ROCKS OFF
RON WOOD
"Ronplugged"at the Halfmoon Pub in
London
Joe Seabrook Memorial, 3rd May 2000
Ronnie released recordings
by Terry Hounsome and Gerardo Liedo
Ron with the Jeff Beck Group in 1969
Group/Artist |
Album |
Year |
Notes or other musicians in the album |
Ashton & Lord |
First of the big bands |
1974 |
Tony Ashton and Jon Lord (Deep Purple) with Cozy Powel and Peter
Frampton |
B.B. King |
Deuces Wild |
1997 |
With Mick Jagger (Harmonica and Vocals), Keith Richards, Charlie Watts
and Darryl Jones on one track: "Paying the Cost to be the Boss". Other
musicians include Eric Clapton,Bonnie Raitt, Joe Cocker, Dr. John, Pink
Floyd's David Gilmour, Van Morrison, Tracy Chapman, Willie Nelson. A must for
a Rolling Stone collector. |
Long John Baldry |
It Ain't Easy |
1971 |
With Elton John and Maggie Bell. The album was produced by Rod
Stewart. |
The Band |
The Last Waltz |
1978 |
The farewell 1976 concert also on film. With Muddy Waters, Ronnie
Hawkins, Dr. John, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Paul Butterfield, Ringo Starr,
Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, etc. |
The Jeff Beck Group. |
Truth |
1968 |
Ronnie was the bass player of this group. Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart,
Aynsley Dunbar, Nicky Hopkins, John Paul Jones, Keith Moon, and others played
in this album. |
|
Beck Ola /Cosa Nostra |
1969 |
With Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, Nicky Hopkins, and Tony Newman. Again,
Ron plays bass only. |
|
Beckology |
1991 |
A compilation, including here since has some unreleased tracks with
Ronnie and Nicky Hopkins. |
The Birds |
Hard up Heroes |
1974 |
(one track only) This was an early group with Ron as a member. |
|
These Birds are Dangerous |
1985 |
Tony Munroe, Kim Gardener, Pete McDaniels, A. McKensie |
|
Untitled |
1989 |
Tony Munroe, Kim Gardener, Pete McDaniels, A. McKensie |
David Bowie |
Pin Ups |
1973 |
With Aynsley Dunbar on drums. |
|
Growin' Up |
1990 |
With Bruce Springsteen and Aynsley Dunbar. |
Kenny Burrell and The Jazz Guitar Band |
Pieces of Blues and The Blues |
1986 |
Ron plays percussions only |
John Cale |
Academy of Peril |
1972 |
With John Cale, Adam Miller, Legs Larry Smith and Del Newman. Album
cover by Andy Warhol. |
Eric Clapton |
Rainbow Concert |
1973 |
With Rebop Kwaku Baah, Jim Capaldi, Steve Winwood, Pete Townshend,
Rick Grech. From the legendary concert at the Rainbow Theatre in London on
January 13, 1973. |
|
No reason to cry |
1976 |
With Chris Jagger, Billy Preston, Bob Dylan, Robbie Robertson, Rick
Danko, Richard Manuel and Garth Hudson |
|
Blues |
1999 |
With Freddie and Albert King, Dave Mason, Duanne Allman, Gary Brooker,
etc. |
Jimmy Cliff |
Special |
1982 |
With Sly Dunbar but without Robbie. |
Don Covay |
Back to the Street |
1993 |
A 16 tracks tribute. Mick Taylor, Robert Cray, Billy Squier, Peter
Wolf, Iggy Pop, play also. Ronnie plays in one track: Chain of Fools. |
Creation |
Creation |
1998 |
Released until 1998 this is an album of the 60s with Nicky Hopkins
also |
Bo Diddley |
A Man Amongst Men |
1996 |
With Keith Richards, Jimmie Vaughan (brother of the great and late
Stevie), Richie Sambora, and many more |
Bo Diddley & Ron Wood |
Live at the Ritz |
1992 |
From their 1987-1988 tour with the Gunslingers. Released only as CD on
Victory Records in England. |
Dirty Strangers |
Dirty Strangers |
1987 |
Woody plays guitar on "Baby", "here she comes" and
"Easy to please". Keith is on "Thrill of the
thrill","Wide boys and slim pickings", "oh yeah",
"Didnt want to be an angel", "bathing Belles" and
Diamonds |
Lonnie Donegan |
Puttin' on the Style |
1977 |
With Albert Lee, Nicky Hopkins, Rory Gallagher, Brian May, Peter
Banks, Elton John, Klaus Voormann, Ringo Starr, Gary Brooker, etc. |
Donovan |
Barabajagal |
1968 |
Donovan Leitch married Linda Lawrence shortly after Brian Jones died
and is the stepfather of Julian son of Brian Jones and friend of Rocks Off
(check his site here). The album includes Ron Wood, Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart,
