Recorded during the Let It Bleed sessions in 1969, Jamming With Edward! captured one of the strangest chapters in Rolling Stones history: Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman jamming without Keith Richards alongside two extraordinary musicians, Ry Cooder and Nicky Hopkins—the mysterious “Edward.” Shelved for nearly three years before finally appearing in 1972, this loose, blues-soaked studio experiment remains one of the Stones’ most fascinating and misunderstood releases. This is the story behind the sessions, the musicians, the mystery surrounding Keith’s absence, and why Jamming With Edward! deserves another listen.
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