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ROCKS OFF

NICKY HOPKINS

SESSIONS AND LIVE RECORDINGS WITH OTHERS
Also known as the Nicky Hopkins Jukebox!

By Gerardo Liedo (aka Voodoo Chile in Wonderland/Unholy F. Trinity) contact

Nicky Hopkins and Grace Slick face off on twin grand pianos on a session that unfortunately was never released
© NFI with thanks to Keyboard Magazine/Ernie Rideout

“THE SESSION MAN”

The pianist with the best reputation in rock history.

Why? Just check his full discography:

All music genres, and the biggest name in all of them

For his solo discography click here

All compilations and singles, with the same version that the original, are excluded.

Now with the songs in which Nicky plays with a link to listen, for albums in which Nicky does not play in all songs, the links take you to the first song played by Nicky on that album.

Most of the streaming links are for Spotify.

Yes… to listen, you’re just a click away!

The link to listen is on the last column.

Site created in 1999, last entries: March 31, 2025.

No.	Year	Artist	Album	Comments	Streaming links
1	1961	Del Shannon	“Runaway” (Nicky is NOT here)	NOTE: This is with Moe on piano. However, Nicky is on the single of the same song released by Del Shannon in 1967. This link to listen is with Moe and below with Nicky (1967) The reason to have this entry here is to clarify only as some sources indicate that this was the first recording of Nicky and it wasn’t
2	1962	Chris Hughes and The Savages	Tube Train Stomp	Carlo Little on drums, Nicky Hopkins on piano, Bernie Watson on guitar. Chris Hughes was a session saxophonist. Recorded at Regent Sound in Denmark Street, London
3	1962	Neil Christian / Neil Christian & the Crusaders	1962-1973 (Released in 1992)	With Jimmy Page, Ritchie Blackmore, Carlo Little and Nicky Hopkins; some of the earliest recordings of Nicky with Neil are in 1962 but the first single was released early in 1963 like the first single “A little bit of someone” b/w “Get a Load of This”. IMPORTANT: All the singles with Neil are in this “Click to listen”, so I won’t put one by one.
4	1963	Casey Jones & The Engineers	One Way Ticket b/w I’m gonna love	Again, with Carlo Little
5	1963	Screaming Lord Sutch	Jack the Ripper b/w Don’t you just know it	Jack the Ripper -à Don’t you just know it -à
6	1963	Cyril Davies	Country Line Special b/w Chicago Calling	Nicky with Cyril Davies (Vocals and harmonica), Carlo Little (drums), Rick Brown (bass), Bernie Watson (guitar). Produced by Peter Knight Jr. at Pye's Marble Arch studios on 27 Feb 1963. Check the sound samples space to listen it.
7	1963	Cyril Davies	Preachin’ The Blues b/w Sweet Mary	Same as above. Check the sound samples space to listen it.
8	1963	Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers	Everybody loves a lover b/w My old standby	Everybody loves a lover -à Listen the HT piano on “My old standby”-à
9	1964	Dusty Springfield	Dusty	Unconfirmed, apparently Nicky plays in this album, not sure in which song(s), not sure if he plays but it’s confirmed by others.
10	1964	Cyril Davies	The Sound of Cyril Davies	Side A: Country Line Special & Chicago Calling / Side B: Preachin’ the Blues & Sweet Mary. The third official release with nothing new but now as picture sleeve single. Released to honour Cyril’s dead.
11	1964	Chris Farlowe and the Thunderbirds	Girl Trouble b/w Itty Bitty Pieces	Girl Trouble -à . Itty Bitty Pieces-à
12	1964	Lou Johnson	There’s always something there to remember	Apparently, Nicky plays here but can’t hardly be heard (It’s also unconfirmed)
12	1964	Lou Johnson	Kentucky Bluebird b/w The last one to be loved	Kentucky Bluebird is Lou’s version of “A message to Martha”, later “A message to Michael” Nicky does the intro…