and Aynsley Dunbar. |
|
Troubadour: The Definitive Collection 1964-1976 |
1992 |
With Nicky Hopkins. A retrospective album with some unreleased tracks
and few folk hits he recorded before joining the label and a couple of early
demos added |
Bob Dylan |
Shot of Love |
1981 |
Only on the track "Heart of Mine" |
|
Empire Burlesque |
1985 |
He plays on "Clean Cut Kid" only. This album also has Mick
Taylor playing. |
|
Blowin' in the Wind |
1985 |
Not official. With Al Kooper, Tom Petty and Benmount Tench between
many others. |
|
Knocked Out Loaded |
1986 |
He plays on "Driftin' too far from shore" |
|
Hearts of Fire (Sountrack) |
1987 |
He plays on "Had a dream about you baby","The
Usual"and "Night after Night" |
|
Down in the groove |
1988 |
He plays on a different mix of "Had a dream about you baby" |
|
The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration |
1993 |
Ronnie does a great solo rendition on "Seven
days",introduces Eric Claptons performance and then joins with the
entire cast on the finale of "knockin on heavens door" (the concert
was MSG 16/10/92 |
Rick Danko |
Rick Danko |
1977 |
With Blondie Chaplin, Eric Clapton, Robbie Robertson betwen manu
others. |
Faces |
First Step |
1970 |
This album is credited to Faces, but my album say "Small
Faces". IN addition to Rod, Ron, Kenny Jones, Ian McLagan and Ronnie
Lane, The great and late Steve Marriott plays guitar. Small Faces was the
goup of Steve before the legendary Humble Pie. The album opens with Dylan's
"Wicked Messenger" which IMHO is one of the best Rod covers of
Dylan. Ron plays bass on "Three Button Hand Me Down". |
|
Long Player |
1971 |
With the legendary Bobby Keys. |
|
A nod as good as a wink |
1972 |
Produced by Glyn Johns. |
|
Rod Stewart and the faces |
1972 |
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Oh La La |
1973 |
The album cover was xxx on the Rolling Stone 100 best cover albums. |
|
Overture (coast to coast) Live |
1973 |
One of the greatest live albums ever. A great version of Jimi Hendrix'
Angel is one of the highlights of this album. The bass is by Tetsu Yamauchi
who play also trombone. |
Marianne Faithfull |
A Perfect Stranger |
1998 |
With Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Steve Winwood, Morris Pert, Garth
Hudson. |
Arthur Fiedler & the Boston Pops |
Motion Picture #2 |
1990 |
With Harvey Mandel and Barry Goldberg. |
Aretha Franklin |
Aretha |
1980 |
With Kenny G |
Kinky Friedman |
Lasso from El Paso |
1976 |
With Eric Clapton, T-Bone Burnett, Ronnie Hawkinds, Ringo Starr, Rick
Danko, Levon Helm and Richard Manuel. |
Grant Geissman |
Rustic Technology |
1993 |
With Harvey Mandel and Barry Goldberg. |
Barry Goldberg |
There's a hole in my soul |
1968 |
Ron plays percussions, Harvey Mandel plays guitar(s), Charlie Musselwhite plays Harmonica and Harp |
George Harrison |
Dark Horses |
1974 |
With Nicky Hopkins, Eric Clapton, Alvin Lee, Gary Wright, and Klaus Voormann |
Iveys |
Maybe Tomorrow |
1969 |
He was a former member of this group |
Don Johnson |
Heartbeat |
1986 |
With Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty, Dweezil Zappa. Music composed by Willie Nelson and Barbra Streisand |
Gladys Knight/Phil Collins |
All Men are brothers: A tribute to Curtis Mayfield |
1994 |
Ron with Rod on People Get Ready. Many other artists like Steve Wonwood, Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Bruce Springsteen, Lenny Kravitz, Phil Collins (who also coprouced with Gladys as Executive Producer), etc. |
Alvin Lee & Mylon Le Fevre |
Road to Freedom |
1973 |
With George Harrison, Steve Winwood, Mick Fleetwood, Jim Capaldi, Ian Wallace and Rebop Kwaku Baah |
Gerry Lockran |
Wun |
1972 |
|
Ronnie Lane |
April Fool |
1999 |
With Pete Townsgend and Eric Clapton. A postum album by the late Ronnie ("It wasn't me") Lane. |
Ronnie Lane & Ronnie Wood |
Mahoneys Last Stand |
1976 |
With Pete Townshend, Ian Stewart, Bobby Keys, Rick Grech and Keny Jones. |
Lone Justice |
Sweet Sweet Baby |
1985 |
