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Nicky loved England and when he returned after years in America, he had written the beautiful piece of music he played that day with special feeling - his own composition on his native soil. When I first met Nicky in Los Angeles, it was a very brief introduction, but as I walked away, I said to my friend, ‘I wish I could marry someone like Nicky Hopkins.’
What About Me, an Album by Quicksilver Messenger Service. Released in December 1970 on Capitol (catalog no. ST-630; Vinyl LP). Genres: Psychedelic Rock. Rated #730 in the best albums of 1970. Featured peformers: Dino Valente (guitar, percussion, vocals), Greg Elmore (percussion, drums), John Cipollina (guitar, percussion), David Freiberg (bass, guitar, vocals), Jose Reyes (congas, percussion ...
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24 de feb. de 2022 · This spot could have easily gone to ‘Sympathy for the Devil’, ‘Gimme Shelter’, ‘Angie’, and especially ‘She’s A Rainbow’, but he was arguably never better than he was on Exile on Main St. ‘s ‘Loving Cup’. Hopkins rarely stepped into the spotlight. He was a session man through and through, with little in the way of ego.
# 1 – Tie – Street Fighting Man & Sympathy For The Devil. Nicky Hopkins played on so many great songs, but The Rolling Stone’s “Street Fighting Man,” was his most legendary performance. Nicky Hopkins’ piano playing was the heartbeat of this most loved Rolling Stones song. All the way through, Nicky drove this one all the way home.
Nicky Hopkins 1973. Nicholas Christian „Nicky“ Hopkins (* 24.Februar 1944 in London, England; † 6. September 1994 in Nashville, Tennessee) war ein britischer Rockmusiker und Komponist.Er spielte Klavier, Orgel und Cembalo und war einer der meistbeschäftigten Sessionmusiker und gefragtesten Rock-Pianisten der Rock- und Rock-’n’-Roll-Ära in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren.
Our friend Donovan invited the Jeff Beck Group as a guest, so Nicky is playing keyboards on Barabajagal (the song) and Trudi, on the original LP. A total of seven songs were recorded during these sessions: - “Goo-Goo Barabajagal” (released as a single) - “Barabajagal” and “Trudi” released on the album.
