850000A 1985:
Release
of the video ‘Monterey Pop’ (Virgin VVD 143) incl.
- cameo of BJ (walking through the crowd) -between 16.-18.6.1967
+ Paint It Black (MJ/KR) -cover version by The New Animals
850100A early 1985:
German TV (ZDF) ‘Na sowas’. Host: Thomas Gottschalk.
- footage from Münster 9/65
850100B January:
Release of the benefit video ‘Video Aid’ (Virgin VIDAID 102).
- appeal by MJ (Brazil, December 1984)
850100C early or
mid-January (before 23.1.): WILLIE AND THE POOR BOYS.
Cookham, England, The Sol. Producer: BW. Sound engineer: Stuart Epps.
- Slippin’ And Slidin’ (Richard Penniman/Eddie Bocage/Al Collins/James
Smith) -BW on bass
- These Arms Of Mine (Otis Redding) -Steve Gregory on horns
Line-up: Paul Rodgers (voc)/Jimmy Page (gtr)/Andy Fairweather-Low (gtr,
bass)/
Henry Spinetti (dr)/Geraint Watkins (p)
850115A 15th January
- 28th February: Boulogne-Billancourt (near Paris), France,
Pathé-Marconi Studios. Producers: The Glimmer Twins. Sound
engineer:
Dave Jerden. Additional musician: Chuck Leavell. (Arrivals of the
Stones
in Paris: MJ 7.1.85; KR 11.1.85; RW 20.1.85; BW & CW: 23.1.85.
song
writing sessions, probably between 11.-19.1.85, incl.:
- If I
Don’t Have You 1 (Gregory Isaacs) -embryonic version, with hardly
audible
vocals
- Are You Lonely For
Me Baby (Bert Berns)
- All Shook Up (Otis
Blackwell/Elvis Presley)
- Baby You’re Too Much (MJ/KR)
- One Hit (MJ/KR)
- unknown ( )
- Mexican Divorce (Burt Bacharach/Bob Hilliard)
- Don’t Be Cruel (Otis Blackwell/Elvis Presley)
- Thirty Nine And Holding (Jerry Foster/William Rice)
- Back On The Streets Again ( ) -title unsure
- Your Love ( )
- If I Don’t Have You 2 (Gregory Isaacs) -embryonic version
- Teddy Bear (Kal Mann/Bernie Lowe)
rehearsals, probably between 23.1. - 28.02.85:
- These Arms Of Mine 1 (Otis Redding)
- Tramp (Lowell Fulsom/Jimmy McCracklin) -instrumental
- Open The Door To Your Heart (Darrel Banks)
- My
Girl (William Robinson/Ronald White) -RW on vocals
- Needle
In A Haystack (William Stevenson/Norman Whitfield) -RW on vocals
- Crushed Pearl
(MJ/KR) -various re-starts, very long
- These Arms Of Mine 2
(Otis Redding)
- Pain In My Heart (Allen
Toussaint)
- Work, Work, Work (Allen Toussaint)
- Good To Me (Otis Redding/Julius Green)
- Tracks Of My Tears (William Robinson)
-several takes
- Mona (Ellas McDaniel)
- If I Don’t Have You 3 (Gregory Isaacs)
- The Jerk (Don Julian) -instrumental
- Jam ( ) -instrumental
- The Dock Of The Bay (Steve Cropper/Otis Redding)
- These Arms Of Mine 3 (Otis Redding)
more rehearsals, probably between 23.1. - 28.2.85 (all unverified):
- Betty Jean (Chuck Berry)
- Blue Monday (Antoine Domino/Dave Bartholomew)
- Bungalow Bill (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- Carol (Chuck Berry)
- Claudette (Roy Orbison)
-
Dust My Blues (Elmore James)
- Hello
Mary Lou (Gene Pitney)
- I’m Gonna Burn
Your Playhouse Down (Otis Blackwell)
- I’m Ready (Dave
Batholomew/Al Lewis/Sylvester Bradford)
- It’s So Easy (Charles
Hardin Holley/Norman Petty)
- Louisiana Blues (McKinley
Morganfield)
- Moanin‘ At Midnight (Chester
Burnett/Jules Taub)
- Nearness Of You (Hoagy Carmichael/Ned
Washington)
- Perfidia (Alberto Dominguez/Milton Leeds)
- Sleepwalk (Ann Farina/Johnny Farina/Santo Farina)
- Soothe Me (Sam Cooke)
- Splish Splash (Bobby Darin/Jean Murray)
- Spoonful (Willie Dixon)
- Stop In The Name Of Love (Brian Holland/Lamont Dozier/Eddie Holland)
- True Love Ways (Charles Hardin Holley/Norman Petty)
- Your Cheatin’ Heart (Hank Williams)
session on 27.2.85, incl.:
- Breakin' (MJ/KR) - KR on vocals; various takes
- These Arms Of Mine (Allen Toussaint)
- Key To the Highway (William Broonzy/Charles Segar) -KR on vocals;
various
takes
-
instrumental rock/blues jam
850121A 21st
January:
US radio (Westwood One) ‘Focus On Rock Drummers’.
Host: Dave Herman. With focus on CW.
850000C 1985: BILL
WYMAN & TERRY TAYLOR. Release of the Italian movie
‘Phenomena’. Director: Dario Argento. With some music by BW and Terry
Taylor.
- Valley (BW)
- Valley Bolero (BW)
Note: For more info, see 850200A.
850200A February: BILL WYMAN & TERRY TAYLOR.
Soundtrack-LP ‘Phenomena’ (Cinevox Record MDF 33.167 - Italy).
Producer: BW.
Recorded in 1984 in Cookham, England, The Sol. Incl.
- Valley (BW)
Note: Also a promofilm for this song (starring BW) exists.
850200B February: UK
radio (Radio 4) ‘Kaleidoscope’.
- interview with MJ
- interview with Stanley Booth (about his book)
850200C February:
European TV (Musicbox). MJ-special.
- interview with MJ
Note: Re-broadcast on 2.1.87. Also a trailer by MJ for Musicbox TV was
recorded
(and frequently aired).
850201A 1st
February:
Japanese radio ( ) ‘Soundmarket’.
- interview with MJ (in Paris)
Note: Recording date, broadcast in April.
850202A 2nd
February:
UK TV ( ).
- interview with Stanley Booth (about his book)
850204A 4th February: MICK JAGGER.
7" single (CBS A 4722). Producer: MJ & Bill Laswell (A)/MJ &
Nile Rodgers (B)
A: Just Another Night (MJ)
B: Turn The Girl Loose (MJ)
Line-up: see 850225B.
Note: The ‘Just Another Night’-clip from ‘Running Out Of Luck’-movie
was used as
promo video with other scenes from the movie cut in.
850206A 6th
February:
German TV (ARD) ‘Musik Szene 85’ incl.
- interview with BW (St. Tropéz, France, October 1984)
+ footage from ‘Video Rewind’
850209A 9th &
10th February: US TV (MTV) ‘The Mick Jagger’-weekend, with eleven
different features.
850223A 23rd
February: German radio (SFB II) ‘S-F-Beat’, Berlin.
- interview with MJ by Ted Baxter (Paris 1/85)
850225A 25th
February: French radio (Europe 1) ‘Rock A L’Oeil’.
- interview with MJ
850225B 25th February: MICK JAGGER.
LP ‘She’s The Boss’ (CBS 86310). Producer MJ & Bill Laswell, MJ and
Nile
Rodgers. Sound enginner: Dave Jerden. Recorded in May - November 1984.