13	1965	The Kinks	The Kink Kontroversy	Great pianos by Nicky, specially I like “It’s too late” and “Sitting on a Sofa” (CD)
14	1965	The Pretty Things	Midnight to six-man b/w Can’t stand the pain	This is the first recording of Nicky with The Pretty Things, with Dick Taylor who was the bass for the Rolling Stones before Bill Wyman. Out, first “click to listen” is for “A side” and second for “B side”
15	1965	The Who	The Who Sings My Generation	Nicky cowrites "The Ox"… Pete comments: “On the first album we had Nicky Hopkins in there with us. There’s something about recording that diminishes the power of a three-man group, and you have to have the extra harmonic element." Nicky plays on “La La La Lies”, “Much Too Much”, “Please, Please, Please”, “I’m a Man”, “A Legal Matter and “The Ox”
16	1965	Goldie and the Gingerbreads	Sessions, with the very first all-female rock band (leaded by the great Genya Ravan who later formed the great jazz-rock band Ten Wheel Drive)	Another Shel Talmy project, in his own words: “I did that record for Atlantic. They were terrific. Ahmet Ertegun liked the record. They put it out, and it made some noise here, but it did not do a lot. That was really all I did with them. I did a bunch of other tracks, in fact Nicky Hopkins sat in, he played piano. We did a couple of jam sessions with Goldie on organ and Nicky on piano, and we had some nice blues jams, just for fun. They were a very good band, the only girl band I've ever heard that I thought really played ballsy music”.	Not available
17	1965	The Outlaws	Don’t Cry b/w Only for you	Nicky plays only on “Only for you” … listen with thanks to Frank Corao
18	1965	Ritchie Blackmore Orchestra (released in the USA by The Outlaws)	Getaway b/w Little Brown Jug	A great piano with Ritchie on Getaway -à . Little Brown Jug -à
19	1965	Vashti Bunyan	"Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind" b/w "I want to be alone"	Due to the poor commercial success, Vashti abandoned her musical career for 5 years. See the entry here in 2007 for her CD)
20	1965	Peter & Gordon	Sessions	It’s not known if some of the many sessions made it in an official release, but it is documented that Nicky attended some recording sessions in 1965,	Not available
21	1965	Chris Farlowe & the Thunderbirds	Chris Farlowe & the Thunderbirds	Piano on Itty Bitty Piece
22	1966	David Bowie	Early On 1964-1966 (released in 1991)	See the entry in 1991, four songs of the sessions with Nicky there. Piano on the "Davy Jones with the Lower Third" parts.
23	1966	The Kinks	Face to Face	“Session Man” is dedicated to Nicky. Check the pianos of “Rossie Won’t you please come home”, “Too much on mind”, “You’re looking fine”, It’s Late” and “Mr. Pleasant”. This last one was also released as a solo single by Nicky (instrumental). Keyboards, piano, harmonium
24	1966	Twice as Much	Sessions for "Own Up"	The duo Dave Skinner & Andrew Rose with Jimmy Page, John McLaughlin, Andy White. Nicky attended the sessions, but the final cut had Dave Skinner playing the keys. The sample is posted for fun and to give you an idea of the track Nicky played during these sessions
25	1966	Yusuf (Cat Stevens)	Single "Matthew and Son" b/w "Granny"	Cat with Nicky on keyboards and John Paul Jones on bass
26	1966	Chris Farlowe	14 Things to Think About	Nicky again with Chris, now in his debut album
27	1966	The Andrew Loog Oldham Orchestra	The Rolling Stones Songbook	A project by Andrew Loog Oldham, manager of the Stones. It was not an orchestra at all, but with such a great session musician it was one orchestra! Nicky Hopkins, John Paul Jones, Big Jim Sullivan, Steve Marriott, and John McLaughlin
