you are so right. Ronnie always looked and played like he belonged in the Stones

lucky you man ,,, i heard a rumor of a band barbarin something , wth keth and , at that time i had no , give my age away here , no biggie, i was born in 64 , i always say year of the beatles, not then grasping the big pic

ME TOOOOO !! OH WELL ME LOOKS GET ME THROUGH ??

THAT is a KILLER album.....every song.....loved it since the seventies.

outta sight

That album alone is better then anything the stones EVER did

Some jerk stole my copy. That and Jamming w Edward among others. 😢

Ron Wood!!! Great album.

Awesome. Picked up a mint vinyl copy two years back for $1. Heavy rotation

@Mariana D'Amelio cause it’s SICK!

harrydean bentzel I can think of one.

Mick Ronson ✌️

Keith...!!

Class of his own

He plays a lot of Les Paul Juniors. One p90 pickup is all you need. They are loud as hell!

Les Paul Jr's, are the best sounding and playing guitars for straight forward rock and roll. Made with aged mahogany from the past 30s, I think, In the late 50s you paid a 15,percent more for the T.V. yellow see through finish. I had a 57 single cut ,and a 58 double, best electric guitar I've ever had.

I am still here rockin at 73

haha!

@@bigred4218Keith just released a new album at 79.

HELL YEAH. PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL MY FRIEND'S. ✌️😎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

And we lived it!! I wish the 70's never ended. Peace.

that was rock and roll royalty at it's finest

1005 right. Too much info killed it all.

palacerevolution2000 I don’t know what you mean by that comment.

@@shspurs1342 Hmm, I don't know what the number 1005 is. But my point re rock/pop music culture was that it was more fun when there was more of a mystery. When I didn't know what my favorite band had for breakfast, and when we didn't know every word of every song. When you didn't have silly ideas like "Rock'n Roll Camp" on TV. I should've explained my point better.

He is the man on the the drums love his work.

No They don't, Damn shame too. Walter B.Memphis.

They do but it just doesn’t get the same well deserved attention it once did from the producers and marketing executives because. It takes deep pockets to launch a marketing campaign powerful enough to create the next Stones or Allman’s- on top of soul-shaking talent.

No real guitar solos, cause they can't do those..

For sure. Saw him and Keith jamming in London just last week and Ronnie can still lay down a great solo

@Dummy Hoy What was Ty Cobb really like?

@Dummy Hoy But of course, my mistake. Hans is revered where I come from, and some say the best. Thanks for the reply.

interesting, isn't it....thaat Keith has been in three of the best bands, ever: the Rolling Stones, First Barbarians, and Keith Richards and the X-Pensive Winos.

Pretty sure that’s Nicky Hopkins? No?

@@rhymeswithteeth Some guys get all the luck...haha.

Definitely not under rated. He was the man back in the day. Everyone wanted to play with him

@@woody816 Yeah, after they heard him on Sly's "Fresh"

​@@joint2joint2k Ol In

How is he underrated ? He is a highly rated drummer. Dumaz.

@@Gcssdvnkloiutesc LOL

Wood was the first to put this rhythm section together ; Andy Newmark (from Sly and the Family Stone) and Willie Weeks (who Wood heard and loved on Donny Hathaway Live lp). They went on to be a highly sought rhythm section. Over the next few years I noticed them on the album credits for various artist like Bowie, Clapton, Stewart and several others. (Sorry, my memory ain't what it used to be.)

@@ronwoodful Wille & Andy also played with Joe Walsh they preformed on Don Kirshner's rock concert it’s on here on KZfaq such a fantastic performance.

Hah!

This is real jam session among mates

I absolutely agree.....fantastic sound....

Well yes and no. Ronnie, yes. Keith, partially. For 1975/1976 tours which LYL was recorded from, Keith used Ampeg amplifiers (same as here). But a big part of his sound here is a Les Paul Junior Double Cutaway with a P90 pickup. That with the Ampegs give it that gnarly gritty sound. For the LYL album, he never used that guitar. Never the less, great tone here and during LYL. My favorite Keith tone.

During the 1975 TOTA tour they used the Leslie effect too

Ron's then wife found Keef in a bar and invited him to come over as Ron was recording this album. Even though Ron and Keith mixed well here, Ron was not the favorite to replace Mick Taylor. Harvey Mandel was still a contender, but Woody had better chemistry (pardon the pun)

@@RayNDeere All true. I believe Wayne Perkins was the other favorite to get hired.

That's what gets me about those punk rock docs! I'm a punk rock fan but it irks me when they make it seem like punk revived rock and roll and good music, the 70s were the greatest decade of music in my opinion!

sorry to be offtopic but does anyone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account? I was dumb lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me.

@Chandler Mohamed instablaster :)

Got that right brother!

@@acethegreat3963 without a doubt my brother!

Ian McLagan R.I.P.

I hear ya bruh*

Don't care about a Double,But ROLL ME A FATTY ANY TIME MAKE THAT A DOUBLE,TRIPLE,HA,,OH YEAH.MAN. THESE GUYS ARE FANTASTIC LOVE THEIR MUSIC. WALTER B,MEMPHIS, TAKE CARE AND STAY WELL AND SAFE.

Hendrix used to say let the bass play go referring to ronnie wood In the Jeff beck group. I love to see the rock and roll hall of fame, where beck tell everyone that the yardbirds kicked him out . They did but don't want to admit it. I know cause my friend I grew up with playing guitar plays bass and sings with them.

Willie Weeks name turned up on 1 in 3 albums I listened to in the 70’s and 80’s. He’s one of the most respected in the industry!

It looks like an Angela Bowie design

@@johngore7744 Could be Eno wore them.

OMG!!! I'd never even heard of them before I saw this while listening to a Faces concert recording. Is this during some kind of break from the Stones?

Mick Taylor and Keith!!!

Hi Saul! Gonna get me a Koll one day. Love this sound. Makes me wanna drive fast....hehe

You definitely did lol

Thank you

thanx for the rundown ✌

Thank you, man!

Shirley sounds like Monkey Man. Keith’s riff.

Anyone know the exact Date in July, 1974?

Good call. The backing during that solo is also awesome. At first I thought ti was Keith playing Reggae type guitar, but it's Willie on great Bass.

Less the Mic too! Jumping around Getting in da way

This is okay, but I thought Ron's solo stuff always fell short. Keith's too. It might be comforting to know that I am currently in treatment though.

Thats good! Your rightRonnie and Keith arent the best of lead guitarist but while playing they mesh well.

@@ricandreoli8086 Actually, it isn't their playing. I love their guitar work when working with other people. I wouldn't have liked Faces without him. And he and Faces made Rod's early '70s solo records as good and timeless as they are. I've heard almost nothing from Rod since he and Wood parted ways that I like. And he's been a perfect fit for the Stones (I prefer the Taylor years though). And didn't he make some good records with Dylan and Clapton? And many others I'm sure. And while Keith's solo records were uneven, there was some greatness there. And then there's his guitar work, song writing, producing and overall creativity. Keith is one of the most influential musical artists of the rock era. To my ears, great musicianship may not have much to do with technical skill. serving the song is much more important than virtuosity. But the enjoyment of art is like "beauty is in the eye of the beholder.;" "To each, his own;" "Whatever floats your boat," and so on. I listened to the Stones latest and while I don't have much interest in what they're doing anymore, it's a solid rock record. And what I heard here was good. I'm sure it was a pretty exciting show!

"their"

This was pretty terrible.ron really sucked