A: - Lonely At The Top (MJ/KR)
- Half A Loaf (MJ)
- Running Out Of Luck (MJ)
- Turn The Girl Loose (MJ)
- Hard Woman (MJ)
B: - Just Another Night (MJ)
- Lucky In Love (MJ/Carlos Alomar)
- Secrets (MJ)
- She’s The Boss (MJ/Carlos Alomar)
Line-up ‘Lonely At The Top’: MJ (voc)/Jeff Beck (gtr)/Pete Townshend
(gtr)/
Bill Laswell (bass)/Michael Shrieve (dr)/Herbie Hancock (org)/Guy
Fletcher (synth)/Bernard Fowler (bvoc)/Eddie Martinez (gtr)
Line-up ‘Half A Loaf’: MJ (voc)/Nile Rodgers (gtr)/Bernard Edwards
(bass)/Steve Ferroni (dr)/Rob Sabino (keyb)/Eddie Martinez (gtr)/
Fonzi Thornton (bvoc)
Line-up ‘Running Out Of Luck’: MJ (voc)/Jeff Beck (gtr)/Eddie Martinez
(gtr)/
Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/Sly Dunbar (dr)/Herbie Hancock (synth)/
Daniel Ponce (bata)
Line-up ‘Turn The Girl Loose’: MJ (voc)/Nile Rodgers (gtr)/Bernard
Edwards
(bass)/Anton Fig (dr)/Herbie Hancock (org, synth)/Rob Sabino (keyb)/
Alfa Anderson (ladies’ rap)/Lenny Pickett (bsax)
Line-up ‘Hard Woman’: MJ (voc)/Jeff Beck (gtr)/Pete Townshend (gtr)/Jan
Hammer (p)/Colin Hodgekinson (bass)/Tony Thompson (dr)/Paul
Buckmaster (arranger and conductor of strings)
Line-up ‘Just Another Night’: MJ (voc)/Jeff Beck (gtr)/Bill Laswell
(synth)/
Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/Sly Dunbar (dr)/Rabbit Bundrick (synth)/
Anton Fier (dr)/Aiyb Dieng (shaker)/Ron Magness (synth)
Line-up ‘Lucky In Love’: MJ (voc)/Jeff Beck (gtr)/Robbie Shakespeare
(bass)/
Sly Dunbar (dr)/Aiyb Dieng (water dr)/Ray Cooper (perc)/Bernard
Fowler (bvoc)/Herbie Hancock (synth)/Wally Badarou (synth)/Guy
Fletcher (synth)/Chuck Leavell (org)
Line-up ‘Secrets’: MJ (voc)/Nile Rodgers (gtr)/Bernard Edwards (bass)/
Anton Fig (dr)/Rob Sabino (keyb)/G.E. Smith (gtr)
Line-up ‘She’s The Boss’: MJ (voc)/Jeff Beck (gtr)/Robbie Shakespeare
(bass)/
Sly Dunbar (dr)/Aiyb Dieng (talking dr)/Ray Cooper (congas)/Bernard
Fowler (bvoc)/Wally Badarou (synth)/Guy Fletcher (synth)/Chuck
Leavell (org)/Anton Fier (perc)/Eddie Martinez (gtr)
850226A 26th
February: UK TV (BBC2) ‘Whistle Test’.
- interview with MJ by David Hepworth (Paris, February ‘85)
- interview with Stanley Booth (about his book) by David Hepworth
- Gimme Shelter (MJ/KR) -Top Of The Pops 12.12.69, part only
850200D late February: MICK JAGGER.
12" single (CBS TA 4722). Remixes were done by Francois Kevorkian with
Paul St.
Germain or Paul Smykle. Additional overdubs were produced by Arthur
Baker.
A: Just Another Night (MJ) -Album version
A: Turn The Girl Loose (MJ)
B: Just Another Night (MJ) -edit
B: Just Another Night (MJ) -dub mix
850200E late
February: MICK JAGGER.
12" single (CBS 44-05181 -USA). Remixes were done by Francois Kevorkian
with
Paul St. Germain or Paul Smykle. Additional overdubs were produced by
Arthur Baker.
A: Just Another Night (MJ) -extended version
B: Just Another Night (MJ) -edit
B: Just Another Night (MJ) -dub mix
Note: The extended version is not on the British release.
850200F February:
Spanish TV ( ) ‘Senoras y Senores’.
- interview with MJ (Paris, 1/85)
850300A March: MICK
JAGGER.
Video ‘Ned Kelly’ (Warner Brother PEV 99415).
Note: For all other info about the movie, see TCW1 690713A.
850300B March:
Japanese TV ( ) ‘Best Hits’.
- interview with MJ
850302A 2nd March:
Luxemburgian radio (RTL).
- interview with MJ
850304A 4th March:
French radio (NRJ).
- interview with MJ
850311A 11th - 12th
March: WILLIE AND THE POOR BOYS. London, Fulham Town Hall.
Shootings for the video ‘Willie And The Poor Boys’ (30 min.).
Directors: Eddie Arno &
Markus Innocenti. Idea and musical director: BW.
- Poor Boy Boogie (BW/Andy Fairweather-Low) -BW and Andy
Fairweather-Low
on lead vocals
- You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry) -BW on lead vocals
- Chicken Shack Boogie (Amos Milburn) -Geraint Watkins on lead vocals
- Let’s Talk It Over (Trad. arr. by BW) -Andy Fairweather-Low on lead
vocals
- All Night Long (Clifton Chenier) -BW on lead vocals
- Saturday Night (Roy Brown) -Geraint Watkins on lead vocals
- Baby Please Don’t Go (Mary Johnson) -Chris Rea on lead vocals
Line-up: BW (bass, voc)/CW (dr)/RW (sax)/Andy Fairweather-Low (gtr,
voc)/
Mickey Gee (gtr)/Geraint Watkins (p, voc, accordion)/Terry Taylor
(perc)/
Kenney Jones (perc, dr)/Henry Spinetti (perc)/Mel Collins (sax)/Raphael
Ravenscroft (sax)
Starring: Ringo Starr (janitor)/John Wilson (compere)/Chris Jagger and
John
Entwistle (audience extras)
Note: Playback. Baby Please Don’t Go was also used as promovideo.
850311B mid-March:
UK
TV (BBC) ‘Good Morning Britain’. Report from the video shootings
of Willie And The Poor Boys, incl.
- interview with RW
- interview with Andy Fairweather-Low
- interview with Kenney Jones
- interview with BW
850317A 17th March:
US TV (MTV) ‘The Mick Jagger Interview’.
- interview with MJ by Jools Holland (in Paris)
850320A 20th March:
UK radio (BBC1) ‘Simon Bates Show’.
- interview with MJ by Simon Bates (in Paris, January or February 1985)
Note: A preview of this 1 hour-special was probably aired in February.
850320B 20th March: NONA
HENDRYX. New York, Power Station Studios. Producers:
Bernard Edwards, Jason Corsaro and Nona Hendryx. Sound engineer: Jason
Corsaro.
- Rock This House (Nona Hendryx)
Line-up: KR (gtr)/Nona Hendryx (voc, p)/Eddie Martinez (gtr)/Ronnie
Drayton
(gtr)/Bernard Edwards (bass)/Trevor Gale (dr)/Ed Stasium (gtr, tamb)/
Hugo and Vanessa Cole Burnham (bvoc)
850321A 21st March:
US radio ( ) 'A Very Special Evening With Mick Jagger', incl..