28	1966	The Creation	We are Paintermen	Nicky is only on "Biff Bang Pow"
29	1967	Brian Jones	A degree of murder soundtrack (unreleased but bootlegged a lot)	Invited by Jimmy Page, on September 5, 1966, Nicky attends studio sessions at London, IBC Studios and Olympic Sound Studios in January and February 1967 to record the soundtrack for the movie "Mord und Totschlag" ("A Degree Of Murder"). Rolling Stones founder and virtuoso player, Brian Jones, composed all the music, the musicians were: Brian Jones on sitar, organ, dulcimer, recorder, clarinet, harpsichord, harmonica. Jimmy Page on guitar. Nicky Hopkins on piano. Peter Gosling on vocals, keyboards and mellotron. Mike Leander conducing the orchestra.
30	1967	Soul Survival	Soul Sounds	Personnel: drums Carlo Little, keyboards Nicky Hopkins, bass Chas Hodges, guitar Dave Wendells, trombone Brian O'Shay and various session musicians. Produced by Derek Lawrence. Recorded at Abbey Road. On the back cover we have this "Organist Nicky Hopkins can be heard playing solos on most of the tracks", this album with thanks to Carlo Little who helped a lot many years ago for this website). The link is for the full album! Nicky on Hammond organ
31	1967	The Rolling Stones	We Love You (b/w Dandelion)	Both are non-album tracks; Nicky plays piano on “We love you” and harpsichord on “Dandelion”
32	1967	The Alan Tew Orchestra	This Is My Scene	Nicky is credited on the back cover as the only piano player
33	1967	The Rolling Stones	Between the Buttons	Important, this is unconfirmed. Probably piano on “Something Happened to me Yesterday”. Apparently, he also overdubs piano on other songs and played harpsichord on “Yesterday’s Papers” but the take with Nicky didn’t make it in the album, it was Jack Nitzsche’s version the one selected.
34	1967	The Kinks	Something Else by the Kinks	Nicky again with The Kinks on Keyboards and piano.
35	1967	The Rolling Stones	Their Satanic Majesties Request	"In many ways Nicky set the tone of the album, from the first few lazy and whimsical piano notes of "Sing this all together" to "She's a Rainbow", where his piano again provided an introduction, later becoming a lead to the rhythm and then fading to a distant echo to the vocals" (Nicky Hopkins: Back-Door Man, 1975) "Sing This All Together" (p), "Citadel" (p, h, m), "In Another Land" (h), "2000 Man" (o), "Sing This All Together (See What Happens)" (p), "She's a Rainbow" (p and arrangements), "The Lantern" (p). "Gomper" (o), "2000 Light Years from Home" (p) and "On with the Show" (p, h)
36	1967	P. P. Arnold	Immediate Pleasure	Nicky on "Come Home Baby" with P. P. Arnold and Rod Stewart. (Produced by Mick Jagger on Immediate Records, with Ronnie Wood on guitar, Keith Richards on bass, Nicky Hopkins on electric piano, Keith Emerson on Hammond organ and the Georgie Fame Brass Section)
37	1967	Del Shannon	Single: “Runaway” b/w “He Cheated”	Nicky is only on this 1967 version, the one released in 1961 is with Moe on piano..
38	1967	Yusuf (Cat Stevens)	Matthew and Son	The debut album by Cat Stevens with Nicky on keyboards and John Paul Jones on bass, also Alan Tew conducting the orchestra. He is also in the single released previously
39	1968	Neil Christian	Single: My Baby's Left Me b/w Yakity Yak	Neil Christian, Carlo Little, Nicky Hopkins, Ritchie Blackmore, and Rick Brown. Produced by Colin Nichol. "My Baby's Left Me" --à
40	1968	Neil Christian	b-side	"Yakity Yak" --à
41	1968	The Yardbirds	Little Games	Nicky is not in the original album but he is on the 1992 expanded edition, he plays on "Goodnight Sweet Josephine" only
