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      • Bobby Keyes (born September 1953) is an American guitarist and songwriter from Saugus, Massachusetts, United States. Keyes began playing guitar professionally at age 6, in clubs north of Boston.
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  2. Bobby Keyes (born September 1953) is an American guitarist and songwriter from Saugus, Massachusetts, United States. [1] Keyes began playing guitar professionally at age 6, in clubs north of Boston. Keyes is a versatile session guitarist and writer who has played and collaborated with a wide range of famous rock and roll, soul, blues, R&B, and ...

    • Dion and The Belmonts – The Wanderer
    • Joe Cocker – The Letter
    • The Rolling Stones – Brown Sugar
    • Rolling Stones – Can’T You Hear Me Knocking
    • John Lennon – Whatever Gets You Thru The Night

    It can be hard to ascertain who played on the original rock’n’roll records. One version of events – held to by Keys himself – asserted that he played on Elvis Presley’s Return to Sender. Another insists it was Boots Randolph. A more significant performance, anyway – assuming it is, as is claimed, a young Keys – is the sax part on Dion’s The Wandere...

    The Letter wasn’t an oldie at the point Joe Cocker recorded it for his live album Mad Dogs & Englishmen in 1970 – it had been a hit for the Box Tops in 1967. Cocker’s arrangement slowed it down into a swampy, funky groove, with the brass of Keys and trumpeter Jim Price giving it a bracing power. It also afforded Keys the chance to cut loose, with a...

    Keys is most famous for his association with the Stones, and Brown Sugar was his most famous moment. To the end of his time touring with them, the moment he stepped forward to take his hard, cruel solo in Brown Sugar was greeted with a huge cheer. He and Keith Richards had been born on the same day, and the closeness of their relationship was attes...

    It seems a shame not to have anything from Exile on Main Street, in which Keys’s saxophone is such a key element in the sonic gumbo, but arguably his greatest single performance came on this track from Sticky Fingers, when he gets the best part of two minutes to unfurl a solo, backed by Ricky Dijon on congas. It starts with a pair of flutters befor...

    Keys was beloved by the Beatles as well as the Stones. He worked on George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass as well as on this, Lennon’s only US No 1 during his lifetime. This is funky Keys: he crops up repeatedly through the song, but the 15 seconds he gets at the intro are the crucial part: in that brief burst of horn he gets to set the song in mo...

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  3. Robert Bradford Keyes. Profile: Bobby Keyes is an American guitarist and songwriter from Saugus, Massachusetts. He lives in Salisbury, but runs his recording studio, BK Studios (2) in his native Saugus, and plays clubs all over Boston and the North Shore.

  4. Dec 4, 2014 · The Rolling Stones guitarist called Keys his "greatest pal in the world." Jim Steinfeldt/Getty. Rock & roll lost one of its greatest sidemen on Tuesday with the death of Bobby Keys, who...

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    • Keith Richards
  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bobby_KeysBobby Keys - Wikipedia

    Personal life and death. Selected discography. References. Bobby Keys. Robert Henry Keys (December 18, 1943 – December 2, 2014) was an American saxophonist who performed as a member of several horn sections of the 1970s.

  6. Dec 18, 2021 · Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards and saxophonist Bobby Keys — who died in 2014 — were both born on Dec. 18. By. Vanessa Etienne. Published on December 18, 2021 01:04PM EST. Keith...

  7. Feb 26, 2015 · News Local News. The Bobby Keyes Trio Performs On 'BPR' Will Roseliep. February 26, 2015. Updated January 10, 2016. BOSPUB-5_2_1.mp3. Listen. Bobby Keyes is a guitarist who made a name for himself in venues all around New England. Keyes began playing at six years old.

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