The Ronnie Wood Show
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1. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 01 - Alice Cooper - DVD-PAL 2. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 02 - Kelly Jones - DVD-PAL 3. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 03 - Mark Ronson - DVD-PAL 4. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 04 - Ian McLagan - DVD-PAL 5. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 05 - Steve Cropper - DVD-PAL 6. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 06 - Mick Hucknall - DVD-PAL 7. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 07 - Bobby Gillespie - DVD-PAL 8. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 08 - Slash - DVD-PAL 9. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 09 - Toots Hibbert - DVD-PAL 10. The
Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 10 - Pattie Boyd - DVD-PAL 11. The Ronnie Wood Show - Episode 11 - Sir Paul McCartney - DVD-PAL |
Here is a very nice collectors item, a
must for Rolling Stones fans.
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All episodes from this collection are
worth to watch and listen. A real gem. The list of
musicians that collaborate with Ron Wood is really impressive.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 1 - Alice Cooper
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 24th February 2012
DVD split into 7 chapters
Run time - 00:27:46
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Ronnie Wood's first guest is Alice
Cooper who shares many a memory with Wood. It was always a party when Ronnie
was in town, Cooper remembers
He also reveals Wood and his band s
habit of wrecking hotel suites. What people don t realise about the Faces is
that they were the all-time champion room destroyers; no one was better at
destroying rooms, he says
In the intimacy of the recording
studio, Wood and Cooper also discuss the influence of the Detroit rock scene,
their initial reactions to Iggy Pop s music and peanut butter-smeared body, and
Cooper s famous stage stunts, including one with a sword that secretly went
very wrong
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 2 - Kelly Jones
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 2nd March 2012
DVD split into 7 chapters, includes
Ronnie & Kelly playing "Don't Let Me Down" on acoustic.(Nice!)
Run time - 00:27:46
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?You go to Ronnie?s house in Kingston and you don?t come out for two
days,? says Stereophonics lead singer Kelly Jones as he and the Stones legend
recall a surreal weekend drinking coffee and playing snooker with Ronnie
O?Sullivan.
Jones is the latest guest on The Ronnie
Wood Show, and the pair spend their time reminiscing, jamming and listening to
the songs that influenced Jones during his childhood. He reveals how the
Stereophonics got their name, as well as the inspiration behind the lyrics to A
Thousand Trees.
Among his chosen songs, he picks Otis
Redding?s Cigarettes and Coffee, a song that reminds him of Ronnie, who is
known to consume and offer countless cups of coffee. He also chooses Bob
Dylan?s Who Killed Davey Moore?, a song that takes him back to a great time in
his youth when he was boxing around men?s working clubs.
During the session, Wood also showcases
a number of his other talents, from storytelling to playing the harmonica, and
even showcasing his latest work of art, a large portrait of French movie star
Brigitte Bardot.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 3 - Mark Ronson
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 9th March 2012
DVD split into 7 chapters.
Run time - 00:31:12
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DJ and music producer Mark Ronson joins
Ronnie in his London studio to talk about - and listen to - the music they love
including tracks by Amy Winehouse and Stevie Wonder.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 4 - Ian McLagan
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 16th March 2012
DVD split into 7 chapters.
Run time - 00:23:28
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Ronnie Wood looks back at the wild days
of rock ?n? roll with his former Faces bandmate Ian
McLagan
In the early seventies, the pair toured
the world with Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane and Kenney Jones, becoming renowned for
smashing up hotel rooms in every country from Australia, to Japan and the USA.
As well as being one of the
highest-grossing acts of the time, Faces enjoyed huge success with hits
including Had Me a Real Good Time, Stay With Me and Cindy Incidentally before
going their separate ways in 1975.
For a while, keyboardist McLagan joined
Wood as a sideman for the Rolling Stones as well as in The New Barbarians with
Keith Richards and Joseph Modeliste. He went on to provide backing to artists
including Chuck Berry, Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan.