42	1968	Billy Nicholls	Would You Believe	This album includes the band Small Faces backing up. In addition to Nicky Hopkins, Ian McLagan plays keyboards
43	1968	The Jeff Beck Group	Truth	Nicky plays piano on "Morning Dew" and piano solo on "Blues De Luxe", the Hammond organ is played by John Paul Jones. Nicky first appearance with the Jeff Beck was on August 13, 1968, at the Balloon Meadow, Royal Windsor Racecourse, Sundbury, England opening for Cream.
44	1968	The Jeff Beck Group	Single Love is Blue b/w “I've Been Drinking”	Both are non-albums songs, so… here they are Nicky plays harpsichord on “Love is Blue” and piano on “I’ve been drinking”
45	1968	The Move	Move	Nicky on the debut of The Move, playing piano on "Hey Grandma" and harpsichord on "Mist on a Monday Morning"
46	1968	The Kinks	The Village Green Preservation Society	Unconfirmed
47	1968	Giles	The Cheerful Insanity of Giles, Giles & Fripp	I have this album and Nicky is credited but not sure in which song(s), other keyboards are by Mike Hill
48	1968	The Beatles	The Beatles [White Album], only in the single "Revolution".	Nicky is NOT on the album version. This single was the first release on Apple Records and ultimately the band's most successful single in the US, Nicky on Electric Piano
49	1968	The Hollies	"Listen to Me" single	Lest recording of The Hollies with Graham Nash
50	1968	Duncan Browne	Give Me Take You	Only Nicky (keyboards) and Duncan play all the instruments. David Breton wrote the lyrics. Produced by Andrew Loog Oldham
51	1968	The Rolling Stones	Jumping Jack Flash b/w Child of the Moon	Both are non-albums tracks but Nicky plays only on “Child of the Moon”, he plays piano and organ.
52	1968	The Rolling Stones	Beggars Banquet	"We are deeply indebted to Nicky Hopkins and to many friends". Nicky plays on all tracks but "Parachute Woman" and "Prodigal Son" (the only songs without keyboards) "Sympathy for the Devil" (P, backing vocals), "No Expectations" (p), "Dear Doctor" (harpsipiano), "Jigsaw Puzzle" (p), "Street Fighting Man" (p), "Stray Cat Blues" (p), "Factory Girl" (mellotron), and "Salt of the Earth" (p)
53	1968	Aquarian Age	10,000 Words In A Cardboard Box	With Clem Cattini on drums, John “Junior” Wood on bass, Nicky on piano and John “Twink” Alder on all other instruments. They released a 7” single in the UK in 1968.
54	1968	Herman’s Hermits	Sleepy Joe b/w Just one girl	Nicky on “Sleepy joe”
55	1968	Easybeats	Vigil	Check the piano on "Good Times", Steve Marriott of the Small Faces/Humble Pie singing!... Nicky playing with his toes here
56	1968	Twice as Much	That's All	With Jimmy Page. Nicky attended the sessions, but the final cut had Dave Skinner playing the keys.
57	1968	Keith West	Sessions	In these sessions we have Nicky with Keith West (vocals), Ronnie Wood (bass), Steve Howe (later in Yes) (guitar) and Ainsley Dunbar (late with Zappa) on drums. Portions of these sessions appears in a CD in 1995 "Keith West – Excerpts From... Groups & Sessions 1965-1974"
58	1968	Spooky Tooth	The Weight b/w Do right People	The single version of “The Weight” is also on the American version of the re-release of the first album “It’s all about” in 1971 and as bonus tracks in the CD release of 2015
59	1969	The Nick Hopkins Caravan	Hammond on the Rocks	t’s the typical “Hammond Sound” of the 60s with covers of the 50s. Check this part of our website for much more http://rocksoff.org/nicky-semisolo.htm
60	1969	Steve Miller Band	Brave New World	Nicky only on "Kow Kow", the other guest in this album was Paul McCartney (as "Paul Ramon") but played on other songs
61	1969	Brewer & Shipley	Weeds	Great bunch of guests here. Nicky is not credited on the back cover of the original record.
