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Robert Henry "Bobby" Keys December 18 1943 – December 2 2014 Was An American Saxophone Player Who Performed With Other Musicians As A Member Of Several Horn Sections Of The 1970s. He Appears On Albums By The Rolling Stones Lynyrd Skynyrd The Who Harry Nilsson Delaney Bramlett George Harrison Eric Clapton And Joe Cocker Amongst Other Notable Musicians. Keys Was A Touring Musician From 1956 Until His Death In 2014. Keys Was Born In Slaton Texas On December 18 1943.
Keys Started Touring At Age Fifteen With Bobby Vee And Fellow Texan Buddy Holly. Keys Is Best Known As Being The Main Saxophone Player For The Rolling Stones. He Played On Every Album From 1969 Until 1974 And From 1980 To Present And Has Performed On All Stones Tours Since 1970. Keys Has Played On Hundreds Of Recordings Many Uncredited Including Dion's "The Wanderer." Keys Met The Rolling Stones At The San Antonio Teen Fair In 1964. He Is Known For His Relationship Both As A Musician For Example The Saxophone Solo On The 1971 Hit "Brown Sugar" And His Friendship With Keith Richards — The Two Were Born On The Same Day — There Is A Film Of Him And Richards Throwing A Television Set From The 10th Floor Of A Hotel During The 1972 American Tour As Seen In The Stones' Unreleased 1972 Concert Movie Cocksucker Blues . Keys Recorded With Them Around 1969 On Their Track "Live With Me". Keys Along With The Addition Of Mick Taylor Made Their Debut On Let It Bleed. Mick Jagger And Keys Became Close In The Early 1970s With Keys Serving As An Attendant At Jagger's Wedding. Together With Jim Price On Trumpet Keys Toured With The Stones In 1970 1971 And 1972 And With Steve Madaio And Trevor Lawrence On The First Half Of The 1973 European Tour At Which Keys Was Thrown Out After Missing Some Shows. According To Legend Keys Filled A Bathtub With Dom Perignon Champagne And Drank Most Of It. Allegedly This Caused A Falling Out With Mick Jagger And Keys Only Guested On Some Shows Of The 1975 And 1978 Tours Missing The 1976 Tour Completely. He Performed Only Two Tracks On The 1981 Tour On Which Ernie Watts Was The Main Sax Player. Keys Returned To Backing The Stones Together With Gene Barge On The 1982 European Tour And Toured With The Stones On All Tours Up To His Death. He Is Also Featured In The 1971 Concert Movie Mad Dogs And Englishmen Narrating The Story Of His Early Life While Driving Around Downtown Dallas. Other Recordings Made By Keys Was The Baritone Saxophone On Elvis Presley's "Return To Sender" Though This Is Disputed And On John Lennon's First American Solo Number 1 Single Hit And The Only United States Number 1 In Lennon's Lifetime "Whatever Gets You Thru The Night". From 1973-1975 Keys Participated In John Lennon's Lost Weekend In Los Angeles Along With Ringo Starr Harry Nilsson And Keith Moon. Keys Had Played With Lennon In The Plastic Ono Band And While In Los Angeles He Played On Lennon's Albums Walls And Bridges And Rock 'n Roll. Additionally Keys Took Part In The Last Known Recording Session Between Paul McCartney And Lennon A Toot And A Snore In '74. In The Late 1980s Keys Became The Musical Director For Ronnie Wood's Miami Club Woody's On The Beach. The First Week The Club Opened Keys Booked Jerry Lee Lewis Fats Domino And The Crickets. Although More Commonly Known As A Session Musician Keys Released Two Albums Of His Own In The 1970s A Self-Titled Instrumental Album On Warner Bros. Records That Featured Ringo Starr George Harrison And Eric Clapton In 1972 And Gimme The Key On Ringo Starr's Record Label Ring O'Records In 1975. Still Active In 2011 Keys Appeared On December 16 With The Athens Georgia Band Bloodkin In Their "Exile On Lumpkin Street" Show At The Legendary Georgia Theater Which Re-Opened In August 2011 In Its Remodeled And Enlarged Space After The Building Had Been Gutted By Fire In June 2009. Besides Performing Some Of Their Own Music Bloodkin Rocked Out With Keys On Numerous Hits From Three Of The Biggest Stones' Albums On Which Keys Had Performed Let It Bleed Sticky Fingers And Exile On Main St.. In 2013 He Played With The Rolling Stones At Their Glastonbury Festival Debut Headlining On Saturday 29 June. Keys Also Played On Their 14 On Fire Tour. Keys Died As A Result Of Cirrhosis At His Home In Franklin Tennessee On December 2 2014. 6 Select Discography Bobby Keys Solo Album Released By WEA France Circa 1970 The Rolling Stones Let It Bleed Sticky Fingers Exile On Main St. Goats Head Soup Emotional Rescue Stripped Shine A Light Live Licks Sweet Summer Sun
Joe Cocker Mad Dogs & Englishmen
George Harrison All Things Must Pass
John Lennon Some Time In New York City Walls And Bridges Rock 'n' Roll
Keith Richards Talk Is Cheap Live At The Hollywood Palladium
Ringo Starr Ringo Goodnight Vienna
Ronnie Wood 1234 Gimme Some Neck Mahoney's Last Stand
B.B. King B.B. King In London
Barbra Streisand Barbra Joan Streisand
Carly Simon No Secrets Hotcakes
Chuck Berry Hail! Hail! Rock 'n' Roll
Delaney Bonnie & Friends On Tour With Eric Clapton Accept No Substitutes
Donovan Cosmic Wheels
Dr. John The Sun Moon & Herbs
Eric Clapton Eric Clapton
Faces Long Player
Harry Nilsson Nilsson Schmilsson Son Of Schmilsson Pussy Cats Duit On Mon Dei
Warren Zevon Warren Zevon
Humble Pie Rock On
Joe Ely Lord Of The Highway
John Hiatt Beneath This Gruff Exterior
Kate And Anna McGarrigle Kate And Anna McGarrigle
Keith Moon Two Sides Of The Moon
Leo Sayer Endless Flight
Lynyrd Skynyrd Second Helping
John Lennon And Paul McCartney A Toot And A Snore In '74
John Lennon Whatever Gets You Thru The Night
Marvin Gaye Let's Get It On Deluxe Edition Sheryl Crow The Globe Sessions
Yoko Ono Fly
Jim Carroll Catholic Boy
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