- interview with MJ by Lisa Robinson (live from New York City)
+ MJ answering phone-calls from fans
850323A 23rd March: A DRUM TRIO. London, England, Camden
Jazz Festival
Line-up: CW (dr)/John Stevens (dr)/Clifford Jarvis (dr)
850324A 24th March:
Swiss radio (DRS) ‘Formel 3’.
- jingle by MJ
850327A 26th March:
Austrian TV (ORF2) ‘Musik Szene 85’, incl.
- interview with MJ by Hannes Rossacher (Paris, CBS-office, February
1985)
- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -Hampton 18.12.81, part only
Note: Also broadcast on German TV (ARD) on the 11th April.
850331A 31st March:
US TV (MTV). Report about the re-opening of the Hard Rock
Cafe in London, with BW among the guests.
850331B 31st March:
US TV (NBC). Report about the re-opening of the Hard Rock
Cafe in London, with BW among the guests.
850300E March: UK TV
(BBC2) ‘Whistle Test’.
- MJ goes shopping in Paris
- interview with MJ by David Hepworth (Paris, February ‘85)
850401A 1st April
onwards: MICK JAGGER. London. Shooting of a promo video.
Director:
Julien Temple.
- Lucky In Love (MJ/Carlos Alomar)
Note: The finished promovideo consists of newly shot scenes &
footage filmed in
Brazil in December 1984.
850404A 4th April:
German TV (ZDF) ‘exclusiv’.
- interview with Bianca Jagger
+ footage from her wedding with MJ (St. Tropéz 5/71)
850420A 20th April:
French TV (A2) ‘Les Enfants Du Rock’.
- interview with MJ by Dominique Farran (Paris 22.1.85)
850425A 25th April: WILLIE AND THE POOR BOYS.
LP ‘Willie And The Poor Boys’ (Ripple Records BILL 1). Producer: BW.
Sound engineer: Stuart Epps. Recorded in November ‘84 and January ‘85.
A: - Baby Please Don’t Go (Mary Johnson)
- Can You Hear Me (Allen Toussaint)
- These Arms Of Mine (Otis Redding)
- Revenue Man (J. Richardson or D. Young)
- You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry)
- Slippin’ And Slidin’ (Richard Penniman/Eddie Bocage/Al Collins/J.
Smith)
B: - Saturday Night (Roy Brown)
- Let’s Talk It Over (Trad. arr. by BW)
- All Night Long (Clifton Chenier)
- Chicken Shack Boogie (Amos Milburn)
- Sugar Bee (Eddie Shuler)
- Poor Boy Boogie (BW/Andy Fairweather-Low)
Line-up ‘Baby Please Don’t Go’: BW (bass)/CW (dr)/Andy Fairweather-Low
(gtr)/Mickey Gee (gtr)/Chris Rea (voc)/Geraint Watkins (p)
Line-up ‘Can You Hear Me’: BW (bass, bvoc)/CW (dr)/Andy Fairweather-
Low (gtr, voc)/Mickey Gee (gtr, bvoc)/Geraint Watkins (p)/Ray
Cooper (perc)/Steve Gregory (horns)
Line-up ‘These Arms Of Mine’: Jimmy Page (gtr)/Paul Rodgers (voc)/Andy
Fairweather-Low (bass)/Geraint Watkins (p)/Steve Gregory (horns)/
Henry Spinett (dr)
Line-up ‘Revenue Man’: BW (bass)/Henry Spinetti (dr)/Andy Fairweather-
Low (gtr, bvoc)/Mickey Gee (voc, gtr)/Geraint Watkins (p)
Line-up ‘You Never Can Tell’: BW (voc, bass)/Terry Williams (dr)/Andy
Fairweather-Low (gtr)/Mickey Gee (gtr)/Geraint Watkins (p)/Ray
Cooper (perc)/Willie Garnett (horns)
Line-up ‘Slippin’ And Slidin’’: BW (bass)/Jimmy Page (gtr)/Paul Rodgers
(voc)/Andy Fairweather-Low (bass)/Geraint Watkins (p)/Henry
Spinett (dr)
Line-up ‘Saturday Night’: BW (bass, perc)/CW (dr)/Andy Fairweather-Low
(gtr, perc)/Mickey Gee (gtr)/Geraint Watkins (voc, org, p)/Willie
Garnett (horns)
Line-up ‘Let’s Talk It Over’: BW (bass, bvoc)/CW (dr)/Andy Fairweather-
Low (gtr, voc)/Mickey Gee (gtr)/Geraint Watkins (p, org)/Steve
Gregory (horns)
Line-up ‘All Night Long’: BW (voc, perc)/CW (dr)/Andy Fairweather-
Low (bass, bvoc)/Mickey Gee (gtr, bvoc)/Steve Gregory & Willie
Garnett (horns)/Geraint Watkins (accordion, bvoc)
Line-up ‘Chicken Shack Boogie’: BW (bass, perc)/Terry Williams
(dr)/Andy
Fairweather-Low (gtr)/Mickey Gee (gtr)/Geraint Watkins (voc, p)/
Steve Gregory & Willie Garnett (horns)
Line-up ‘Chicken Shack Boogie’: BW (bass, bvoc)/Kenney Jones (dr)/Andy
Fairweather-Low (voc, gtr)/Mickey Gee (gtr)/Geraint Watkins (p)/
Willie Garnett (horns)
Line-up ‘Poor Boy Boogie’: BW (bvoc, bass, perc)/Terry Williams
(dr)/Andy
Fairweather-Low (voc, gtr)/Mickey Gee (gtr)/Geraint Watkins (p,
accordion)
850500A May: WILLIE AND THE POOR BOYS.
7" single (Mercury 880 763-7, Germany). Producer: BW.
A: Baby Please Don’t Go (Mary Johnson)
B: Let’s Talk It Over (Trad. arr. by BW)
Line-up: see 850425A.
850501A 1st May: Paris, France. Interview with KR by Guido Toffoletti (50 min.).
850506A 6th May: US
radio (KBFH). Willie And The Poor Boys-special. Host: Bill Minkin.
Incl.
- interview with BW
- I’m Mad (John Lee Hooker)
- Down In The Bottom (Willie Dixon)
Note: The listed songs are outtakes from the Willie And The Poor Boys-
sessions in November ’84 (see 841100D).
850509A 9th May:
French TV (Canal+).
- interview with BW
850512A 12th May:
French TV (A2) ‘Les Enfants Du Rock’. Rolling Stones-special, incl.
- Around And Around (Chuck Berry) -TAMI Show 29.10.64
- Off The Hook (MJ/KR) -TAMI Show 29.10.64
- Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy/Jimmy Norman) -TAMI Show 29.10.64
- It’s All Over Now (Bobby and Shirley Womack) -TAMI Show 29.10.64
- I’m Alright (Ellas McDaniel) -TAMI Show 29.10.64
- Get Together (Closing Jam)( ) -TAMI Show 29.10.64
- Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) -Paris 6.6.76
- Star Star (MJ/KR) -Paris 6.6.76
- You Gotta Move (Fred McDowell/Gary Davis) -Paris 6.6.76
- Happy (MJ/KR) -Paris 6.6.76
- Outa Space (Billy Preston/Joe Greene) -Paris 7.6.76
- Midnight Rambler (MJ/KR) -Paris 7.6.76
- Angie (MJ/KR) -Paris 4.6.76
- It’s Only Rock’n Roll (MJ/KR) -Paris 6.6.76
- Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Paris 6.6.76
- Jumping Jack Flash (MJ/KR) -Paris 6.6.76
- Street Fighting Man (MJ/KR) -Paris 6,6.76
850500B mid-May: MICK JAGGER.
7" single (CBS 6213). Producers: MJ and Bill Laswell.