62	1969	John Lennon / Yoko Ono	Wedding Album	Nicky is only on "Listen, the Snow Is Falling" of the CD, paying piano and chimes; he is not in the original album
63	1969	Jefferson Airplane	Volunteers	Piano on "We Can Be Together", "Hey Fredrick", "Wooden Ships", "A Song for All Seasons" and "Volunteers" Other guest musicians include Jerry García (Musical and Spiritual adviser and pedal steel guitar), David Crosby and Stephen Stills.
64	1969	The Strawbs	Strawbs	Nicky (not credited on the album cover) on the debut album by this great band. Other guest is John Paul Jones on bass.
65	1969	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Shady Grove	Nicky as a member of the band, during his San Francisco days playing piano, organ, celeste, harpsichord, cello "and dog"; this is a must
66	1969	Leigh Stephens	Red Weather	Nicky and Stu are the keyboards here, in this album by one of the members of Blue Cheer. Nicky is "Drifting", "I Grow Higher", "If you choose to", and "Chicken Pot Time"
67	1969	Poet & The One-Man Band	Poet & the One-Man Band	Nicky playing all pianos and organ as a member of the band with Speedy Acquaye – Congas, John Bell – Clarinet, Tony Colton – Vocals, William Davies – Organ, Jerry Donahue - Guitar, Vocals, Pat Donaldson – Bass, Pete Gavin - Vocals, Drums, Albert Lee – Guitar, Barry Morgan – Drums, Mike O'Neil – Keyboards, Ray Smith - Guitar, Vocals
68	1969	Steve Miller Band	Your Saving Grace	Nicky on grand piano, piano and organ on is on "Just a Passin' Fancy In a Midnite Dream", "Baby's House" (written by Steve and Nicky), "Feel So Glad" and "Your saving grace" and harpsichord on "Motherless Children" Check our audio section for MP3 files of the parts by Nicky
69	1969	The G.T.O.'s	Permanent Damage	With Frank Zappa (Producer and percussions), Jeff Beck, Rod Stewart, Jimmy Carl Black (The Indian of the Group), Ian Underwood, Roy Estrada, and Don Preston (This four were members of The Mothers of Invention) joined Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart to record this REAL RARITY
70	1969	Jackie Lomax	Is This What You Want?	Nicky on Piano and organ on this one. For Apple Records and with Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Eric Clapton, Klaus Voormann, between others
71	1969	The End	Introspection	Nicky plays harpsichord on the song “Loving, Sacred Loving” composed by Bill Wyman and Peter Gosling. Charlie Watts plays tabla on ”Shades of Orange” and Bill Wyman is the producer of the album, the only by this band. This is a great album, highly recommended, considered as a psychedelic masterpiece of the late 60s
72	1969	The Hollies	Hollies Sing Hollies	Nicky is not credited in the album cover
73	1969	Lee Hazlewood	Forty	Invited by Shel Talmy, Nicky plays some pianos but is not credited on the cover
74	1969	Family	Family Entertainment	A great album by a great band with the greatest session man. "Special thanks to Nicky Hopkins and friends of Family" Piano, not sure in which songs, as band member John Whitney is al playing piano and organ
75	1969	Donovan	Barabajagal	Our friend Donovan invited the Jeff Beck Group as a guest, so Nicky is playing keyboards on Barabajagal (the song) and Trudi, on the original LP. A total of seven songs were recorded during these sessions: - “Goo-Goo Barabajagal” (released as a single) - “Barabajagal” and “Trudi” released on the album - “Homesickness” (released later on HMS, see below in 1971) - “Stromberg Twins”, “Suffer Little Children”, and “From Here on, Your Guess is as Good as Mine” which remain unreleased.
76	1969	Jeff Beck	Beck-Ola	Now as a member of the band, Nicky in charge of all keys (piano and organ), and is the author of "Girl from Mill Valley"
