I’ve Got My Own Album To Do – Ron Wood – LP – Pre Owned Vinyl (Arrives in 21days)

Released in 1974, ‘I’ve Got My Own Album To Do’ marks Ron Wood’s audacious leap from sideman to center stage. Best known at the time for his work with Faces and later with the Rolling Stones, Wood used this album to explore his own creative voice, drawing in an enviable roster of collaborators—Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, and Rod Stewart among them. The record pulses with the swagger and looseness of the British rock scene at its peak, yet it’s Wood’s unmistakable guitar tone and sly humor that tie it all together. Tracks like ‘I Can Feel the Fire’ and ‘Far East Man’ (co-written with George Harrison) are snapshots of an era when boundaries between bands blurred and friendships shaped the sound of a generation. This album isn’t just a solo outing; it’s a testament to camaraderie, musical cross-pollination, and the restless spirit of 1970s rock. For collectors and listeners alike, it’s a window into a world where the studio felt like a living room jam—unfiltered, joyful, and brimming with creative energy.

Track List:
A1 – I Can Feel The Fire – 4:52
A2 – Far East Man – 4:40
A3 – Mystifies Me – 3:17
A4 – Take A Look At The Guy – 2:34
A5 – Act Together – 4:23
A6 – Am I Grooving You – 3:38
B1 – Shirley – 5:19
B2 – Cancel Everything – 4:36
B3 – Sure The One You Need – 4:11
B4 – If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody – 3:32
B5 – Crotch Music – 5:58