A: Lucky In Love (MJ/Carlos Alomar) -7" single version
B: Running Out Of Luck (MJ)
Line-up: see 850225B.
Note: Additional production and remix of side A by Francois Kevorkian
and Ron St. Germain.
850500C mid-May: MICK JAGGER.
12" single (CBS TA 6213). Producers: MJ and Bill Laswell.
A: Lucky In Love (MJ/Carlos Alomar) -Extended version
B: Lucky In Love V (MJ/Carlos Alomar) -Dub version
B: Running Out Of Luck (MJ)
Note: Additional production and remix of Lucky In Love by Francois
Kevorkian and Ron St. Germain.
850525A 25th May: US
TV (MTV) ‘Making Of Willie And The Poor Boys-Video’.
Report from the shootings (London 11. & 12.3.85) (60 min.)
+ concert footage
850526A 26th May: UK
radio (Radio London) ‘Echoes’.
- interview with Chris Jagger
- Trouble In Mind (Richard M. Jones) -Olympic Studios 8.11.-26.11.66
Note: Chris Jagger plays an acetate of this rare Stones-outtake.
850600A June: WILLIE
AND THE POOR BOYS.
Video ‘Willie And The Poor Boys’ (Polygram 041 227 2). Directors: Eddie
Arno & Markus Innocenti.
Note: For all other info, see 850311A.
850600B June: BOB DYLAN.
LP ‘Empire Burlesque’ (CBS 86313). Producer: Bob Dylan. Sound engineer:
Josh
Abbey. Recorded in New York, Delta Sound 7/84. Incl.
- Clean Cut Kid (Bob Dylan)
Line-up: RW (gtr)/Bob Dylan (voc, gtr)/Benmont Tench (p)/John Paris
(bass)/
Anton Fig (dr)/Carol Dennis, Peggi Blu & Queen Esther Marrow (bvoc)
Note: This album also includes one song with MT (see Taylor Made
Works-book
entry 850600A).
850602A 2nd June:
Austrian TV (ORF2) ‘Clip’.
- interview with MJ by Jools Holland (in Paris)
850606A 6th June: London. Promo party for the ‘Willie And The Poor Boys’-video.
850600C June: UK TV
(TVS) ‘Coast To Coast’, incl.
- All Night Long (Clifton Chenier) -’WATPB’-video 3/85, part only
- interview with BW
- Baby Please Don’t Go (Mary Johnson) -’WATPB’-video, part only
- interview with Chris Rea
- interview with Bob Geldof
- Chicken Shack Boogie (Amos Milburn) -’WATPB’-video, part only
850607A 7th June: UK
TV (BBC) ‘Good Morning Britain’.
- interview with BW and Andy Fairweather-Low
- Saturday Night (Roy Brown) -from ‘WATPB’-video 3/85
850608A 8th June: UK
radio (BBC1) ‘Saturday Live’, incl.
- interview with BW
and Andy Fairweather-Low by Richard Skinner
850608B 8th June: ROCKET
88. Cologne, Germany, Volksgarten, ‘Blues & Boogie Festival
‘85’,
incl.
- Little Red Rooster (Willie Dixon)
+ more
Line-up: STU (p)/Jimmy Roche (gtr)/Roger Sutton (bass, voc)/&
others
Note: Soundboard recording was made by German radio (Deutschlandfunk).
850612A 12th June:
UK
TV (BBC) ‘6 + 7’.
- interview with BW
850617A 17th June:
UK
radio ( ).
- interview with BW
850620A 20th June:
UK
TV (Sky Channel) ‘Sky Trax’.
- interview with BW (London, 6.6.85)
850621A 21st June:
UK
TV (Channel 4) ‘Ready, Steady, Go!’. Repeat of an episode
from the 60’s, incl.
- Around And Around (Chuck Berry) -playback 20.11.64
850623A 23rd June:
German TV (ARD) ‘Tempo 85’. Mick Jagger-special (45 min).
- interview with MJ by Jools Holland (in Paris)
- Half A Loaf (MJ) -video shootings ‘Running Out Of Luck’-movie 12/84
- Secrets (MJ) -video shootings ‘Running Out Of Luck’-movie 12/84
850624A 24th June: WILLIE
AND THE POOR BOYS. London, Fulham Town Hall.
Video shootings. Director:
- These Arms Of Mine (Otis Redding)
Line-up: BW (bass)/CW (dr)/RW (sax)/Paul Rodgers (voc)/Jimmy Page
(gtr)/... (sax)
850626A 26th June:
German TV (ARD) ‘Musik Szene 85’, incl.
- statement by KR
850629A 29th June: MICK
JAGGER & DAVID BOWIE. London, Westside Studios.
Producers: Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley. Additional producers (ca.
mid - late July,
New York, Power Station & Atlantic Studios and Media Sound): MJ,
Nile Rodgers,
Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero. Sound engineers: Bob
Clearmountain, Mark
Saunders and Stephen Benben.
- Dancing In The Street I (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye)
-promovideo
version (without brass, the basic Westside-version)
- Dancing In The Street II -7" Instrumental
- Dancing In The Street III -7" Clearmountain Mix
- Dancing In The Street IV -12" Edit
- Dancing In The Street V -12" Steve Thompson-mix
- Dancing In The Street VI -12" Dub Version
Musicians: MJ (voc)/David Bowie (voc)/Kevin Armstrong (gtr)/G.E. Smith
(gtr)/Earl
Slick (gtr)/Matthew Seligman (bass)/John Regan (bass)/Neil Conti (dr)/
Pedro Ortiz (perc)/Jimmy Naelen (perc)/Nac Gollehon (tp)/Stan Harrison
(sax)/Lenny Pickett (sax)/Steve Niewe (keyb)/Helena Springs & Tessa
Niles (bvoc)
850629B 29th - 30th
June: MICK JAGGER & DAVID BOWIE. London, George V. Docks.
Director: David Mallet. Shootings of a promo video.
- Dancing In The Street I (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye)
850630A 30th June:
Swedish radio ( ) ‘Dear Mr. Keith Richards’, incl.
- Worried Life Blues (John Estes/Major Merriweather) -Toronto 3/77
- Long Distance Call (McKinley Morganfield) -Chicago, 22.11.81
- Little Queenie (Chuck Berry) -Salute!, Los Angeles 16.7.83
850700A July: UK TV
(BBC) ‘Breakfast TV’.
- interview with BW and Pete Townshend
850700B July: LONE JUSTICE.
12" single (Geffen TX 6426). Producer: Jimmy Iovine. Sound engineer:
Shelly
Yakus. Mixed by Bob Clearmountain. Recorded in New York City, The Power
Station in August 1984.
[A: Sweet, Sweet Baby (Maria McKee/B. Tench/Steven Van Zandt) -Remix]
[B: Pass It On (Maria McKee)]
B: Go Away Little Boy (Bob Dylan)
Line-up: RW (gtr)/Bob Dylan (gtr)/Maria McKee (voc, harm)/Ryan
Hedgecock
(gtr)/Marvin Etzioni (bass, bvoc)/Don Heffington (dr)/Benmont Tench
(org, p, wurlitzer)
Note: Re-released on CD ‘This World Is Not My Home’ (Geffen GEFD-25304;
-US) in January 1999.
850700C early
Summer: MICK JAGGER. New York City, unidentified studio.
