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Ian McLagan
Here Comes Trouble (2005)
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Track List
01) La De La
02) Headlines
03) Truly
04) Somebody
05) Movin' Out
06) Little Troublemaker
07) If It's Alright
08) Sign
09) Hold On
10) Mystifies Me
11) Last Chance to Dance
12) All I Want Is You
13) Big Love
14) You're My Girl
15) Pictures of Lily
16) Truly
17) Last Chance to Dance

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2005

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Here Comes Trouble is a compilation album of various recorded works by former Small Faces and Faces keyboardist Ian McLagan’s solo career, featuring the entirety of his 1979 debut album, a 1985 vinyl & cassette EP, as well as bonus tracks from a variety of sources.
Ian McLagan: Vocals, piano, Wurlitzer electric piano, Hammond B3 organ, Hohner Clavinet, acoustic & electric guitars

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Johnny Lee Schell: Electric and acoustic guitars & vocals (1-2, 4-10)
Ronnie Wood: Guitar, tenor saxophone, vocals, recitation (3, 4, 15, 16)
Keith Richards: Guitar & vocals (3, 16)
Paul Warren: Guitars & bass (11-14)
Matt Downs: Guitar (15)
Scrappy Jud Newcomb: Guitar (17)

Bass

Paul Stallworth: Bass (1-2, 4-10)
Stanley Clarke: Bass (3, 16)
Phil Chen: Bass (11)
Will MacGregor: Bass (15)
Sarah Brown: Bass (17)

Drums

Jim Keltner: Drums (1-2, 4-8, 10)
Zigaboo Modeliste: Drums (3, 16)
Ringo Starr: Drums (9)
David Kemper: Drums (11-14)
Nick Vincent: Drums & vocals (15)
Don Harvey: Drums (17)

Miscellaneous

Bobby Keys: Tenor saxophone (3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 16)
Darryl Keys: Tenor saxophone (3, 16)
Steve Madaio: Trumpet (4)
Geoff Workman: Accordion (9)
Jaime Segal: Vocals (10)
Gurf Morlix: Vocals (17)

Source Material

Tracks 1-10 are from Troublemaker (1979)
Tracks 11-14 are from Last Chance to Dance (1985)
Track 15 is from a 1992 tribute CD to The Who.
Track 16 is the original unedited version of track 3.
Track 17 is an outtake from the 1999 sessions for Best of British, issued on the Japanese version of that album.



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