Ronnie Wood in Paris

Ronnie Wood is an English rock guitarist, bassist and songwriter, born in Hillingdon in 1947 and known for his work with the Jeff Beck Group, Faces and The Rolling Stones. He played guitar on Faces songs including “Stay with Me” and sang lead on “Ooh La La”; he joined The Rolling Stones’ touring lineup in 1975 and became a full member the following year. His solo catalogue includes I've Got My Own Album to Do and Gimme Some Neck. The Rolling Stones’ 1975 Tour of the Americas introduced Ronnie Wood as the band’s touring guitarist. In 1985, he and Keith Richards backed Bob Dylan at Live Aid in Philadelphia, and in 1993 he joined Rod Stewart for an MTV Unplugged performance released as Unplugged...and Seated. He performed a Jimmy Reed tribute with Mick Taylor at the Royal Albert Hall in 2013; the concert was later released on the live album Mr Luck.