1980

800100A  early 1980: BLACK UHURU.
                  LP ‘Black Uhuru’ (Virgin VX 1004, -US). Producers: Sly Dunbar & Robbie
                  Shakespeare. Additional production: Delroy Witter. Recorded at Channel One
                  Studios, Kingston, Jamaica, probably in 1978 or January 1979 (see 790100A). Incl.
                   - Shine Eye (Michael Rose) -5.51-version; under title Shine Eye Gal
                  Line-up: KR (gtr)/Michael Rose (voc)/Robbie Shakespeare (bass)/Sly Dunbar
                                 (dr)/Radcliff Bryan (gtr)/Ansell Collins (org)/Sticky Thompson (perc)/
                                 Scully Sims (perc)/Derek Simpson and Puma Jones (bvoc)

800100B  January: RONNIE LANE. near Hyssington, Wales, Fishpool Farm, LMS Mobile
                    Recording Unit. Producer: Fishpool Productions. Sound engineer: Bob Potter.
                    - Way Up Yonder (Trad. arr. by Ronnie Lane)
                    Line-up: STU (p)/Ronnie Lane (voc)/Eric Clapton (gtr)/Alun Davies (gtr)/Brian
                                   Belshaw (bass)/Bruce Rowland (dr)/Bill Livsey (p)/White Grit Gang (bvoc)

800105A  5th January: US radio (WNEW) ‘Profiles In Rock’. Host: Terry McGovern. Incl.
                   - interview with MJ (in Los Angeles, August or September 1978)

800116A  16th January: THE NEW BARBARIANS. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Uptown Theater.
                    Line-up: RW (gtr, voc)/lan McLagan (p, org, voc)/Bobby Keys (sax)/Johnnie Lee
                                   Schell (gtr)/Reggie McBride (bass)/Andy Newmark (dr)/Mackenzie Philips
                                   (bvoc on some songs)
                    Note: 2 1/2 hours set, mostly RW songs, some Ian McLagan-songs and Honky Tonk
                              Women (unverified) as the only Stones-song.

800119A  19th January: ROCKET 88. UK radio (BBC1) ‘Rock On Saturday’. Host: Alexis
                    Korner. Recorded live in London on December 15, 1979, at The Venue with the
                    Rolling Stones Mobile Recording Unit.
                    - Pinetop's Boogie Woogie (Pinetop Perkins) -pianos only
                    - Band introduction
                    - Rock House Boogie (Josea Davis)
                    - Good Rockin’ Tonight (Roy Brown)
                    - Stagger Lee (Lloyd Price/Horace Logan)
                    - Everyday I Have The Blues (Peter Chatman)
                    - Waiting For The Call (Jack Bruce/Peter Brown)
                    - Jonah Wails Again (Jonah Jones)
                    - It Ain’t Nobody’s Business (Porter Grainger/Clarence Williams/Graham Prince)
                    - Dance With Your Daughter (J.B. Lenoir)
                    - Band introduction 2
                    Line-up: CW (dr)/STU (p; not all songs)/Don Weller (sax)/Colin Smith (tp)/John
                                   Picard (tb)/Danny Adler (gtr, voc)/Jack Bruce (bass, voc)/Pete York (dr)/
                                   Bob Hall (p)/George Green (p)/Chris Farlowe (voc)/Dick Morrissey (sax)

800100C  January: US radio ( ) 'What's It All About'. Host: Bill Huie. Incl.
                   - interview with one or more Stones-members

800200A  early February: SCREAMING JAY HAWKINS.
                   7" single (Polydor POSP 183). Producer: Allan Schwartzberg. With KR on guitar.
                   Recorded in New York City in December 1979 (see 791218B).
                   A: I Put A Spell On You (Jalacy Hawkins)
                   B: Armpit #6 (Jalacy Hawkins)