Producers:
Rick Chertoff and William Wittman. Recording with The Hooters as
backing
band:
- Hard Woman III (MJ) -new single version
Line-up ‘Hard Woman: MJ (voc)/David Uosikkinen (dr)/Eric Bazilian (gtr)/
John Milley (gtr)/Rob Miller (bass)/Rob Hyman (keyb)
850708A 8th July
onwards: MICK JAGGER. New York City, S.I.R. Studios. MJ
rehearses
with Hall & Oates (and their band) for the upcoming ‘Live Aid’-gig.
Unverified.
- complete Live Aid-set (see 850713B)
+ Beast Of Burden (MJ/KR)
Line-up: MJ (voc)/Daryl Hall (keyb)/John Dates (gtr, bvoc)/G.E. Smith
(gtr)/
T-Bone Wolk (bass)/Mickey Curry (dr)/Charlie De Chant (sax, keyb)
850708B 8th July: US
TV (ABC) ‘Good Morning America’.
- You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry) -from WATPB-video 3/85
- interview with BW (from London via satellite)
850710A 10th July:
LONNIE MACK. New York City, Lone Star Café
- Lonely Man (Benny Benjamin/Sol Marcus)
- The Things That I Used To Do (Edward Jones)
Line-up: KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/Lonnie Mack (voc, gtr)/& 3-men backing
band
Note: Soundboard recording was made.
850711A 11th July:
Canadian TV ( ) ‘The New Music’.
- interview with BW
850711B 11th July:
UK
radio (BBC1) Report about the making of ‘Dancing In The
Street’ and preview on 'Live Aid’.
850712A 12th July: MICK
JAGGER & TINA TURNER. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, John F.
Kennedy Stadium. MJ, Tina Turner and Hall & Oates rehearse
together.
850712B 12th July: BOB
DYLAN. New York City, basement of Ron Wood’s house.
Rehearsals for the upcoming ‘Live Aid’-concert.
tape 1:
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown (Bob Dylan)
- Girl From The North Country (Bob Dylan)
- Blowin’ In The Wind (Bob Dylan)
- Trouble (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) -intro, played by RW, broken off
tape 2:
- Blowin’ In The Wind 1(Bob Dylan)
- Baby Better Talk To Me ( )
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown 1 (Bob Dylan)
- Careles Ethoipians (Toots Hibbert)
- discussion about Mick Taylor
- Blowin’ In The Wind 2 (Bob Dylan)
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown 2 (Bob Dylan)
- Little Maggie/Ballad Of Hollis Brown 3 (Trad.)/(Bob Dylan)
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown 4 (Bob Dylan)
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown 5 (Bob Dylan)
- When The Ship Comes In 1 (Bob Dylan)
- When The Ship Comes In 2 (Bob Dylan)
- Dark Eyes 1 (Bob Dylan)
- Dark Eyes 2 (Bob Dylan)
- Dark Eyes 3/Freight Train (Bob Dylan)(Trad.)
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown 6 (Bob Dylan)
Line-up: KR (gtr, voc)/RW (gtr, voc)/Bob Dylan (gtr, voc)
850713A 13th July:
US
TV ( ) ‘Live Aid’, Philadelphia, J.F.K. Stadium, backstage
- interview with MJ
850713B 13th July: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
John F. Kennedy Stadium, 'Live Aid' (benefit
concert for the starving people in Africa), incl.
MICK JAGGER & DAVID BOWIE:
- Dancing In The Street (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye)
-world premiere
of the promo video
MICK JAGGER:
- Lonely At The Top (MJ/KR)
- Just Another Night (MJ)
- Miss You (MJ/KR)
MICK JAGGER & TINA TURNER:
- State Of Shock/It’s Only Rock’n Roll (Michael Jackson/Randy
Hansen)(MJ/KR)
Line-up: MJ (voc)/Tina Turner (voc)/Daryl Hall (keyb)/John Oates (gtr,
bvoc)/
G.E. Smith (gtr)/T-Bone Wolk (bass)/Mickey Curry (dr)/Charlie De
Chant (sax, keyb)/Eddie Kendricks (bvoc)/David Ruffin (bvoc)
BOB DYLAN:
- Ballad Of Hollis Brown (Bob Dylan)
- When The Ship Comes In (Bob Dylan)
- Blowin’ In The Wind (Bob Dylan)
Line-up: KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/Bob Dylan (gtr, voc, harm)
USA FOR AFRICA:
- We Are The World (Michael Jackson/Lionel Richie)
Line-up: MJ (bvoc)/Lionel Richie (voc)/Harry Belafonte (voc)/Pat
Benatar (voc)/
Dionne Warwick (voc)/Kenny Loggins (voc)/Patti LaBelle (voc)/&
nearly
everyone at J.F.K.Stadium (bvoc)
Note: Broadcast and televised live all over the world.
850715A 15th July: MICK
JAGGER. Los Angeles. Shooting of a promo film. Director: ?.
- Hard Woman (MJ)
850716A 16th July -
17th August (with breaks): New York City, RPM Studios. Producer: The
Glimmer Twins & Steve Lillywhite. Sound engineer: Dave Jerden.
Additional musicians: Jimmy Page (gtr on ‘One Hit’, 16th & 17th
July)/Bobby
Womack (gtr on ‘Back To Zero’ & ‘Hold Back’, bvoc on ‘Harlem
Shuffle’,
‘Strictly Memphis’, ‘‘One Hit’)/Don Covay (bvoc on ‘One Hit’)/Jimmy
Cliff
(bvoc on ‘Too Rude’)/Beverly D’Angelo (bvoc on ‘One Hit’)/Kirsty
MacColl
(bvoc)/Patti Scialfa (bvoc on ‘One Hit’)/Tom Waits (bvoc on ‘Harlem
Shuffle’
and/or ‘Sleep Tonight’)/Chuck Leavell (keyb, synth, dr)/Ivan Neville
(bass on
‘Hold Back’)/Anton Fig, Charley Drayton and Steve Jordan (all dr and/or
perc)/
Alan Rogan (gtr)/Janice Pendarvis (bvoc)/Dolette McDonald (bvoc)/John
Regan
(bass)/Dan Collette (horns)/Philippe Saisse (keyb)/Jon Moss (dr)/Danny
Kortchmar
(gtr)/Paul Shaffer (keyb)/Marku Ribas (perc on ‘Back To Zero’)/The
Uptown Horns
(brass).
- Baby You’re Too Much I (MJ/KR) -early version, no sax
- Baby You’re Too Much II (MJ/KR) -much more finished version with
Bobby Keys
on sax
- Back To Zero I (MJ/KR/Chuck Leavell) -early version
- Fight III (MJ/KR/RW) -instrumental
- Harlem Shuffle I (Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson) -with spoken words-part
- Harlem Shuffle II (Bob ReIf/Ernest Nelson) -no spoken words, no bvoc
- Harlem Shuffle III (Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson) -finished intro, with
bvoc
- Hold Back I (MJ/KR) -unverified
- Nobody’s Perfect (MJ/KR) -unverified
- One Hit III (MJ/KR/RW) -nearly finished music, alternate lyrics
- One Hit IV (MJ/KR/RW) -version III with backing vocals
- Sending Out Invitations (RW/Bobby Womack) -Bobby Womack & Don
Covay
on vocals; as "side-project" The Podiums
- Sleep Tonight II (MJ/KR) -version I with additional guitars
- Strictly Memphis III (MJ/KR) -first duet-version (w. Bobby Womack)
- Strictly Memphis IV (MJ/KR) -version III with additional vocals
- Too Rude II (Lydon Roberts/Sly Dunbar/Robbie Shakespeare) -early
take, much
shorter than take I
- Too Rude III (Lydon Roberts/Sly Dunbar/Robbie Shakespeare) -version
II with
backing vocals
- What Am I Gonna Do With Your Love (MJ/KR)
- Winning Ugly I (MJ/KR) -early version with different lyrics
- Winning Ugly II (MJ/KR) -early version, longer than I with additional
bass
850719A 19th July: TOM
WAITS. New York City, Quadrasonic Studio. Producer: Tom Waits.