As well as looking back at the heady
days of the 1970s, Wood and McLagan also have a big future to discuss. Last
year, the Faces reformed for a hugely successful world tour, and it has been
rumoured that they have been asked to close the London Olympic Games.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 5 - Steve Cropper
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 16th March 2012
DVD split into 7 chapters.
Run time - 00:23:28
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American guitarist, songwriter and
record producer Steve Cropper joins Ronnie Wood in his studio.
Best known as the guitarist of Booker T
& the MG?s and more recently for being part of the Blues Brothers Band,
Cropper has played with some of the most iconic figures in music.
As In The Midnight Hour, a song Cropper
wrote with Wilson Pickett in 1965, rings out across the studio, the Tennessee
native talks about writing (Sittin? On) The Dock Of The Bay with Otis Redding
in LA. He reflects on how they crafted the lyrics, put them to music and came
to the decision to add the sounds of ocean waves and seagulls.
As part of Booker T & the MG?s,
Cropper also played with soul duo Sam & Dave, providing the riffs for the
unmistakeable hit single Soul Man: ?One of the most important songs was
probably one of the simplest. When you play the first two notes everybody
immediately knows what the song is?.
So how did the man that Rolling Stone
magazine listed as the 36th greatest guitarist of all time enjoy his time with
Ronnie? ?It was fun sitting in the studio and jamming, being able to spend some
time and reminisce with my good buddy Ronnie Wood and listen to some music that
both of us mutually like and respect and haven?t heard together, so we?ll have
to do it again sometime.?
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 6 - Mick Hucknall
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 30th March 2012
DVD split into 7 chapters.
Run time - 00:26:46
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Ronnie Wood welcomes Simply Red star
and his current Faces bandmate Mick Hucknall
Mick brings his curly red hair and
sunglasses into the studio to reminisce over and play along to his and Ronnie?s favourite tracks, with a few rock ?n? roll stories shared
along the way.
Music helps all the stories flood back,
Ronnie says, as he listens to The Wind Cries Mary and recalls stories about his
friend and former Holland Park flatmate Jimi Hendrix: what he was like to live
with, how jealous he became of Jimi?s famous ambidextrous guitar-playing
talent, and the final words Jimi spoke to him before his untimely death in
1970.
He also reveals how Janis Joplin was
almost a One Night Stand, joking about how ?the spotty girl with the bottle of
Southern Comfort? would chase him around parties, shouting,?
I want the one with black hair!?, and reveals why the late Gregory Isaacs still
owes him to this day.
The Simply Red frontman helps Ronnie
choose a playlist, sing Bob Dylan?s One of Us Must Know, a song they have
recently been learning together, and chat about rock 'n' roll, song writing and
music legends of times gone by.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 7 - Bobby Gillespie
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 6th April 2012
DVD split into 6 chapters.
Run time - 00:26:00
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Joining Ronnie this week is lead singer
and founding member of Primal Scream, Scottish-born Bobby Gillespie.
Ronnie opens his chilled-out radio show
with a taste of his new song, some guitar shuffle and a tune on the mouth organ
before Bobby and Ronnie choose their soundtrack, singing and playing along to
the music that influenced their own, from Ray Charles to The Velvet
Underground.
The two all-knowing musical minds met
at a party hosted at Kate Moss? house years ago, and now get together once
again to bathe in their love of rock ?n? roll.
There?s head-nodding,
foot-tapping and Ronnie puffing away on his electronic cigarette while
listening to the songs they love.
We?re even treated to one of Ronnie?s
own 1975 recordings in the line-up, as well as a snippet of a new song that
he's presently working on.
He reveals how he became one of the
Stones, while Bobby talks about getting bottled at a concert.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 8 - Slash
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 13th April 2012
DVD split into 6 chapters.
Run time - 00:26:53
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Ronnie is joined by the long-locked,
top-hatted former Guns N? Roses guitarist Slash.
Considered one of the greatest
guitarists of his generation, Rolling Stone magazine placed him at number 65 on
their list of ?The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All
Time? in 2011, with his opening riff on Sweet Child O? Mine and powerful solo
in November Rain being among rock?s most memorable
moments.