800203A  3rd February: UK TV (LWT) ‘Cleo’, incl.
                   - The Drum ( ) -song title unconfirmed
                   Line-up: CW (dr)/Cleo Laine (voc)/Jack Parnell (dr)/Kenny Clare (dr)/& a
                                  full-sized orchestra (all other instruments)

800208A  8th February: IAN MCLAGAN.
                   LP ‘Troublemaker’ (Mercury 9111 063). Producer: Geoff Workman. Sound
                   engineers: Geoff Workman and Buford T. Jones (Truly). Recorded in Los
                   Angeles and Malibu, California, in spring 1979. With RW on:
                  - Truly (Carl Levy) -KR on guitar and backing vocals
                  - Somebody (Ian McLagan)
                  Line-up and more info: see 790521A & 790500C.
                  Note: This album includes also a coverversion of Ronnie Wood’s Mystifies Me
                             but RW does not play on it.

800300A  March: NEON LEON.
                   EP ‘Heart Of Stone’ (Big Deal Records X777). With MJ (bvoc) on:
                   - Heart Of Stone (MJ/KR)
                   Line-up: see 791021A.

800310A  10th March: UK radio ( ), incl.
                    - interview with KR

800313A  13th - 14th March: BUDDY GUY & JUNIOR WELLS. London, Pye Studios.
                    BW mixes the recordings of Montreux 28.6.74 for the upcoming album
                    ‘Drinkin’ TNT And Smokin’ Dynamite’.

800318A  18th March: JIMMY ROGERS BLUES BAND. New York City, The Trax
                    MJ jams with the Jimmy Rogers Blues Band.

800300B  Spring: RONNIE LANE.
                   LP ‘See Me’ (GEM Records LP 107). Producer: Fishpool Productions.
                   Sound engineer: Bob Potter. With STU on piano on
                   - Way Up Yonder (Trad. arr. by Ronnie Lane)
                   Line-up: see 800100B.

800319A  19th March: RONNIE LANE AND HIS MATES. Cologne, West-Germany,
                    WDR Studio A.
                    - Catmelody (Ronnie Lane/Kit Lambert)
                    - Flags And Banners (Ronnie Lane/Rod Stewart)
                    - Annie Had A Baby (Henry Glover/Lois Mann)
                    - How Come (Ronnie Lane/Kevin Westlake)
                    [- Debris (Ronnie Lane) -Charlie Hart on piano]
                    - You’re So Rude (Ronnie Lane/Ian McLagan)
                    - I’m Ready (Dave Batholomew)
                    - Lad’s Got Money (Ronnie Lane) -restarted
                    - Band introduction
                    - Kuschty Rye (Ronnie Lane/Kit Lambert)
                    - Rocket 69 (Henry Glover/Lois Mann)                 
                    - Man Smart, Woman Smarter (Norman Span)
                    - You Never Can Tell (Chuck Berry)
                    - One For The Road (Ronnie Lane)
                    + Outro
                    Line-up: STU (p)/Ronnie Lane (gtr, voc)/Henry McCullough (gtr, voc)/
                                   Charlie Hart (accordion, voc, p)/Chrissie Stewart (bass)/
                                   Bruce Rowland (dr)/George and Raymond Carless (sax)
                    Note: Filmed by German WDR TV ‘Rockpalast’ and televised on the 15th
                              June on WDR 3. The band was announced as Ronnie Lane And His Mates.
                              Officially released on CD/CD-rom in February 2001 credited to (solely)
                              Ronnie Lane (see 010200B) and on DVD in January 2013 (see 130125A),
                              credited to Ronnie Lane Band.

800320A  20th March: THE DEAD BOYS. New York City, 80’s Club
                    KR jams with The Dead Boys.

