www.youtube.com/v/-21QK9F1NWc&hl=en&fs=1
I must say, if you put in angie nicky hopkins you will not get the angie that is above.

youtube does not recognize nicky hopkins, obviously, he was the piano player on this great song


would u please put on your piano filter ears and listen to just the piano on this and tell me this guy was not a geniius??


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-21QK9F1NWc



and it was voodoo that did it first:
http://www.rocksoff.org/nicky.htm

In 1967 he joined The Jeff Beck Group, formed by former Yardbirds guitarist Jeff Beck, with vocalist Rod Stewart, bassist Ronnie Wood and drummer Micky Waller, playing on their influential LPs Truth and Beck-Ola. In 1968 he also played piano in the swedish psychedelic group The Tages in the single "Halcyon Days", produced in Abbey Road Studio. He was also a member of the short-lived Sweet Thursday line-up in 1969.

Hopkins was added to the Rolling Stones live line-up on the 1971 Good-Bye Britain tour, as well as the notorious 1972 North American Tour and the early 1973 Winter Tour of Australia and New Zealand. Hopkins is featured heavily on the classic 1972 Exile on Main St. album. He started to form his own band around this time, but decided against it after coming off the Stones tour. He had planned on using Prairie Prince on drums, and Pete Sears on bass. Hopkins failed to make the Stones' 1973 tour of Europe due to ill health, and aside from a guest appearance in 1978, he did not play again with the Stones live on stage. Hopkins did manage to go on tour with Jerry Garcia's side project, the Jerry Garcia Band, from August 5 to December 31, 1975. He continued to record with the Stones until 1980, and on solo records of members of the Stones up to 1991.

Hopkins released a solo album in 1973 entitled The Tin Man Was a Dreamer. Other musicians appearing on the album include George Harrison (credited as George O'Hara), Mick Taylor of the Rolling Stones, and Prairie Prince, who was later the drummer for the subversive punk band The Tubes. Re-released on Columbia in 2004, the album is a rare opportunity to hear Hopkins sing.

As a session player, Hopkins was renowned for his ability to give accomplished performances with little or no rehearsal, and for his habit of reading comic books at recording sessions. The classic Kinks song "Session Man" (from Face to Face) is dedicated to (and features) Hopkins. The Kinks' Ray Davies wrote a memorial piece that appeared in the New York Times after Hopkins' death.

A member of the Church of Scientology, he was awarded the International Association of Scientologists (IAS) Freedom Medal in October 1989.

Hopkins died on September 6, 1994, aged 50, in Nashville, Tennessee, of complications from intestinal surgery. At the time of his death he was working on his autobiography with Ray Coleman. He was survived by his wife, Moira

What can I say... I already said a lot here http://www.rocksoff.org/nicky.htm there you will find mp3 of his solo albums and colaborations and guest appearances. He played with the best of England (Cyril Davis, Stones, Beatles, Who, Kinks, and the best of San Francisco (Jefferson Airplane, QUicksilver Messenger Service, and Jerry García) and the wildest bunch of musicians including of course Cheech & Chong LOL

Actually have a LOT of additional information to add and lack of "free" time to do it. With that website I have made contacts with people really close to Nicky, the next edition will rock a lot. The last interview, demos, and even unreleased recordings with Shel Talmy and at least 10 additional articles. I want to make something like a free on-line book about this guy

I met him once, he was very nice! He loved Mexico, in his first album he played a song about Acapulco and in his second he starts the album with a song about Mexico

Sundown in Mexico:  !!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaVx_kTRqIk&feature=related

Tumbled wrote on Aug 4^th, 2008 at 10:23pm:


Yes I noticed that the TRACK and the pictures are from my website but don't care, it was for Nicky by a fine lady

It is really obvious then he was very sick yet he remembered all those dates!  I don't doubt he moved to the states for medical treatment.  my sister in law has this if not for prednisone I am scared to think ....    I can't get enough of his piano playing...

and lest we forget:

she's a rainbow. holdon

Voodoo Chile in Wonderland wrote on Aug 4^th, 2008 at 10:37pm:



ahhhhhh that's him down front right , correct?   


you r amazing.


and lest we forget

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIlRQ69TCo0&feature=related

How can I ask this person to remove my work from there? I registered in myspace just to contact him and have had no replies, I also sent a message to myspace and had no reply

voo with all the material you already have, why don't you compile a nicky biography and copyright it right from the start. I do copyright and trademark for my living I would be glad to get your manuscript or domain name copyryighted,     email:  [email protected].  I would not charge you anything

.  this will protect you and if anyone wants to borrow your material, you must require a license agreement.  this will allow you an avenue to prosecute any infringement on your material and allow you to gain a fee for any licensed material used elsewhere plus you can rquire that they credit you with your work.

you need to put a claim statement at the bottom of any written material:
and register your work with the US copyright office for $22.00 USD

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Step1Include a prominently displayed statement of ownership with any images or documents you have posted on your Web site or that you post to newsgroups or discussion boards (for example, "This image is property of John Smith and may not be used or reproduced without permission from the owner").
Step2Include your e-mail address with the statement so that people can contact you for permission to use your material.
Step3Add a "Terms and Conditions of Use" or "Legal Information" section on your Web page explaining your policy on the use of your material. For example, you may wish to allow reproduction for any personal use as long as the material remains unaltered.
Step4Consider registering with the U.S. Copyright Office to explicitly protect certain materials. Include prominently displayed copyright notices with any copyrighted material.