Keith Richards - Talk Is Cheap (DELUXE BOXSET 2LP/2x7"/2CD)

CD 1:
1. Big Enough
2. Take It So Hard
3. Struggle
4. I Could Have Stood You Up
5. Make No Mistake
6. You Don’t Move Me
7. How I Wish
8. Rockawhile
9. Whip It Up
10. Locked Away
11. It Means A Lot

CD 2 (Bonus Sessions):
1. Blues Jam
2. My Babe
3. Slim
4. Big Town Playboy
5. Mark On Me
6. Brute Force

LP 1:
A1. Big Enough
A2. Take It So Hard
A3. Struggle
A4. I Could Have Stood You Up
A5. Make No Mistake
A6. You Don’t Move Me
B7. How I Wish
B8. Rockawhile
B9. Whip It Up
B10. Locked Away
B11. It Means A Lot

LP 2 (Bonus Sessions):
A1. Blues Jam
A2. My Babe
A3. Slim
B4. Big Town Playboy
B5. Mark On Me
B6. Brute Force

7” Single #1
A. Take It So Hard
B. Could Have Stood You Up

7” Single #2
A. Make No Mistake
B. It Means A Lot

Deluxe box set contents:
-Remastered 180g LP album
-180g LP of bonus material
-7” single Take It So Hard / I Could Have Stood You Up
-7” single Make No Mistake / It Means A Lot
-Remastered CD album
-CD containing 6 bonus previously unreleased tracks
-Extensive 80 page hardback book with Anthony DeCurtis written essay featuring a new interview with Keith, including extensive rare and unseen photos from personal archives.
-Tour laminate
-2 x lyric sheets
-Reproduction Talk Is Cheap playback invite
-Talk is Cheap tour Guitar pick
-2 x posters

Contents are cased in an exquisite deluxe folio pack, wrapped in Fender style guitar case material.

In 1988, on a break from his band the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards released his first ever solo album, Talk Is Cheap. This universally respected debut is an eleven track masterclass in everything that’s good about rock ‘n roll and features guest appearances from an all-star cast including Sarah Dash, Bootsy Collins, Maceo Parker, the Memphis Horns, Patti Sciafia and Mick Taylor. Remastered from the original tapes by Richards' collaborator, Steve Jordan, the album's joyous swagger is re-energised and permeates through each and every song. Talk Is Cheap sounds as good today as it did thirty years ago; in Keith’s words: “As fresh as the day it was made.”