800328A  28th March: New York City, Modern Telecommunications Studio. Shooting of
                   thermographic promofilms. Director: Adam Friedman.
                   - Emotional Rescue 1 (MJ/KR) -using shorter early mix as soundtrack
                   - Where The Boys Go (MJ/KR) -using longer early mix as soundtrack
                   - Down In The Hole (MJ/KR) -unverified

800401A  1st April: UK radio (BBC) ‘Rock Heroes’, incl.
                    - interview with MJ (archive-footage)

800400A  early April: BILL WYMAN. Shipton-on-Cherwell, England, Manor Studios.
                   Producer: BW. Co-producer: Chris Kimsey.
                    - Je Suis Un Rock Star I (BW) -demo
                   Note: Completed in February 1981 in Cookham’s The Sol-studio (see 810209B). 

800420A  20th April: US radio (syndicated) 'Rex Rawsthorne Reports', New York City. Incl.
                   - interview with MJ (archival)

800427A  27th April: US radio (D.I.R.) ‘King Biscuit Flower Hour’. Host: Bill Minkin. Incl.
                   - Honky Tonk Women (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.07.78
                   - Miss You (MJ/KR) -Detroit 06.07.78
                   - Midnight Rambler (MJ/KR) -Brussels 17.10.73, 1st show
                   - Beast Of Burden (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.07.78
                   - Just My Imagination (Norman Whitfield/Barrett Strong) -Detroit 06.07.78
                   - Tumbling Dice (MJ/KR) -Detroit 06.07.78
                   - Jumpin' Jack Flash (MJ/KR) -Houston 19.07.78

800400B  late April: New York City, Electric Lady Studios. Final mixing of the album
                   Emotional Rescue. Producers: The Glimmer Twins. Sound engineer: Chris
                   Kimsey. Incl.
                   - She’s So Cold III (MJ/KR) -(cleaned-up) promosingle-version

800529A  29th May: Dutch radio (TROS Hilversum 3) 'Poster', episode 22, incl.
                   - interview with MJ (archival)

800602A  2nd June: ROCKET 88. London, 100 Club
                   Line-up: CW (dr)/STU (p)/Bob Hall (p)/George Green (p)/Alexis Korner (gtr)/
                                  Danny Adler (gtr)/Jack Bruce (bass)/& probably Don Weller, Dick
                                  Morrissey & John Picard (brass)

800604A  4th June: THE ROLLING STONES.
                   Compilation-album ‘Collector’s Only’ (Teldec 6.24321, Germany). Incl.
                   - I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (Otis Redding/Jerry Butler)
                   Note: First official release with original studio-version of this track.
                   Line-up: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/BJ (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/STU (org)

800609A  9th June: UK radio (Capital) 'Gather No Moss', incl.
                   - interview with MJ by Roger Scott
                   Note: Re-aired on BFBS on July 10.

800614A  14th June: Australian radio (2JJ), incl.
                     - interview with MJ by Bruce Elder (in London)
                     Note: Aired on a later date.

800616A  16th June: ROCKET 88. London, 100 Club
                    Line-up: STU (p)/Bob Hall (p)/George Green (p)/Alexis Korner (gtr)/Colin
                                   Hodgkinson (bass)/Danny Adler (gtr)/Don Weller, Colin Smith & John
                                   Picard (brass)/& maybe CW (dr) & Jack Bruce (bass)

800620A  20th June: THE ROLLING STONES.
                   7“ single (Rolling Stones Records RSR 105). Producers: The Glimmer Twins.
                   A: Emotional Rescue (MJ/KR)
                   B: Down In The Hole (MJ/KR)
                   Line-up: see 800623A.

800600B  June: THE ROLLING STONES.
                   promotional 7“ single (Rolling Stones Records RSR 105 DJ). Producers: The
                   Glimmer Twins.
                   A: Emotional Rescue (MJ/KR) -Special Radio Version (= edit)
                   B: Emotional Rescue (MJ/KR) -Album version
                  Line-up: see 800623A.

800600C  June: THE ROLLING STONES.
                   promotional 12“ single (Rolling Stones Records PR 367). Producers: The
                   Glimmer Twins.
                   A: Emotional Rescue (MJ/KR) -Long Version (= album version)
                   B: Emotional Rescue (MJ/KR) -Short Version (= edit)
                   Line-up: see 800623A.

