Keith Richards/Talk is Cheap Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab & more

Keith’s solo album “Talk Is Cheap” has finally been released as a remastered version after more than 30 years. The Stones postponed their tour this summer due to Mick’s illness, but Mick’s surgery was successful and they are looking forward to resuming their tour. I’m sure you all know that the Stones were rumored to be in danger of splitting up in the 1980s. Meanwhile, in 1988, Keith’s first solo album, “Talk Is Cheap,” was released, much-awaited by Stones fans. Many of you may remember that this was also the time when CDs and records were being replaced, so CDs were sold in cans with a skull design. The mobile version we will be introducing today is “Talk Is Cheap,” which was remastered and released for a limited time in 1993. Regarding the sound quality of mobile discs, I think one of the characteristics is that the sound pressure is low, but the bass is clear. In the first song of this work, “Big Enough”, this characteristic appears in the bass of Booty Collins. This song has a strong P-Funk feel as Bernie Worrell also participates, which may be why it matches the sound trend of this Mobile album. The interaction between Keith and Booty and Maceo’s blows are irresistible! Keith’s solo works, such as the Al Green section in the fifth song, all have a strong sense of his love for soul music, so please listen to this sound quality as well. TALK IS CHEAP: MFSL UDCD 557 Edition Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab 01. Big Enough 02. Take It So Hard 03. Struggle 04. I Could Have Stood You Up 05. Make No Mistake 06. You Don’t Move Me 07. How I Wish 08. Rockawhile 09. Whip It Up 10. Locked Away 11. It Means a Lot