Ronnie plays on a Dylan's "Go 'Way Little Boy" which was released as a B-side. Woody also plays guitar on Dylan's unreleased demo of this song, cut during the Empire Burlesque sessions - this version has also been bootlegged. |
|
This World Is Not My Home |
1999 |
With Bob Dylan, Benmont Tench, and many more. |
Ian McLagan |
Troublemaker |
1979 |
With Keith Richards, Bobby Keys, Stanley Clarke, Ringo Starr and Jim Keltner |
|
Bump in the Night |
1980 |
With Bobby Keys |
The Miss Alans |
Blusher |
1994 |
Ron Wood plays drums, Scott Oliver guitar and Jay Fung plays bass. |
|
Ledger |
1996 |
Again Ronnie on drums. |
Scotty Moore & D.J. Fontana |
All the King's Men |
1997 |
Elvis Presley sidemen with Keith Richards, Ron Wood, Jeff Beck, Rick Danko, Levon Helm and many more. |
MTV |
Unplugged Collection, Vol. 1 |
1994 |
Ron with Rod in Gasoline Alley from the Rod album's below |
Ivan Neville |
Thanks |
1995 |
With the great Bonnie Raitt and Neville Brothers. |
Rolling Stones |
All audio and video since Black and Blue |
=== |
He also is a co-author in many tracks with Jagger-Richards. |
Rufus |
Ask Rufus |
1979 |
With Chaka Khan and Kevin Murphy |
Santa Barbara Machinehead |
Tracks on Blues Anthology Vol. 3 |
1968 |
With Jon Lord, Kim Gardner and Twink |
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Tracks on Anthology of British Blues |
1969 |
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Tracks on Best of British Blues |
1971 |
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Tracks on Best of British Blues |
1999 |
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Rod Stewart |
An Old Raincoat Won't Ever let You Down |
1969 |
With Keith Emerson, Ian McLagan, Martin Quittenton and Mickey Waller |
|
The Rod Stewart Album |
1969 |
With Keith Emerson, Ian McLagan, Martin Quittenton and Mickey Waller |
|
Gasoline Alley |
1970 |
In addition to all the Faces members (see above), Pete Sears plays bass and piano. |
|
Every Picture Tells a Story |
1971 |
With Pete Sears on piano and Madeline and Maggie Bell on b. Vocals |
|
Never a Dull Moment |
1972 |
This great album has credits as Woodsy. Great cover, great album. Ronnie plays electric and acoustic guitars on all tracks except Dylan's "Mama you been on my mind" and bass (on three tracks) |
|
Smiler |
1974 |
With Pete Sears, Mickey Waller, Elton John, Willie Weeks, Andy Newmark, Martin Quittenton |
|
Unplugged |
1993 |
With Jim Cregan, Chuck Kentis |
Izzy Stradling |
Izzy Stradling & The Ju Ju Hounds. |
1992 |
With Nicky Hopkins, Ian McLagan and Mickey Dread. |
Sun City Artists |
United Against Apartheid |
1985 |
With Bob Dylan, Jimmy Cliff, Bruce Springsteen, Bonnie Raitt, Bobby Womack, Miles Davis, Peter Gabriel, Lou Reed, Ringo Starr and Pat Benatar. Produced by Little Steven. |
Taboo Zoo |
Taboo Zoo |
1983 |
He plays drums only! |
Various Artists |
1998 Grammy Nominees |
1998 |
With Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ron Wood, Blondie Chaplin, Sheyl Crow, Paula Cole, Bernard Fowler, Tony Levin, and many more. Produced by the Glimmer Twins. |
Various Artists |
I Shall Be Unreleased: The songs of Bob Dylan. |
1991 |
Ron on two tracks, the opening "Only a Hobo" with Rod Stewart and "Seven Days" Performed by him, this song as explained below was written by Bob Dylan for Ronnie's album "Gimme Some Neck". |
The Who |
Magic Bus/My Generation |
1974 |
With Eric Clapton, Tina Turner and Elton John. |
|
Tommy Soundtrack |
1975 |
Also Nicky Hopkins. Both play only in the Soundtrack version. |
Willie and the Poorboys |
Willie and the Poorboys |
1985 |
With Jimmy Page, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Mel Collins, Andy Fairweather Low, Keny Jones and Ringo Starr between many others. Produced by Bill Wyman. |
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Live |
1994 |
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The Best of Willie and the Poorboys |
1994 |
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Ron Wood |
I've got my own album to do |
1974 |
With Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Ian McLagan, Rod Stewart, Pete Sears, Andy Newmark and many more. |
|
Now Look |
1975 |
With Keith Richards (harmony vocals and guitar), Mick Taylor (slide on), Kenny Jones and Andy Newmark on drums, Bobby Womack (vocals and guitar), The Womack Sisters backing vocals, Ian McLagan, Willie Weeks, Andy Newmark, Jean Roussell. This album has the original version of "Breathe on Me" later a faster vesion of the New Barbarians setlists. This is maybe the least popular album by Ron, but it's good IMHO. |
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Gimme Some Neck |
1979 |
Bob Dylan wrote "seven Days" for this album, it was first track, side two. Dylan never recorded this song in studio. It has a great album art with photos And art by Ronnie. The musicians include Mick jagger, Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Charlie Watts, Bobby Keys, Ian McLagan, Mick Fleetwood, Jim Keltner, Dave Mason and some more. "The New Barbarians" was a live group with Ron Wood as leader and Keith Richards, Stanle Clarke, Ian McLagan, Bobby Keys, and Joseph "Ziggy" Modeliste, that toured in 1979 to promote this album. They had Mick Jagger on vocals in Toronto and xxx on Harmonica in yyy. They were the opening act for Led Zeppelin during their last tour in some venues. IMHO this is the best Ron Wood solo album. |
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1234 |
1981 |
"123456 that's how many months this took" Andy John (Producer). Musicians include Booby Keys, Nicky Hopkins, Bobby Womack, Jim Keltner, Jim Horn, Ian McLagan, Ian Wallace, Charlie Watts, Carmine Appice, Jay Davis, Robin Le'Mesurier between manu others. Redeyes is an instrumental track inspired by Mick Jagger. Priceless was arranged by Rod Stewart. |
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Cancel Everything |
1986 |
I have not this album :( |
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Slide on this |
1992 |
With Charlie Watts, Ian McLagan, The Edge, Joe Elliott, Sergei Erdenko, Bernard Fowler (Keyboards, Programming, Vocals, Producer. Remixing, and Drum Programming) Sean Garvey, Felim Gormley, The Huthouse Flowers, Simon Kirke, Chuck Leavell, Colm McCauchey, Oleg Pomamarev, Wayne P. Sheehy, Jim White, Wimbish, Joe Elliot. |
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Slide on Live - Plugged In & Standing |
1993 |
Ron Wood - Guitar, Vocals Ian McLagan - Keyboards Bernard Fowler - Vocals Chuck Leavell - Keyboards Johnny Lee Schell - Guitar Wayne P. Sheehy - Drums Shaun Solomon - Bass |
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Stay with me |
1993 |
With Bernard Fowler, Ian McLagan, Willie Weeks and Andy Newmark. |
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Slide on Live |
1998 |
Recorded at the Slide-On-Live World Tour 1992-1993. This includes two bonus tracks. The band was Ron Wood, Bernard Fowler, Ian McLagan, Willie Weeks and Andy Newmark. |
|
Live and Eclectic |
2000 |
An album from the 1992 radio broadcast. Same line up as above. |
Bill Wyman |
Stone Alone |
1976 |
With Ron Wood, Al Kooper, Van Morrison, Dallas Taylor, Terry Taylor, Joe Walsh, Bob Welch. |
Cover of Ronnie Wood's second album.
Ronnie with the New Barbarians 1979 from my private
collection of original photos.
Jo, Tyrone and Ronnie Wood
LINKS
Woody's Page WOODWORKS 1957-1975 by Nico Zentgraf
Check's Lord Voodoo's Sites For Ronnie's New Barbarians poster and setlists. And Ronnie Wood's solo tours: 1974 Tour. The 1987 Tour and 1988 Japanese, Swedish, USA and European legs of the Tour all with Bo Didley. And 1992 and 1993 Tour Dates
Wendy's Page An original site with guitars,
personal encounters, hair styles and more... since 1995!
With the information on this site and the previous links
you will have almost all Ronnie's works on both music and visual arts.
A real multi-talented artist!
Click and check...
Thanks, Credits, Sources, Tea, Coke and Sympathy!
This is Ronnie at 13 years old.
Photo from a local newspaper.