800622A  22nd June: UK radio (BBC2), incl.
                    - interview with MJ by Peter Marshall (in London, at Rolling Stones-office)

800623A  23rd June: THE ROLLING STONES.
                   LP 'Emotional Rescue' (Rolling Stones Records CUN 39111). Producers: The
                   Glimmer Twins.
                   A: - Dance (MJ/KR/RW)
                        - Summer Romance (MJ/KR)
                        - Send It To Me (MJ/KR)
                        - Let Me Go (MJ/KR)
                        - Indian Girl (MJ/KR)
                   B: - Where The Boys Go (MJ/KR)
                        - Down In The Hole (MJ/KR)
                        - Emotional Rescue (MJ/KR)
                        - She’s So Cold (MJ/KR)
                       - All About You (MJ/KR)
                 Line-up ‘Dance’: MJ (voc, perc)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/RW (gtr, sax)/BW (bass)/CW
                                (dr)/Bobby Keys (sax)/Max Romeo (bvoc)/Michael Shrieve (perc)
                 Line-up ‘Summer Romance’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/RW (bass)/CW (dr)/
                                STU (p)

                 Line-up ‘Send It To Me’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/
RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
                               Sugar Blue (harm)/Michael Shrieve (perc)/Nicky Hopkins (synth)
                 Line-up ‘Let Me Go’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
                                Bobby Keys (sax)/Michael Shrieve (perc)
                 Line-up ‘Indian Girl’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr, some p)/RW (pedal steel)/BW (bass,
                                synth)/CW (dr)/Nicky Hopkins (p)/Jack Nitzsche (horn arranger)/Arif
                                Mardin (horn conductor)/Jack Nitzsche or STU (marimbas)
                 Line-up ‘Where The Boys Go’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr, bvoc)/RW (gtr, bass,
                                bvoc)/CW (dr)/STU (p)/Jo Karslake & Jerry Hall (bvoc)
                 Line-up ‘Down In The Hole’: MJ (voc)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
                               Sugar Blue (harm)
                 Line-up ‘Emotional Rescue’: MJ (voc, el p, gtr)/KR (gtr)/RW (bass)/BW (synth)/
                               CW (dr)/Michael Shrieve (perc)/Bobby Keys (sax)
                 Line-up ‘She’s So Cold’: MJ (voc, gtr)/KR (gtr)/RW (gtr)/BW (bass)/CW (dr)/
                               Bobby Keys (sax)/Michael Shrieve (perc)
                 Line-up ‘All About You’: KR (voc, p, gtr, bass)/RW (gtr, bvoc)/CW (dr)/
                               Bobby Keys (sax) 

800623B  23rd June: London, The Duke Of York’s Barracks.
                   Promo party for Emotional Rescue (only MJ, BW & CW in attendance).

800623C  23rd June: Australian radio [or done for print?].
                   - phone-interview with MJ (from London) by Ian 'Molly' Meldrum

800623D  between 23 - 25th June: UK radio (Capital) 'Gather No Moss', incl.
                   - interview with MJ by Roger Scott
                   Note: Re-aired on BFBS on July 10.

800625A  25th June: Dutch TV (VOO) ‘Countdown’., incl.
                   - interview with MJ by Kees Baars (London, unidentified hotel, 23.06.)

800626A  26th June: New York City, Danceteria. Promo party for Emotional Rescue.

800626B  26th June: JIM CARROLL BAND.  New York City, The Trax
                   - People Who Died (Jim Carroll)
                   Line-up: KR (gtr)/Jim Carroll (voc)/Brian Linsley (gtr)/Terrell Winn (gtr)/
                                  Steve Linsley (bass)/Wayne Woods (dr)

800627A  27th June: Dutch radio (Radio Veronica) 'Popjournaal', incl.
                   - interview with MJ & BW

800627B  27th June: US TV (Channel 7) ‘Eyewitness News’, New York.
                   - interview with MJ, KR, RW (& BW) by Peter Bannon (Danceteria, 26.6.80)

