Mr. Pleasant: What Would Nicky Hopkins Do? (Part 5)

Posted by Lance Davis - July 6, 2018 - Andrew Loog Oldham, Brian Jones, Dave Davies, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Keith Emerson, Keith Richards, Kinks, Mick Jagger, Nicky Hopkins, P.P. Arnold, Ray Davies, Rod Stewart, Rolling Stones, WWNHD, Yardbirds

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“From about ’67 to ’68 it was really machine-like. I didn’t even know whom I was working for half the time. Anthony Newley was at one session, Sammy Davis Jr. was at another, maybe those two were for a movie soundtrack or maybe they were singles. I don’t know. I don’t even know if they […]

Ronnie Wood: I’ve Got My Own Show To Do

Posted by Lance Davis - July 15, 2011 - Faces, Ian McLagan, Keith Richards, Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood

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“When I made my first album in 1974 at Wick Studios in Richmond (Greater London) there was never any time to lose and this record was made (quickly) by many of my extremely talented friends. We took the songs from the record straight onto stage. Thus the First Barbarians were born.” —Ronnie Wood I […]

A Face is as Good as a Stone to a Blind Horse (Requiem for Ronnie Lane)

Posted by Lance Davis - May 28, 2010 - Faces, Ian McLagan, Kenny Jones, Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Ronnie Lane

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5 1/2 reasons why The Faces are the best band ever. 1. Faces – Stay With Me (1972) “Stay With Me” is in the Kool-Aid Man Hall of Fame and a fail-safe asshole test. Play this song for anyone between the ages of 25-65 and at least two beers in their system. If they’re […]