Why doesn't Keith Richards use pedals when he plays onstage?
Keith gave his answer when he appeared this week on the 'WTF with Marc Maron' podcast for a lengthy interview. You can read his answerand hear his response and interview for yourselfat GuitarAficionado.com.
In the interview, Richardswho is currently enjoying the limelight thanks to his excellent new solo album, 'Crosseyed Heart'touches on a vast range of subjects, including his influences, his gear, and band members past and present.
In addition to explaining why he doesn't use pedals onstage, Keith tells: How he found himself onstage with three of his earliest guitar heroes in 1963 The importance of his guitar tech, Pierre De Beauport Who was responsible for the Rolling Stones' rootsy sound in the aftermath of their psychedelic excursion, 'Their Satanic Majesties Request' How founding member Brian Jones was "the kind of guy you love to hate."
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