more details about the CD and its contents? N
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As far as I read about this project they planned 8 tracks on a second disc. Good Time Woman one of them. Now we know three more titles and should be excited that there will be three *new and unheard* tracks, instead of alternate takes only. (We all knew before that there weren't much leftovers from the Exile-sessions). N
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Who is the guy on keyboards during Gimme Shelter? N
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Lots of tracks with Ronnie Wood on disc 1 (incl. an early version of Mystifies Me!). More info and tracklisting here: N
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It would be interesting to know which song prompted Manuel Kellough to come out and play percussion. Anyone ever noticed conga-sounds on 1973 European Tour live recordings? N
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At 1.47 we can clearly see the silhouette of just Trevor Lawrence standing behind Bill Wyman. Another clue that Bobby Keys already had left the tour. N
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Here is a percussionist with a curriculum vitae that claims that he played percussion on a 70's Stones-tour. His name is Manolo Badrena. He was with Weather Report in the mid-70's. He looks very different though, so I'm still very positive that it's Manuel Kellough on the picture above. Anyone ever heard about Badrena and a relation to the Stones? N
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Just checked the six minutes of Rotterdam73-footage from Keep Your Pus sies Clean-CD/CD-Rom. Just Lawrence on sax and Madaio on trumpet (or tambourine) to be seen. N
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The title is probably ironic. All of his solo albums have been good or excellent, so I'm really looking forward to it. I'll keep my fingers crossed that it won't be another Automatic (his 1987 album which never saw the light of day). N
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