77	1969	The Rolling Stones	Let It Bleed	Nicky on "Gimme Shelter" (p), "Live with me" (one of the pianos, the other is Leon Russell, "You got the silver" (p, organ) and "Monkey Man" (p) During these sessions "Jamming with Edward" was created, check the "Albums credited to Nicky and or with others" section in this website http://rocksoff.org/nicky-semisolo.htm
78	1969	Sweet Thursday	Sweet Thursday	An early group with Nicky as a member on all keyboards with Jon Mark - Guitar, Vocals/ Alun Davies - Guitar, Vocals /Harvey Burns - Percussion, Drums, Producer/ Brian Odgers - Bass, Wind, Multi Instruments, Woodwind.
79	1969	Donovan	Donovan's Greatest Hits	Only on Barabajagal, but the alternate take for this compilation: "Barabajagal (Love Is Hot)" issued as a single as "Goo Goo Barabajagal (Love Is Hot)" Listen this different take here (Nicky rocks) ---->
80	1969	Roy Harper	Folkjokeopus	Produced by Shell Talmy. Other musicians include Clem Cattini, Ron Geesin, and Jane Scrivener.
81	1969	Jimi Hendrix	Sessions	Jimi jamming with Nicky and Stephen Stills, never released but available in many bootlegs, the most common is “Diamonds in the Dust”. Check the sound samples section in this website to listen portions of this gem. Songs recorded include at least Villanova Junction/Ships Passing in the Night. Jimi playing bass. Recorded during some sessions at the Record Plant Studios, on May 14, 1969, same sessions for Timothy Leary (LSD Guru) album “You Can Be Anyone This Time Around” where Jimi plays in “Live and Let Live”.	Bootleg, not available on streaming platforms
82	1969	Timothy Leary	You Can Be Anyone This Time Around	Nicky probably plays here as it was recorded in the same studio and the same dates where Jimi Hendrix & Stephen Stills recorded “Villanova Junction” and “Ships Passing in the Night” with Nicky: Record Plant Studios, on May 14, 1969. It is also probable that it was not Nicky but Duane Hutchings instead.
83	1969	Ella Fitzgerald	Ella	Recorded live at Olympic Sound Studios, London, on May 26, 28, 29, and 30, 1969. “Special thanks to Nicky Hopkins”. Thanks, Steven Debussche, for the information!
84	1969	The Small Faces	The Autumn Stone	One of my top five bands with Nicky! Nicky plays only on "Wham Bam Thank You Ma’am” that was also released as B-side of “Afterglow of your love”. "Wham Bam Thank You Ma’am” was recorded during the final days of the Small Faces with Steve Marriott and signalled the direction Marriott wanted to move in. Steve brought in Nicky Hopkins to complete Mac’s parts!
85	1970	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Just for Love	Again, Nicky as a member of the band, playing all pianos and credited with the legend "World's most polite monster piano"
86	1970	The Move	Shazam	Nicky is not in the original album, but he is in three tracks of the 2007 release with bonus tracks. Piano on "A Certain Something", "Wild Tiger Woman" and "Omnibus" (Full-length version)
87	1970	Steve Miller Band	Number 5	Nicky on "Hot Chili", "Industrial Military Complex Hex" and "Never Kill Another Man"
88	1970	Screaming Lord Sutch	Lord Sutch and Heavy Friends	This was one of Nicky's first bands, recording some singles, this is their first album and Nicky is there on "Gutty Guitar", "Would You Believe" and "Brightest Light"
89	1970	Quicksilver Messenger Service	What About Me	Nicky again as a member, the song "Spindrifter" was composed by Nicky Piano on "Local Color", "Won't Kill Me", "Long Haired Lady", his own song "Spindrifter", "Good Old Rock and Roll" and "All in My Mind"
90	1970	Lee Hazlewood	Cowboy in Sweden	Again, invited by Shel Talmy