800629A  29th June: Canadian radio (CBC) 'Sunday Morning', incl.
                   - interview with MJ by Peter Marshall (in London, at Rolling Stones-office)

800600D  June: UK radio (BBC1) ‘Newsbeat’., incl.
                    - interview with MJ

800600E  June: French radio (Europe 1)., incl.
                    - interview with MJ & BW

800600F  June: Norwegian TV ( ), incl.
                   - interview with MJ

800600G  June or July: Italian radio ( ), incl.
                    - interview with MJ

800703A  3rd July: Dutch radio ( ). MJ-jingles.

800703B  3rd July: Czechoslovakian radio ( ), incl.
                    - interview with MJ

800704A  4th July: ROCKET 88. Bracknell, England, ‘6th Bracknell Jazz Festival’
                   - Good Rockin' Tonight (Roy Brown)
                   - Swindon Swing (Colin Smith)
                   - unknown slow blues ( ) -Alexis Korner on vocals
                   - Willie's Trick (John Picard)
                   - Waiting For The Call (Jack Bruce/Peter Brown) -Jack Bruce on vocals
                   - Roll 'Em Pete (Pete Johnson/Joe Turner)
                   - Stagger Lee (Lloyd Price/Horace Logan)
                   Line-up: CW (dr)/STU (p)/Bob Hall (p, voc)/George Green (p)/Alexis Korner (gtr)/
                                  Jack Bruce (bass)/Danny Adler (gtr)/Colin Hodgkinson (bass)/Don Weller
                                  (sax)/John Picard (tb)/Colin Smith (tp)

800711A  11th -14th July: New York City. Shooting of promofilms. Director: David Mallett.
                    - Emotional Rescue 2 (MJ/KR) -playback, using edit version as soundtrack
                    - She’s So Cold (MJ/KR) -playback

800712A  12th July: Japanese radio ( ), Osaka, incl.
                     - interview with MJ

800712B  12th July: Swiss radio (DRS), incl.
                    - interview with MJ

800713A  13th July: UK radio (BBC) ‘Rockline’, incl.
                     - interview with MJ by Richard Skinner

800715A  15th July: Austrian radio (Blue Danube Radio), incl.
                    - interview with MJ by Richard Skinner
                    Note: Taken from BBC radio.

800716A  16th July: Luxembourgian Radio (RTL), incl.
                    - interview with MJ by Tony Prince

800720A  20th July: Australian TV (ABC) 'Countdown', incl.
                    - interview with MJ by Cherry Ripe (in London in June)

800727A  27th July: UK radio (BBC1) ‘Star Special’. Host: BW.
                   BW plays his favourite songs (120 min.).

800727B  27th July: US radio (WNEW) ‘The King Biscuit Flower Hour' "Radio Meets The
                   Rolling Stones". Host: Scott Muni. Incl.
                   - interview with MJ, RW, BW & CW (NYC, at some recording studio, late June)
                       by Scott Muni (WNEW), Jack Snyder (KMET), Tempie Lindsay (KTXQ),
                       Charlie Kendall (WMMR), Norm Winer (WXRT) and Mark Parenteau (WBCN)

800729A  29th July: THE RONNIE LANE BAND. London, The Marquee
                   Line-up: STU (p)/Ronnie Lane (gtr, voc)/Brian Knight (gtr, voc)/Chrissie Stewart
                                  (bass, voc)/Charlie Hart (accordion, violin)/Big Dot (sax)/Mick Weaver
                                  (org)/Bruce Rowland (dr)

800729B  29th July: Swiss radio (Radio 24), incl.
                    - interview with MJ
                   Note: MJ's answers taken from pre-recorded interview w. Ray Bonici (from June).

