Ronnie Wood Reflects on The Birds and More: Fearless Anthology 1965-2025 Compilation
Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood has been sharing videos on his social media platforms to promote his upcoming career-spanning compilation, Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025. In a recent video, Wood reflected on his first band, The Birds, which he co-founded in 1964 at the age of 17. The Birds' track "You're on My Mind," written by Wood, is featured on the two-CD version of Fearless. Wood discussed the recording process of the song at Tony Pike Studios in Putney, London, where they recorded four tracks in one day.
Wood also mentioned other songs recorded by The Birds, such as "How Can It Be," which was the B-side of their cover of Marvin Gaye's "No Good Without You Baby." The compilation, set to be released on September 26, includes highlights from Wood's collaborations with various bands and artists, as well as his solo work. The two-CD set and two-LP vinyl collection showcase his musical journey from The Birds to The Rolling Stones, with most of the songs written or co-written by Wood.
Fearless concludes with four new recordings by Wood, including covers of "You're So Fine" and "A Certain Girl," featuring Imelda May and Chrissie Hynde on backing vocals, respectively. The compilation offers a comprehensive look at Wood's musical career, spanning six decades and showcasing his evolution as a guitarist and songwriter. Fans can pre-order the album now to explore the diverse musical landscape of Ronnie Wood's illustrious career.