Ronnie Wood is a versatile musician and artist, widely acknowledged as an integral member of the Rolling Stones since joining the legendary rock and roll band in 1975. Born on June 1, 1947, in Hillingdon, London, Wood is renowned for his distinctive guitar playing, songwriting skills, and gravelly voice. Before his rise to global fame with the Stones, he was a part of the Jeff Beck Group and then Faces, alongside Rod Stewart. His musical journey has been marked by his versatility in playing various instruments, but it is his skill with the electric guitar that has cemented his place in rock history.

Outside of his work with the Stones, Wood has maintained a successful solo career that showcases his deep love for rhythm and blues. His series of live tribute albums, such as "Mad Lad: A Live Tribute to Chuck Berry" and "Mr. Luck - A Tribute to Jimmy Reed: Live at the Royal Albert Hall," highlight his devotion to the forefathers of rock and blues music. His reverence for these genres shines through in his performances, and his ability to captivate live audiences is well-documented in these recordings. Beyond the stage and studio, Wood is also accomplished as a visual artist, with his paintings and prints being highly regarded in the art community. Ronnie Wood's multifaceted career as a musician, songwriter, and artist make him a true renaissance man of rock and roll.

Genres

Electric Blues

Related Artists

Eric Clapton

Jeff Beck

Rod Stewart

Keith Richards

Chuck Berry

Peter Frampton

Mick Jagger

Pete Townshend

The Rolling Stones

Jimmy Page

David Bowie

Bob Dylan

Latest Release

Live at Electric Ladyland

Ronnie Wood

Album - 9 Tracks - Released May 31, 2024