800800A  August: US radio (Westwood One) ‘Off The Record’. Host: Mary Turner.
                   - interview with BW (in New York City)
                   - interview with MJ & RW (in New York City)

800810A  10th August: French TV (TF1) ‘Journal Televise’, incl.
                   - interview with MJ (in French) by Patrice Devret (London 23.06., at unidentified
                       hotel)

800817A  17th August: UK radio (BBC) ‘Rock Hour Special’. Host: Richard Skinner, incl.
                    - interview with MJ by Richard Skinner

800818A  18th August: Norwegian radio (NRK) ‘Pop Spesial’, incl.
                    - interview with MJ 
                    Note: MJ's answers taken from pre-recorded interview w. Ray Bonici (from June).

800820A  20th - 24th August: West Wittering, England, Redlands (KR's home).
                    KR and The Stray Cats jam together.

800822A  22nd August: German radio (Bayern3) ‘Pop nach Acht’, Host: Thomas Gottschalk.
                    - interview with MJ
                   Note: MJ's answers taken from pre-recorded interview w. Ray Bonici (from June).

800824A  24th August: Austrian TV (ORF2) ‘Okay’, incl.
                   - interview with MJ (in London 23.06. at unidentified hotel)

800830A  30th August: Brazilian TV (TV Globo) ‘Fantastico’, incl.
                    - interview with MJ (in London)

800901A  1st September: US radio ( ) ‘Billboard Report’. Host: Sylvie Simmons. Incl.
                    - interview with MJ by Richard Skinner (in London, July)

800900A  early September: London, unidentified studio (maybe Island’s Basing St. Studios).
                   MJ and KR listen to leftovers from the ‘Some Girls’ and ‘Emotional Rescue’-sessions.

800911A  11th September: German radio (WDR2), incl.
                   - interview with MJ
                   Note: MJ's answers taken from pre-recorded interview w. Ray Bonici (from June).

800919B  19th September: THE ROLLING STONES.
                    promotional 7“ single (Rolling Stones Records 21101, -US). Producers: The
                    Glimmer Twins.
                    A: She’s So Cold (MJ/KR) -cleaned up version
                    B: Send It To Me (MJ/KR) -Emotional Rescue-version
                    Line-up: see 800623A.

800922A  22nd September: Canadian radio (CBC) 'As It Happens', incl.
                   - interview with Margaret Trudeau
                   - phone-interview with MJ (in 1977)
                   - interview with Pierre Trudeau

800923A  23rd - 27th September: RINGO STARR. Los Angeles, Cherokee Recording
                   Studios. Producers: RW and Ringo Starr. Sound engineer: Dee Robb. Incl.
                   - Brandy (Joseph B. Jefferson/Charles B. Simmons) -Jeff Baxter on guitar
                   - Dead Giveaway I (RW/Ringo Starr) -Greg Mathieson on piano; longer,
                       less overdubs, alternate vocals
                   - Dead Giveaway II (RW/Ringo Starr) -Greg Mathieson on piano; edit
                       version of III
                   - Dead Giveaway III (RW/Ringo Starr) -Greg Mathison on piano; ‘Stop
                       And Smell The Roses’-version

                   - Don’t Blame It On Me (Dave Bartholomew/Fats Domino) -demo, RW on
                       piano; unverified
                    Line-up: RW (gtr, ac bass, sax, bvoc)/Ringo Starr (voc,
dr)/Wilton Felder (bass)/
                                  Joe Sample (p)
                    Note: Dead Giveaway was recorded on the 23rd and 24th September, Brandy
                              basically on the 25th September (with overdubs on the 26th and 27th) and
                              Blame It On Me was recorded on the 27th September (all in all 6 takes), but
                              never completed.
                              RW mixed and edited the songs at Cherokee on the 6th and 7th November.
                              Brandy was officially released in 1994 on a re-release of ‘Stop And Smell
                              The Roses’ (see 940906A).

800926A  26th September: UK radio (BBC1) 'Roundtable', incl.
                    - interview with MJ by Adrian Love (at Broadcasting House, London)

801003A  3rd October - 11th October: BILL WYMAN. St. Paul de Vence, France, BW’s
                   home studio. Producer: BW. Sound engineers: Stuart Epps and John Richards.
                   BW works on the upcoming soundtrack-album ‘Green Ice’.

