Not Guilty - Felix Aeppli's Web Basis

3243 July 22 & 23, 2000 Spa Studio, New York City: RONNIE SPECTOR, THE LAST OF THE ROCK STARS
(Victor VICP-63339, CD [Japan], March 24, 2006/High Coin SABRECD 2002, CD [UK], April 10,
2006): 1. All I Want (Rigby), 2. It's Gonna Work Out Fine (credited to Ike Turner but probably McCoy,
McKinney or Seneca, Lee)
KR: guitar, vocals (2); Ronnie Spector: vocals; Daniel Rey: guitar, producer; Joe McGinty: piano;
Jeremy Chatzky: bass; Andy Korn: drums; Tricia Scotti, Anne Husick: back-up vocals.
Remix to accompany the original UK release: RONNIE SPECTOR, Promotional CD-R (no catalogue
number [UK], May 29, 2006): 3. All I Want (Edit) (Rigby).
3244 Autumn, 2000 Toronto, Ontario, Canada: BLONDIE CHAPLIN, FRAGILE THREAD (unrelased at the
time of going to press)
KR, Ron Wood: guitar; Blondie Chaplin: vocals, guitar, producer; Chuck Leavell: keyboards;
Bobby Keys: saxophone; Keith Lentin: bass, producer; Morris Goldberg: tin whistle; Anton Fig:
drums; Rob Fraboni: producer.
3245 Late 2000 or early 2001 KR’s house in Weston, Connecticut: KR interview plus (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
(Jagger, Richards) and other Guitar Riffs for BBC 2 TV (shown in “Walk On By: The Story Of
Popular Song”, Episodes 3 and 5, March 31 and April 14, 2001).
3246 March 6, 2001 Beacon Theatre, New York City: “Music for the Planet”, Benefit show for the Rainforest
Alliance (video coverage possible): KEITH RICHARDS/ ALL STAR BAND: 1. Key To The Highway
(Broonzy, Segar). 2. Runnin’ Too Deep (Richards, Jordan), 3. Happy (Jagger, Richards), 4. Rock’n
Roll Music (Berry)
KR: guitar, vocals (1-3); Southside Johnny, Keb’ Mo’, Jackson Browne: vocals (4); Dr. John:
piano; Kim Wilson: harmonica; Larry Taylor: bass; Steve Jordan: drums, producer; Babi Floyd:
back-up vocals; Jim Horn: saxophone (3); Levon Helm (4): drums, back-up vocals.
3247 March 19, 2001 Waldorf Astoria, New York City: 16TH ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME Ceremony:
(Fuse TV clip, Spring, 2009): Induction of Johnnie Johnson and James Burton by KR; — THE ROCK
HALL JAM BAND (shown by VH1, late March, 2001): 1. Me And Julio Down By The Schoolyard
(Simon), 2. Do It Again (Becker, Fagan), 3. Could You Be Loved (Marley), 4. Get Up, Stand Up
(Marley, Tosh), 5. Blues-Boogie Guitar Blowout (), 6. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
(Russell, Burke, Wexler)
KR (maybe 5, 6 only), James Burton, Robbie Robertson, Joe Perry: guitar; Paul Simon: guitar,
vocals (1, 2); Solomon Burke: vocals (6); Bono, Mary J. Blige, Melissa Etheridge, Kid Rock:
vocals; Brian May: keyboards; Johnnie Johnson: piano; Marc Anthony: back-up vocals (1);
Jann Wenner: back-up vocals; plus half a million other musicians.
3248 April 30, 2001 Live at The Shine, New York City: SHERYL CROW, THIS IS NOT A GIG (BT CD);
TUESDAY NIGHT SHINE CLUB (BT CD): 1. Drift Away (Williams), 2. Love Hurts (Bryant), 3. Not
Fade Away (Holly), 4. Ain’t That A Shame (Domino, Bartholomew)
KR: guitar, back-up vocals; Sheryl Crow: vocals (2-4), guitar; Kid Rock: vocals (1); Peter Stroud:
guitar; Tim Smith: bass; Jeremy Stacey: drums; — NOTES: A studio recording from around this
time, High Or Low (Jagger, Richards), reported to feature KR on guitar and said to be a leftover
from the BRIDGES TO BABYLON session, so far has not turned up.
3249 May, 2001 Room Called L (KR’s home studio), Weston, Connecticut: VARIOUS ARTISTS: TRIBUTE
ALBUM TO HANK WILLIAMS, TIMELESS (Lost Highway Rec. 088 170239-2, CD [US]/Lost Highway
Rec. 170239-2, CD [Europe], Sep. 25, 2001): KEITH RICHARDS: 1. You Win Again (Williams)
KR: guitar, vocals, producer; Lou Pallo, John Pirruccello: guitar; Blondie Chaplin: piano; Paul
Nowinski: bass; George Recile (not Reccli): drums; Craig Dreyer: saxophone; Tim Ovimette:
trumpet; Rob Fraboni: producer.
3250 2001 KR’s house in Weston, Connecticut: KR interview for “AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC” (shown
by PBS, Oct. 31, 2001 [Episode 1 containing comment on Robert Johnson] and Nov. 12, 2001
[Episode 3 containing comment on Muddy Waters]; also released on DVD, Palm Pictures Palm DVD
3039 [US], Oct. 30, 2001).
3251 2001 KR’s house in Weston, Connecticut: KR interview for “CLASSIC ALBUMS, SERIES 3: ELVIS
PRESLEY” (shown by ITV1 [UK], Dec. 29, 2001; released on video and DVD, Eagle Vision EREDV
203 [UK], Dec. 3, 2001/Pioneer Entertainment Eagle Eye [US], Feb. 12, 2002).
3252 2001 Uptop Studios, Los Angeles: IVAN NEVILLE, SATURDAY MORNING MUSIC (Uptop Entertainment
UE0218-85, CD [US], Jan. 15, 2002); SCRAPE (Compendia Rec. 5554, CD [US], Jan. 20,
2004): 1. Ugly Truth, 2. A Lil’ Humility, 3. Dance For Free, 4. Life’s Been Good (all Neville, Gold),
5.Silence Is Better (Neville)
KR (cuts unconfirmed): guitar, back-up vocals; Ivan Neville: vocals, keyboards, guitar; Gary
Gold: drums, keyboards, programming, producer; Darryl Jones: bass; Charley Drayton: drums;
Bernard Fowler: back-up vocals; Bruce Willis: executive producer.