Sound engineer: Robert Musso.
- Big Black Mariah (Tom Waits)
- Blind Love (Tom Waits) -Robert Quine on guitar, Ross Levinson on
violin
-
Good Dogwood (Tom Waits or KR/Tom Waits) -unverified
- Motel Girl (Tom Waits or KR/Tom Waits) -unverified
- Union Square (Tom Waits) -Michael Blair on drums, Ralph Carney on sax
+ probably one more
Line-up: KR (gtr, bvoc)/Tom Waits (voc, gtr)/Larry Taylor (bass)/
Stephen Arvizu Taylor Hodges (dr)
850725A 25th July: DON
COVAY. New York City, Giant Sound Studios. Producer:?
Additional musicians: KR and RW.
850728A 28th July:
Austrian TV (ORF2) ‘Ohne Maulkorb Spezial’ (60 min.), incl.
- interview with KR
- interview with MJ
- Half A Loaf (MJ) -video shootings ‘Running Out Of Luck’-movie 12/84
- Secrets (MJ) -video shootings ‘Running Out Of Luck’-movie 12/84
850800A Summer?: New
York City, RW’s home studio.
- Will You Love Me Tomorrow (Gerry Goffin/Carole King) -unverified
Musicians: RW, KR and Jo Wood
850800B Summer: GUIDO TOFFOLETTI.
LP ‘No Compromise’ (Appaloosa AP 048). Producers: Moon Record and Guido
Toffoletti. Recorded in early 1984 in London, Scarf Studios. With STU
on piano on:
- You Know The Reason Why (Guido Toffoletti)
- Try Just One More Time (Guido Toffoletti)
- Let Me Hold You Tight (Guido Toffoletti) -MT on guitar
- The Same Old Story (Guido Toffoletti)
Note: For all other info, see 840100A.
850800C early August: NONA HENDRYX.
LP ‘The Heat’ (RCA PL 85465). Producers: Bernard Edwards, Jason Corsaro
and
Nona Hendryx. Recorded in New York City, The Power Station on the 20th
March
1985.
With KR on guitar on:
- Rock This House (Nona Hendryx)
Note: For all other info see 850320B.
850800D August: BLUES
‘N’ TROUBLE. London, Tin Pan Alley Studios.
Producer and sound engineer: Neil Brockbank.
- All My Love In Vain (Rice Miller)
- Clock On The Wall (Tim Elliott/Blues ‘N’ Trouble)
- Fine Fine Fine (Semien/Soileau)
- Madison Blues (Elmore James)
Line-up: STU (p)/Dave Neill (gtr, voc)/John Bruce (gtr)/Tim Elliott
(voc, harm)/
Alan Scott (bass)/Sean Scott (dr)
850801A 1st August:
US TV (NBC) ‘Late Night With David Letterman’.
- interview with BW by David Letterman
850808A 8th August:
US TV (NBC) ‘Friday Night Videos’, New York, Panavideo Studios.
Telerecording.
- interview with BW
850808B 8th August: PHANTOM,
ROCKER & SLICK. New York, Media Sound Studios.
Producer: Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero. Sound engineer: Michael
Barbiero.
- My Mistake (Slim Jim Phantom/Lee Rocker)
Line-up: KR (gtr)/Lee Rocker (voc, bass)/Slim Jim Phantom (dr, bvoc)/
Earl Slick (gtr, bvoc)
850810A 10th August
(early Morning): New York City, RPM Studios. Unverified jam-session.
- Bring It On Home To Me (Sam Cooke)
- Having A Party (Sam Cooke)
- Your Cheatin’ Heart (Hank Williams)
- A Natural Man (Gerry Goffin/Carole King/Jerry Wexler)
- Satisfaction (MJ/KR)
- Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy/Jimmy Norman)
Line-up: KR (gtr, p voc)/RW (bass)/CW (dr)/Bobby Womack (gtr, voc)/
Don Covay (voc)
850811A 11th August:
Austrian TV (ORF2) ‘Ohne Maulkorb Spezial' "Hilfe die Alten kommen",
incl. MJ, KR and BW.
850814A 14th August:
German TV (ZDF) ‘exclusiv’, incl.
MJ at the ‘Vogue’-party in Paris.
850800E mid-August: WILLIE AND THE POOR BOYS.
7" single (Mercury 884 034-7). Producer: BW. Sound engineer: Stuart
Epps.
A: These Arms Of Mine (Otis Redding)
A: Revenue Man (J. Richardson or D. Young)
Line-up: see
850425A.
Note: Double A-sided single.
850819A 19th August: DAVID BOWIE & MICK JAGGER.
7" single (EMI America EA 204). Producers: Clive Langer & Alan
Winstanley
A: Dancing In The Street (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye) -
Clearmountain Mix
B: Dancing In The Street (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye)
-Instrumental
850819B 19th August: DAVID BOWIE & MICK JAGGER.
12" single (EMI America 12EA 204). Producers: Clive Langer & Alan
Winstanley.
A: Dancing In The Street (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye) -
Steve Thompson Mix
B: Dancing In The Street (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye)
-Dub Version
B: Dancing In The Street (Ivy Hunter/William Stevenson/Marvin Gaye)
-Edit
Note: For all other info, see 850629A.
850829A 29th August:
US TV (CBS) ‘Nightwatch’.
- interview with BW (from London via satellite)
850831A 31st August:
US radio (D.I.R.) ‘King Biscuit Flower Hour’. Incl.
- interview with MJ
+ live music from US tours 1972/78/81 (all songs already aired before)
850903A 3rd
September: UK TV (Sky Channel) ‘Sky Trax’.
- interview with BW (London, 6.6.85)
850910A 10th
September - 15th October: New York, RPM Studios & 15th November -
5th
December: Right Track Studios. Producers: The Glimmer Twins & Steve
Lillywhite.
Sound engineer: Dave Jerden. Mixing and editing of the upcoming album
‘Dirty Work’.
- Back To Zero II (MJ/KR/Chuck Leavell) -Dirty Work-version
- Back To Zero III (MJ/KR/Chuck Leavell) -faded promo-version
- Dirty Work III (MJ/KR/RW) -Dirty Work-version
- Fight IV (MJ/KR/RW) -Dirty Work-version
- Had It With You III (MJ/KR/RW) -’Dirty Work’-version
- Harlem Shuffle IV (Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson) -Dirty Work-version
- Harlem Shuffle V (Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson) -12" NY Mix, remixed by
Steve
Thompson and Michael Barbiero
- Harlem Shuffle VI (Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson) -12" London Mix, remixed
by Steve
Lillywhite
- Hold Back II (MJ/KR) -Dirty Work-version
- One Hit V (MJ/KR/RW) -Dirty Work-version
- One Hit VI (MJ/KR/RW) -faded promo-version
- One Hit VII (MJ/KR/RW) -12" London Mix, remixed by Steve Lillywhite
- One Hit VIII (MJ/KR/RW) -12" Edit
- Sleep Tonight III (MJ/KR) -Dirty Work-version
- Too Rude IV (Lydon Roberts/Sly Dunbar/Robbie Shakespeare) -Dirty
Work-version
- Winning Ugly III (MJ/KR) -Dirty Work-version
- Winning Ugly IV (MJ/KR) -7" shortened promo-version
- Winning Ugly V (MJ/KR) -12" London Mix, remixed by Steve Lillywhite
- Winning Ugly VI (MJ/KR) -12" NY Nix, remixed by Francois Kevorkian
Note: All singles-remixes were probably done at later dates.