801011A  11th October: US radio (D.I.R.) ‘Rock On The Road’. Host: Scott Muni. Incl.
                    - interview with KR
                    - interview with MJ
                    + live music from their 1978 US tour (see 790624A)

801011B  11th October - 12th November & 25th November - ca. mid-December: Paris,
                    France, at some unlocated railway warehouse with the Mobile Recording Unit.
                    Producers: The Glimmer Twins. Sound engineer: Chris Kimsey. Overdubbing,
                    mixing and editing for the upcoming album Tattoo You (mainly MJ and Chris
                    Kimsey and maybe sporadically KR, RW and CW), incl.
                    - Black Limousine IV (MJ/KR/RW) -Gary Lyons-mix; with finished lyrics and
                         backing vocals, 2 guitars, MJ starts 0.27;
                    - Black Limousine V (MJ/KR/RW) -with additional guitar, shorter end
                    - Heaven II (MJ/KR) -new lyrics, slightly longer intro, more falsettos
                    - Heaven III (MJ/KR) -edited intro, less falsettos, better mix than in version II
                    - Neighbours II (MJ/KR) -different solos, no sax
                    - Neighbours III (MJ/KR) -version II plus third guitar or keyboard filling the sax
                          solo spot
                    - No Use In Crying VI (MJ/KR/RW) -with additional piano overdub
                    - Slave II (MJ/KR) -longer remixed instrumental version
                    - Slave III (MJ/KR) -long version with vocals and two guitars
                    - Slave IV (MJ/KR) -shortened, with new vocals
                    - Slave V (MJ/KR) -similar to version IV, with different "liquor store"-rap
                    - Tops II (MJ/KR) -using version I as backing track, different lyrics
                    - Waiting On A Friend II (MJ/KR) -new vocals/lyrics
                    - Waiting On A Friend III (MJ/KR) -first version with "whoo hoo yeah's" at start
                    - Waiting On A Friend IV (MJ/KR) -version III with additional percussion
                    - Worried About You II (MJ/KR) -with different falsetto and backing vocals

801026A  26th October: Norwegian radio (NRK) 'Ungdommens Radioavis', incl.
                   - phone-interview with MJ by Kalle Lisberg (from London, 24.10.)

801026B  26th October: US TV (WWHT) ‘Rockers ‘80’. Host: Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith. Part 1.
                    - interview with MJ & KR (in New York City, Electric Lady Studios 12/79)

801027A  27th October: US radio ( ) ‘Billboard Report’. Host: M. Thomas. Incl.
                   - interview with MJ by Richard Skinner (in London, July)

801031A  31st October: Swedish radio (P3) ‘Rundgang’, incl.
                   - phone-interview with MJ by Tommy Rander (from London, 24.10.)

801101A  1st November onwards: Austrian radio (03) ‘Stones Story’. Part 1.
                    Part 2: 8th November, part 3: 15th November, part 4: 22nd November, part 5: 29th
                    November (each part had 55 min.).
                    Note: Re-broadcast between 22nd May -18th June 1982.

801102A  2nd November: US TV (WWHT) ‘Rockers ‘80’. Host: Earl ‘Chinna’ Smith. Part 2.
                    - interview with MJ & KR (in New York City, Electric Lady Studios 12/79)

801105A  5th November: UK TV (ITV) ‘News At Ten’. MJ divorce-report, incl.
                    - interview with Bianca Jagger

801106A  6th November: RINGO STARR. Los Angeles, Cherokee Recording
                   Studios. Producers: RW and Ringo Starr. Sound engineer: Dee Robb. Incl.
                   - I Don't Believe You (Andy Sturmer/Roger Manning) -unverified demo
                   + mixing/editing of the tracks Dead Giveaway & Brandy (see 800923A)

801106B  6th November: Dutch radio (TROS Hilversum 3) 'Poster', episode 45, incl.
                   - interview with MJ (archival)

801110A  10th November - spring ‘81: BILL WYMAN. Cookham, England, The Sol and
                    London, Advision Studios. Producer: BW. Sound engineers: Stuart Epps and
                    John Richards. Recording of the film-soundtrack ‘Green Ice’ (see 810500F).
                    Note: All in all the recordings lasted for about six weeks.

