1988: Richards on Talk Is Cheap and the Stones
Keith Richards’s 1988 press around his first solo album Talk Is Cheap catches him between Stones loyalty and a need to work while Mick Jagger pursued his own projects. He talks with dry humor about independence, about band chemistry that holds a legendary group and also wears it down, and about the work of staying a guitarist. His voice is gravelly. The answers stay on songs, sessions, and the cost of the myth. The interviews show Richards leading the X-Pensive Winos, along with the Stones folklore.
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