91	1970	Various Artists	Woodstock: Music from the Original Soundtrack and More	Nicky is on the set by Jefferson Airplane… "Alright friends you've seen the heavy groups, now you'll see morning maniac music... believe me, yeah, it's a new dawn... yeah, the regular guys and NICKY HOPKINS"!! Piano on Volunteers, later the full set was released later (see below)
92	1970	Randy Newman	Birmingham / Hold On	Unreleased single. But “Birmingham” was released later in 1974 a song composed by Randy when Nicky was touring with the Jerry García Band.
93	1971	The Who	Who's Next	Nicky on "The Song Is Over" and "Getting in Tune"
94	1971	The Who	Let’s see action / When I was a boy	Nicky Plays on “Let’s see action”; the same take used in compilations like “Hooligans” (1981), “My Generation: The very best of The Who” ((1996) and “The Who hits 50!” (2014); a remix by Jon Astley and Andy MacPherson appears on “Thirty Years of Maximum R&B” (1994)
95	1971	The Rolling Stones	Goodbye Britain tour UK	Nicky toured with the stones. Very good official recordings of the shows at the Roundhouse and at University of Leeds are available in the superdeluxe edition of Stocky Fingers released in 2015; there are some bootlegs.
96	1971	The Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar b/w Bitch/Let it Rock	Nicky is on “Let it Rock” only, recorded at Leeds University on March 13, 1971)
97	1971	The Rolling Stones	Sticky Fingers	Nicky is only on "Sway" but listen the combination of Mick Taylor solo and Nicky adding his magic to it. (Nicky is not on “Can’t you hear me knocking as some sources say.
98	1971	Jim Price	Kids Nowadays Ain't Got No Shame	In addition to Nicky with Bobby Keys, John Uribe, Klaus Voormann, Jim Keltner.
99	1971	Jeff Sturges	Jeff Sturges and Universe	Nick is not playing but the song "Rice Pudding" co-written by Nick is here	Not available
100	1971	John Lennon	Imagine	Nicky is in all songs but "Imagine" and "It's So Hard (pianos played by John Lennon) ... Professionally Transcribed Piano scores of “Jealous Guy”, “How do you sleep”, “Crippled inside”, “Oh my love” and “Oh Yoko” are available at this website. Piano, electric piano and harpsipiano
101	1971	McGuinness Flint	Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby	Tom McGuinness and Hughie Flint with Graham Lyle, Benny Gallagher, Dennis Coulson, Jimmy Jewell and John Mumford. Guests are John Mumford on trombone, Jimmy Jewell on saxes and Nicky Hopkins on keyboards on six out of twelve tracks. Piano on "Happy Birthday, Ruthy Baby", "Conversation", "When I'm Alone With You", "Reader To Writer", "Jimmy's Song" and "Sparrow"
102	1971	British Archive Series	Blues for Collectors: Including Cyril Davies and the Allstars, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Santa Barbera Machine Head featuring Ron Wood)	This is a must if you like Nicky Hopkins playing blues. Side one has Nicky in all tracks with Cyril Davies and The Allstars. Check the sound samples space at this website to listen some. Eighteen months after Cyril’s death the “Allstars” tapes were recorded with the original members, Nicky Hopkins, Carlo Little on drums, and Cliff Barton on bass with the addition of Jeff Beck on lead guitar who was not one of the original members. Side 2 is also great as it has the three tracks recorded by “Santa Barbera Machine Head” with Ronnie Wood on guitar, Jon Lord (Deep Purple) on organ, Twink on drums and Kim Gardener on bass. Get this one!
103	1971	Donovan	HMS Donovan	Nicky plays on “Homesickness” a leftover from the Barabajagal sessions recorded with The Jeff Beck Group on May 16 and 17, 1969 (thanks Tim Wild)