850912A 12th
September: UK TV (BBC2) ‘Arena’, "The Real Buddy Holly Story". Incl.
- interview with KR
- Not Fade Away (Charles Hardin Holley/Norman Petty) -NME London
26.4.64, part only
Note: Released on video in August 1986 (see 860800C).
850913A 13th
September: German TV (SFB) ‘Berliner Abendschau’. Berlin ‘65-review.
- Stones arrival on Tegel-airport
- Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (Bert Russell/Solomon Burke/Jerry
Wexler)
-Berlin 15.9.65, part only
- interview with major Heinrich Albertz
- interview with DJ Hans-Dieter Frankenberg
850930A 30th September: TOM WAITS.
LP ‘Rain Dogs’ (Island 207 085-620). Producer: Tom Waits. Incl.
- Big Black Mariah (Tom Waits) -KR on guitar
- Union Square (Tom Waits) -KR on guitar
- Blind Love (Tom Waits) -KR on guitar and backing vocals
Note: For all other info, see 850719A.
851000A October: UK TV ( ) ‘British Pop Awards’. With BW.
851012A 12th
October:
ARTISTS UNITED AGAINST APARTHEID. New York City,
Right Track Studios. Producers: Arthur Baker and Steven Van Zandt.
Sound engineers: Dave Jerden and/or Keith Le Blanc.
- Silver And Gold (Bono Vox)
Line-up: KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/Bono (voc)/Dave Jerden (perc)/Keith Le Blanc
(dr)/
Robert Palmer (clarinette)
851017A 17th
October:
European TV (Musicbox). Willie And The Poor Boys-special.
Report from the video-shootings at Fulham Town Hall 11. & 12.3.85,
incl.
- interview with Kenney Jones
- interview with RW and Andy Fairweather-Low
- interview with Geraint Watkins and Mickey Gee
- interview with John Entwistle
- interview with Chris Rea
- interview with BW
- Baby Please Don’t Go (Mary Johnson) -from ‘WATPB’-video 3/85
Note: All interviews were done by Gaz Top.
851018A 18th
October:
BOBBY WOMACK. New York City, Beacon Theater (2nd show)
- It’s All Over Now (Bobby and Shirley Womack) -unverrified
Line-up: RW (gtr)/Bobby Womack (voc, gtr)/& unidentified others
851025A 25th
October:
ALL STAR BAND. Los Angeles, Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre,
‘30th Anniversary Of Rock’n Roll All Star Jam’.
BO DIDDLEY (gtr, voc)
- interview with RW and Bo Diddley
- Who Do You Love (Ellas McDaniel)
- Bo Diddley’s A Gunslinger (Ellas McDaniel)
CHUCK BERRY (gtr, voc):
- My Ding-A-Ling (Chuck Berry)
- Destination (Chuck Berry)
- Rock’n Roll Music (Chuck Berry)
Line-up: RW (gtr)/Carl Wilson, John Hammond and Carmine Grillo
(gtr)/Chuck
Negron, Ronnie Lane, Barbara Paige and Aniyah Shockley (bvoc)/Kenney
Jones, Carmine Appice, Mitch Mitchell and Mick Fleetwood (dr,
perc)/Bill
Champlin (keyb)/John Mayall (keyb, harm, bvoc)/Phil Chen, John Lodge
and
Rudy Sarzo (bass)/Bobby Keys, Phil Kenzie, Lee Thornberg and Mike
Chicowitz (horns)/Jimmy Zavala (sax, harm)
Note: The whole show was telerecorded by US TV (HBO) and televised on
a later
date. It was also released on video in 1989 (Castle Hendring HEN 2188)
and
on DVD (Pioneer Artists PA-99-564) in 1999 and on CD in 2008 (see
080718A)..
851026A 26th October: UK TV (Channel 4). BW at an audience with Brian Conolly.
851100A November: MICK JAGGER.
7" single (CBS A 6494, Germany). Producers: Rick Chertoff and William
Wittman (A),
MJ and Bill Laswell (B). Side A was recorded with The Hooters as
backing band
probably in New York, early Summer 1985.
A: Hard Woman (MJ) -new version
B: Lonely At The Top (MJ/KR)
Line-up ‘Hard Woman (new version): MJ (voc)/David Uosikkinen (dr)/Eric
Bazilian (gtr)/John Milley (gtr)/Rob Miller (bass)/Rob Hyman (keyb)
Line-up’Lonely At The Top’: see 850225B.
851100B November: MICK JAGGER.
12" single (CBS A 12.6494, Germany). Producers: Rick Chertoff and
Willian Wittman
(A), MJ and Bill Laswell (B).
A: Hard Woman (MJ) -’She’s The Boss’-version
B: Hard Woman (MJ) -new version
B: Lonely At The Top (MJ/KR)
851100C November: PHANTOM, ROCKER & SLICK.
LP ‘Phantom, Rocker & Slick’ (EMI America 240430 1). Producers:
Steve
Thompson & Michael Barbiero. With KR on guitar on:
- My Mistake (Slim Jim Phantom/Lee Rocker)
Note: For all other info, 850808B.
851100D November: ARTISTS UNITED AGAINST APARTHEID.
LP ‘Sun City’ (EMI 24 0467 1). Producers: Arthur Baker and Steven Van
Zandt.
With KR and RW on guitar on:
- Silver And Gold (Bono Vox)
Note: For all other info, see 851012A.
851100E November: VARIOUS ARTISTS.
Soundtrack-LP ‘Music From The Motion Picture Echo Park’ (A & M
395119-1).
Producer: Jeff Eyrich. Musical adviser: BW. Probably recorded in Los
Angeles,
A & M Recording Studios, Studio C.
- She’s About A Mover (Doug Sahm) -Jimmie Wood & The Immortals
- Wild Roses (Tom Boles/Mark Walton/Shandi) -Shandi
- The Need (Dean Chamberlain) -Dean Chamberlain
- Imagination (David Baerwald) -David Baerwald
- Twice As Hard (Stephen Richardson/Chris Shaw) -The Sights
- The Immortal Strut (Jimmie Wood/James Amason/Sinclair Lott/Randy
Rice) -Jimmie
Wood & The Immortals
- Tomorrow’s Gonna Be (Tom Boles/Mark Walton) -Johnette Napolitano
- Chase Scene (David Ricketts) -David Ricketts
- My Eyes Have Seen (Daniel Eric Rothchild) -Black Patti
- Give And Take (BW/John Wilson) -Mike Sherwood & Julie Christensen
851103A 3rd
November:
UK TV (BBC) ‘Sunday Sunday’.
- interview with BW
851112A 12th
November: UK TV (BBC) ‘News At Ten’.
Report about BW’s and CW’s meeting with Lady Diana Spencer.
851113A 13th
November: UK TV (TV-am) ‘Good Morning Britain’.
Report about BW’s and CW’s meeting with Lady Diana Spencer.
851114A 14th
November: Austrian radio (Ö3) ‘Teestunde Spezial’.
- interview with BW
851114B 14th
November: Vienna, Austria, premiere of the movie ‘Echo Park’.
Director: Robert Dornhelm. Musical adviser and co-producer: BW.
Note: The movie was released on video in 1986 (Vestron VA 16630).
851117A 17th
November: Austrian TV (ORF2) ‘Ohne Maulkorb Spezial’, "Welcome To The
Boomtown". Special on ‘Echo Park’-movie, incl.
