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I downloaded the two songs with mick and keith from peter woolf's album which was a nice suprise.
There a few others recently which Keith has had on other peoples albums. Without hunting for them can someone post the names of some of these songs which mick and keith have done on other peoples albums so I can try and download them. I have the Chieftans album for example but Im sure they have done a few other tracks since then on others albums
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Monkey Woman |
One I like is the tribute album to Jimmy Rodgers, under the title 'Blues Blues Blues'. Mick sings and Keith plays guitar on three classic blues tunes. |
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Ronnie on Izzy Stradlin's 1st album
Keith on "My Mistake" Phantom Jim from Stray Cats
Keith on one of Ziggy Marley's early albums cut "Lee & Molly", and one other
Keith on a Tom Waits cut, album escapes me
Mick on Harp on Jimmy Rip Solo Album
Keith on upcoming (When?) Hubert Sumlin album
Mick on 1st Peter Wolf Solo Album "Lights Out"
Some that come to mind..... |
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sirmoonie |
Mick on Peter Tosh's "Walk and Don't Look Back"
Very nice. |
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T&A |
the Waits album is Rain Dogs that Keith is featured on a couple of tracks, one being Blind Love.
Keith's also on Johnnie Johnson's album with Key to the Highway (which is also on a KR b-side for Eileen).
Keith and Charlie play on separate tracks on Charles Mingus tribute album...worth checking out.
don't forget Mick on Carly Simon's You're So Vain.... |
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Mick on "Your So Vain" by Carly Simon
Keith with Johnny Johnson "Tanquerey" |
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Keith is on Sheryl Crows concert in New York playing Happy and also on Willie Nelson's Stars and Guitars playing a great version of Dead Flowers |
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RubyFriday |
If you like Reggae...you should download (buy) Max Romeo - Holding out my love to you......Keith plays guitar on the entire album.It�s with Sly and Robbie also.
Further....Rod Stewart -Unplugged......with Ronnie
and last but not least Bo Diddley & Ronnie - Live at the Ritz.
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Monkey Woman |
John Phillips's "Pay Pack And Follow", featuring Mick (backing vocals), Keith (guitar and backing vocals), Ronnie (bass) and Mick T (guitar - what else)! |
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telecaster |
Keith and Jerry Lee Lewis "Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On"
Not an album but an appearence |
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vampire |
Jagger + Bowie - Dancing in the Street
Jagger + Michael Jackson - State of Shock
Stones + BB King - Paying the Cost to be the Boss
Keith Richards on Deuces and a Quarter, with Scotty Moore & DJ Fontana...
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Keith on Johnnie Lee Hooker "Crawlin King Snake"
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Keith Richards on Deuces and a Quarter, with Scotty Moore & DJ Fontana...
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Vampire where can one "Deuces and a Quarter"? Is it still available? Any good? |
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Gazza |
>There a few others recently which Keith has had on other peoples albums. Without hunting for them can someone post the names of some of these songs which mick and keith have done on other peoples albums so I can try and download them. I have the Chieftans album for example but Im sure they have done a few other tracks since then on others albums
if you check the links at the top of this page to each individual band member, you should find a breakdown of this information! some of it may be under reconstruction from time to time but you should get the info you need!
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T&A |
telecaster:
Keith joins Jerry Lee for a number of tunes on that TV appearance, including Your Cheating Heart.
RubyFriday:
The Max Romeo contributions by KR are mostly behind the scenes (producer)....I don't recall hearing much Keith guitar at all on that very forgettable album... |
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Gazza |
>Vampire where can one "Deuces and a Quarter"? Is it still available? Any good?
its on the Scotty Moore, DJ Fontana & Friends CD "All The Kings Men". The song "Deuce and a Quarter" features a guest appearance by The Band and Keith Richards, with Keith & Levon Helm duetting on lead vocal.Is it any good? It's fucking MAJESTIC
Woody also guests along with Jeff Beck on a tribute to Scotty and DJ called "Unsung Heroes". Other guests on the album include The Mavericks, The Bodeans, Joe Ely, Joe Louis Walker and the great Steve Earle.
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T&A |
And, of course, who could forget Ronnie's and Keith's guitar contributions to the horrible Dirty Strangers album? Well - I think we'd all like to! |
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Thanks for your reply, Gazza
I couldnt agree more. It's fucking MAJESTIC, for sure!
Telecaster, using the link bellow you can check the record at CDNow/Amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/artist/glance/-/182904/ref=m_art_dp/103-3043226-0799863
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Thanks all, sounds like I am missing some stuff
I remember an interview with Keith talking about Scotty Moore and he said he was giving him more and more scotch
so he would tell some stories about Elvis
Keith with Rock Pile doing "Let It Rock"
Keith on stage with U2 "When Love Comes To Town" Dreadfull |
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LEE AND MOLLY RULES.... I BOUGHT ALL THE KINGS MEN ON EBAY AND IT'S GREAT...I JUST DOWMLOADED KEEF WITH U2 AND IT IS INDEED TERRIBLE..KEEF'S DUET WITH GEORGE JONES ON SAY IT'S NOT YOU IS GREAT AS WELL..AS IS TANQUERAY..ALSO BUY HAIL HAIL ROCK N ROLL MOVIE WITH CHUCK BERRY,SOUNDTRACK IS GOOD,THE MOVIE IS WHAT TO BUY. |
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quote: T&A
The Max Romeo contributions by KR are mostly behind the scenes (producer)....I don't recall hearing much Keith guitar at all on that very forgettable album...
Tod :
Some sources say he�s only playing on 4 tracks,some say he�s playing the entire album.I tend to believe, he�s playin�the whole album cause there is only one other guitar (Earl Smith).Like I said,you should love Reggae to like this album....but I like it.Dirty Strangers is indeed forgettable.
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There's a boot called Lost and Found (ten discs). It has all bits and pieces of stones with other people.
There's a whole heap of crap on there, but maybe one to look out for.
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One of those brings Julian Jones (Brian�s son) doing The Last Time. Charlie & Stu in Great Western Boogie Live in England in �78 is also very good., among others i too drunk to remember right now...
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both mick & keef on:
it's only rock n roll
various artists for children's promise (1999) |
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Cant Catch Me |
Gazza and Vampire, plus everybody else are right on about the Scotty Moore and D.J. Fontana CD, "All the King's Men," it's not just MAJESTIC, it's INDISPENSIBLE. "Deuce and a Quarter" is probably the best track, for tons of reasons, like Keith, the song itself, and on and on. "Unsung Heroes" kicks ass and is a close second. (As far as I know there are no Stones on it, but a similar project is a CD by Paul Burlison, "Train Kept A' Rollin." He was the guitarist, and a pretty wild one too, for the Rock n' Roll Trio, which had the Burnettes [brothers??] and originally did "Train.")
Bill Perk's recommendation of Keith and George Jones on "Say It's Not You" is great advice. The CD is called "The Bradley Barn Sessions" by George Jones, and it's got some other great duets with George and others.
Keith sings one song on a 2002 Hank Williams (Sr.) tribute album, can't remember the CD's name, but I think that particular song isn't that good, although as a whole the CD is quite good.
The "Howlin' Wolf London Sessions" CD features practically all of the Stones' rhythm section, plus Nicky Hopkins on piano and some out-of-work hack guitaris, name of Eric Clapton. It was also the first and the very best of the "London Sessions" collaborations between blues greats and British rock n' rollers. Essential. |