Born Saul Hudson in Hampstead, London
in 1965, Slash grew up in Stoke-on-Trent before moving to Los Angeles. Here, in
Ronnie?s studio, he reflects on a love of music which has led him to worldwide
acclaim with his bands Guns N? Roses, Slash?s Snakepit and Velvet Revolver.
Listening to his favourite songs, the
pair share their passion for rock ?n? roll as Slash
compiles a soundtrack which affirms both his enduring enthusiasm for music
after more than 30 years in the business and, moreover, his love of the guitar.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 9 - Toots Hibbert
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 20th April 2012
DVD split into 6 chapters.
Run time - 00:29:24
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Ska and reggae legend Toots Hibbert
joins Ronnie in his London studio.
The old friends kick things off with a
little improvised jamming session before Ronnie chooses his first track, Monkey
Man, one of Toots? own from 1969. The song is about Toots? girlfriend, who left
him for a man who was ?so ugly?, has been covered numerous times, most famously
by Amy Winehouse and British ska group The Specials.
The pair exchange anecdotes on Bob
Marley before playing along to Desmond Dekker & The Aces? 1968 hit
Israelites. Toots discusses the early days of his career in Jamaica and asks to
listen to The Harder They Come by fellow Jamaican Jimmy Cliff, Willie Nelson?s
Still is Still Moving to Me, and Soul singer James Carr?s You?ve Got My Mind
Messed Up which hit the R&B charts in 1966.
Ronnie and Toots take hold of their
guitars once more to jam along to Lowell Fulson?s Reconsider Baby, before
listening to Thriller by Michael Jackson and playing us out with one of
Ronnie?s favourite Toots Hibbert songs, Pressure Drop.
The pair may hail from different
musical backgrounds but here in the studio it is clear that they share one
thing in common: when they?re playing and listening to music, it?s all about
having fun.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 10 - Pattie Boyd
Sky Arts 1 Premier Broadcast
Friday 27th April 2012
DVD split into 6 chapters.
Run time - 00:29:42
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For the last episode of his laid-back
music series, Ronnie Wood welcomes old flame Pattie Boyd.
In the early Seventies when Ronnie had
a brief fling with Pattie, the former Mary Quant model?s marriage to George
Harrison was crumbling and they went on to split the following year. A decade
later, she married Eric Clapton, who had been in love with her for years and
written his 1970 song Layla about her. They too would break up a few years
later, reportedly because Clapton refused to seek help for his alcoholism.
Now, the model on which Twiggy claims
she based her look when she began modelling in 1966 has proved herself as a
successful photographer and author. Her revealing autobiography, Wonderful
Today: George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Me debuted at the top of the New York
Bestsellers List, while her photographs have been exhibited all over the world.
Here, she and Wood look back at the
wild years of the 1960s and the 70s, while listening to some of their favourite
and most nostalgic hits.
The Ronnie Wood Show
Episode 11 - Sir Paul McCartney
Sky Arts 1 HD Premier Broadcast
Monday 25th June 2012
DVD split into 12 chapters.
Run time - 00:44:58
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Ronnie Wood welcomes Beatles legend Sir
Paul McCartney to his laid-back music show.
Described by Guinness World Records as
the most successful composer and recording artist of all time, McCartney has
sold more than 100 million albums and 100 million singles. His song Yesterday,
written for The Beatles, is estimated to have has been covered by more than
2,000 different artists.
Although Elvis holds the record for the
most number ones held by a solo artist in the UK, McCartney has been involved
with more, including 17 with The Beatles and others with Wings and as a solo
artist, as well as his famous collaboration with Stevie Wonder on Ebony and
Ivory.
Now aged 70, McCartney has a wealth of star-studded anecdotes from 50 years at the pinnacle of the music business. While reminiscing with Wood, he plays the stand-out songs from his life, as well as those that influenced his phenomenal career.