Talk is cheap

Description

In 1988, after a break from his band The Rolling Stones, Keith Richards takes his time to release "Talk Is Cheap," his first solo album. Globally recognized and respected, this album is a masterclass of eleven tracks in the pure Rock'n'Roll tradition with the participation of guests like Sarah Dash (from the Bluebelles), Boosty Collins, Maceo Parker, The Memphis Horns, Patti Sciafia, and Mick Taylor. This new version is remastered from the original tapes by Steve Jordan, collaborator and confidant of Keith Richards. "Talk Is Cheap" has not aged a bit in 30 years. "It remains Timeless and as fresh as the day it was created": words from Keith. Collector's box content: Box - The original 180g remastered vinyl album - The bonus 180g remastered vinyl album - The 45rpm vinyl 2 tracks: Take It So Hard / I Could Have Stood You Up - The 45rpm vinyl 2 tracks: Make No Mistake / It Means A Lot - 2 CDs - A hefty 80-page hardcover book written by Anthony DeCurtis, including a new interview with Keith Richards, many rare and unpublished photos from personal archives - Two sheets of song lyrics - VIP pass - Reproduction of the Talk Is Cheap invitation card - The Talk Is Cheap tour guitar pick - Two posters All packaged in a refined luxury folio, delicately wrapped in a Fender-style guitar case.