- interview with BW (at his home)
- footage of BW and Terry Taylor at work
- footage from ‘Echo Park’-movie
- footage from ‘Digital Dreams’-movie
851118A 18th
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (1st
show)
851118B 18th
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (2nd
show)
851100F November: UK TV (ITV) ‘Thames News’. Report on CW’s gig at Ronnie Scott’s.
851119A 19th
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (1st
show)
851119B 19th
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (2nd
show)
851119C 19th
November: New York, The China Club. Jam session. Unverified. Incl.
- China Girl (David Bowie/Iggy Pop)
- Let’s Dance (David Bowie)
- Gimme Some Lovin’ (Steve Winwood/Muff Winwood/Spencer Davis)
Line-up: RW (gtr)/David Bowie (voc)/Iggy Pop (voc)/Steve Winwood (keyb,
voc)/
Carlos Alomar (gtr)/& others
851120A 20th
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (1st
show)
851120B 20th
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (2nd
show)
851121A 21st
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (1st
show)
851121B 21st
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (2nd
show)
851121C 21st
November: Swiss radio (Radio 24) ‘Musicbox’.
- interview with Felix Aeppli (about his book ‘Heart Of Stone’)
- Do You Think I Really Care (MJ/KR/RW) -outtake Paris, 1.-3.78
851122A 22nd
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (1st
show)
851122B 22nd
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (2nd
show)
851123A 23rd
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (1st
show)
- Sky Liner (Charlie Barnet)
- Robbins Nest (Sir Charles Thompson/Illinois Jacquet)
- Love Me Or Leave Me (Gus Kahn/Walter Donaldson) -Julie Dennis on
vocals
- unknown ( )
- Flamingo (Ted Grouya/Edmund Anderson)
- Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most (Wolf/Landesman/Algren)
- Lover Man (Jimmy Davis/Roger Ramirez/Jimmy Sherman)
- Lester Leaps In (Lester Young)
851123B 23rd
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. London, Ronnie Scott’s (2nd
show)
- Stompin’ At The Savoy (Benny Goodman/Chick Webb/Edgar Sampson)
- Prelude To A Kiss (Duke Ellington/Irving Gordon/Irving Mills)
- I Love Paris (Cole Porter) -Julie Dennis on vocals
- Midnight Sun (Lionel Hampton/Sonny Burke)
- Jumpin’ With Symphony Sid (Lester Young)
- Skylark (Hoagy Carmichael/Johnny Mercer)
- unknown ( )
- When You’re Smiling (Mark Fisher/Joe Goodwin/Larry Shay)
- You’ve Changed (Bill Carey/Carl Fischer) -Julie Dennis on vocals
- Flying Home (Benny Goodman/Lionel Hampton/S. Robin)
851123C 23rd
November: BILL WYMAN. probably
London, BW's home studio
- Spirit In the Sky I (Norman Greenbaum) -instrumental demo
Line-up: BW (bass, keyb)/Terry Taylor (gtr; maybe keyb)
Note: Officialy released in April 2013 (see 130400A).
851124A 24th
November: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA. Deptford, England,
Albany Empire
851126A 26th
November: BILL WYMAN. probably
London, BW's home studio
- Spirit In the Sky II (Norman Greenbaum) -demo
Line-up: BW (bass, voc, keyb)/Terry Taylor (gtr; maybe keyb)
Note: Officialy released in April 2013 (see 130400A).
851129A 29th November: London.Premiere of the movie ‘Echo Park’.
851130A 30th
November: UK radio (BBC1) ‘Stones At The Beeb’. Host: Andy Peebles.
Songs from the archives of BBC, originally aired in the 60’s.
- Come On (Chuck Berry) -Saturday Club 23.9.63
- Memphis, Tennessee (Chuck Berry) -Saturday Club 23.9.63
- interview with BW (from 1985)
- Roll Over Beethoven (Chuck Berry) -Saturday Club 23.9.63
- Not Fade Away (Charles Holley/Norman Petty) -BBC 10.4.64 or 13.4.64
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Down The Road Apiece (Tony Raye) -Top Gear 1.3.65
-
interview with Ian Grant
- Route 66
(Bobby Troup) -Saturday Club 19.3.64
- Cops And Robbers
(Kent L. Harris) -Saturday Club 19.3.64
- You Better Move On (Arthur
Alexander) -Saturday Club 19.3.64
- Mona (Ellas McDaniel) -Saturday
Club 19.3.64
- Everybody Needs Somebody To
Love (Bert Russell/Solomon Burke/Jerry
Wexler)
-Top Gear 1.3.65
- The Last Time (MJ/KR) -Top Gear 1.3.65
- interview with MJ & BJ by Brian Matthew
(Top Gear 1.3.65)
- Mercy Mercy (Don Covay/Ron Miller) -Yeh Yeh 20.8.65
- interview with MJ (1964 or 1965)
- Cry To Me (Bert Russell) -Saturday Club 20.8.65
- Fanny Mae (Waymon Glasco) -Saturday Club 20.8.65
- interview with MJ (20.8.1965)
- Satisfaction (MJ/KR) -Yeh Yeh 20.8.65
- 2120 South Michigan Avenue (Nanker Phelge) -Rhythm & Blues 8.10.64
851130B 30th
November: TINA TURNER. Charlotte, North Carolina, Coliseum
- Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) -unverified
Line-up: MJ (voc)/Tina Turner (voc)/& Tina Turner’s band
851208A 8th
December: UK radio (BBC) ‘From Punk To Present’.
- interview with MJ
851209A 9th December: CHARLIE WATTS ORCHESTRA.
London, Fulham Town Hall
- Stompin’ At The Savoy (Benny Goodman/Chick Webb/Edgar Sampson)
- Robbins Nest (Sir Charles Thompson/Illinois Jacquet)
- Prelude To A Kiss (Duke Ellington/Irving Gordon/Irving Mills)
- You’ve Changed (Bill Carey/Carl Fischer) -Julie Dennis on vocals
- Lester Leaps In (Lester Young)
- Moonglow (Will Hudson/Edgar DeLange/Irving Mills)
- Scrapple From The Apple (Charlie Parker)
- Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most (Thomas J. Wolf Jr./Frances
Landesman/Nelson Algren) -Cail Dorsey on vocals
- Midnight Sun (Lionel Hampton/Sonny Burke)
- Flying Home (Benny Goodman/Lionel Hampton/Sid Robin)
Line-up: CW (dr)/all other musicians see 860323B
Note: Recorded by UK TV and televised in July 1986 in ‘Celebration
Jazz’.
851211A 11th December: ROCKET 88. Nottingham,
England, Old Vic Tavern
Note: Last gig of Ian ‘STU’ Stewart, who died on December 12.
851212A 12th
December: Swiss TV (SRG) ‘Karussell’.
- interview with Felix Aeppli (about his book) by Kurt Schaad
- Brown Sugar (MJ/KR) -Bern 25.9.73 (with dubbed music), part only
- Hang Fire (MJ/KR)-Cologne 4.7.82, from private video, part only
- She’s So Cold (MJ/KR) -London 26.6.82, part only
851214A 14th
December: German radio (SWF3).
Tribute to Ian 'STU' Stewart (who passed away 12.12.85).
851220A 20th
December: London, Eric Clapton’s house.
KR, RW, MJ and Eric Clapton jam together.
851224A 24th
December: US radio (NBC) ‘Countdown To Christmas’. Host: Billy Crystal.
- interview with MJ
- interview with BW
- interview with RW
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