801125A  25th November - December: Boulogne-Billancourt (near Paris), France, Pathé
                   Marconi Studios (?). Producers: The Glimmer Twins. Sound engineer: Chris
                   Kimsey. Mixing/editing for the upcoming compilation-album Sucking In The
                   Seventies (see 810413A). Incl.
                   - Crazy Mama (MJ/KR) -edit of version III
                   - If I Was A Dancer (MJ/KR/RW) -Dance with alternate lyrics
                   - Mannish Boy (McKinley Morganfield/Ellas McDaniel/Mel London) -edit
                         of ‘Love You Live’-version
                   - Time Waits For No One (MJ/KR) -earlier fade
                   - When The Whip Comes Down (MJ/KR) -live in Detroit 06.07.1978

801200A  December: IAN MCLAGAN. Los Angeles, California, Shangri-La Studios. Producer:
                   Rob Fraboni. Sound engineer: Tim Kramer. Incl.
                    - Little Girl (RW/Ian McLagan)
                    Line-up: RW (gtr, bass)/Ian McLagan (voc, keyb, gtr)/Johnnie Lee Schell (gtr)/
                                   Ray Ohara (bass)/Ricky Fataar (dr)

801200B  December: US TV (CBS) ‘Best Of Sullivan’. Incl.
                    - Time Is On My Side (Jerry Ragavoy/Jimmy Norman) -Ed Sullivan Show,
                        25.10.64, part only
                    - Around And Around (Chuck Berry) -Ed Sullivan Show, 25.10.64, part only

801205A  5th December: Dutch radio (NCRV/Hilversum 3) 'Goeiemiddag', "Mini Special",
                    incl.
                    - interview with MJ
                   Note: MJ's answers taken from pre-recorded interview w. Ray Bonici (from June).

801208A  8th December: US radio (WNEW), New York City, incl.
                    - phone-interview with BW (about John Lennon’s death)

801220A  20th December: Dutch radio (Radio Veronica), incl.
                    - Christmas-greetings by MJ

801222A  22nd December: RINGO STARR. Los Angeles, Cherokee Recording Studios.
                    Producer: RW. Basic tracks were produced by Stephen Stills. Sound engineer: Dee
                    Robb. RW records guitar overdubs on
                    - Wake Up I (Richard Starkey)
                    Line-up: RW (gtr)/Ringo Starr (dr, voc)/Stephen Stills (gtr, bvoc)/Michael Stergis
                                   (gtr, bvoc)/Mike Finnigan (p, org, bvoc)/Harley Thompson (bass)
                    Note: See also 810129A for more info.

801200C  late 1980: THE BLUES BAND.
                   LP ‘Ready’ (Arista BB 2). Producers: Lou Stonebridge, Tom McGuinness and The
                   Blues Band. Sound engineer: Richard Dodd. Recorded probably in London, The
                   Nova Suite and Air Recording Studios November 1979, May 1980 & July 1980.                 
                   STU plays piano on one or two songs of the album:
                   - Twenty Nine Ways (Willie Dixon) -unsure
                   - The Cat (The Blues Band)
                   and on two songs on the bonus live-single (first edition of Ready only):
                   A: Nadine (Chuck Berry) -live in Canning Town, April 1980
                   B: That’s Alright (Arthur Crudup) -live in Canning Town, April 1980

                   Line-up: STU (p)/Paul Jones (voc, harm)/Dave Kelly (voc, gtr)/Tom McGuinness
                                  (gtr, voc)/Gary Fletcher (bass, voc)/Hughie Flint (dr, perc)