104	1972	The Kinks	The Kink Kronikles	It's a compilation album but included here as 13 tracks come from singles and was unreleased at the time. "Ray Davies is probably every bit as complicated a person as he seems to be sometimes: Nicky Hopkins has claimed to have done 70 percent of the keyboard work, but Davies is credited on the album" Mike Sounders, Rolling Stone May 25, 1972
105	1972	Harry Nilsson	Son of Schmilsson	With Bobby Keys, Jim Price, Peter Frampton, Klaus Voormann, Chris Speeding, Lowell George, Tay Cooper, John Uribe and more. Piano on all tracks but two ("Ambush" and "I'd Rather Be Dead" are the only two songs in which Nicky does not play); check it out
106	1972	John Lennon / Yoko Ono / Plastic Ono Band	Some Time in New York City	Electric piano (John Lennon made up pseudonyms for everyone, Nicky appears as 'Sticky Topkins') He played in disc one; disc two was the Plastic Ono Mothers with Frank Zappa and his 1971 line-up. In the studio (disc one) was also Bobby Keys, Billy Preston, Eric Clapton, Keith Moon, George Harrison, Klaus Voormann, Jim Keltner
107	1972	New Riders of the Purple Sage	Powerglide	Nicky plays on "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke", "California Day", "I Don't Need No Doctor", "Contract", "Runnin' Back to You", "Willie and the Hand Jive". "Dim Lights, Thick Smoke" was one of the tracks I selected for a special radio program dedicated to Nicky!! Check his country rock pianos here --->
108	1972	Pamela Polland	Pamela Polland	With Taj Mahal. Nicky plays piano in many tracks, highlights are “Teddy Bears Picnic” and “The Dream (For Karuna)”
109	1972	Carly Simon	No Secrets	Piano on "Waited So Long" and "Night Owl" Other guests on the album: Mick Jagger and Paul and Linda McCartney on Vocals, Bobby Keys, Ray Cooper, Lowell George, Jim Keltner, Andy Newmark, Klaus Voormann.
110	1972	Nicky Hopkins et al	Jamming with Edward!	Please check the section "Part 2: Albums credited to Nicky and or with others." as there's a lot to talk about this one http://rocksoff.org/nicky-semisolo.htm
111	1972	The Rolling Stones	Exile on Main St.	One of the greatest albums of the Stones with Nicky making a big impact…Nicky plays all pianos except "Shake your hips", "Stop breaking down" and "Sweet Virginia" played by Stu (Ian Stewart) and "Shine a light" played by Billy Preston. And, of course, the songs with no pianos "Sweet Black Angel" and "Happy" On “Let it Loose” he plays mellotron
112	1972	The Rolling Stones	1972 Tour of the USA	Nicky toured and recorded with the Stones, the audio sample is from the movie “Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones” released as a movie in cinemas in 1974 and on DVD/Blu-ray in 2010 and on streaming platforms in 2017
113	1972	Bobby Keys	Bobby Keys	With Jim Price, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Dave Mason, Jack Bruce, Leslie West, Corky Laing, Felix Pappalardi (these three were Mountain), Klaus Voormann, Jim Keltner, and John Uribe.
114	1972	Chet Nichols	Time Loop	Recorded in between 1968 and 1971 in San Francisco but released until 1972. Nichols wrote all the songs, sings lead and plays acoustic guitar. Pete Sears on bass, Dave Garibaldi on drums. Piano on (at least) "(Spinning On The) Time Loop" and "Tell Me What The Count Is"
115	1972	Jerry Williams (Jerry Lynn Williams)	Jerry Williams	All pianos by Nicky. Other guests include Nils Lofgren, Cornell Dupree, Gordon Edwards, Bob Gordon, Bob Barberich, Bernard Purdley and Bobby Hall. It’s important to note who is Jerry, he’s co-author with Nicky of four tracks of “The Tin Man was a Dreamer” (“Dolly”, Speed On”, ”Banana Anna” and “Lawyer’s lament”) Thanks Tim Wild!
116	1973	Ringo Starr	Ringo	With John Lennon, Merry Clayton, Billy Preston, Robbie Robertson, Klaus Voormann. Piano on "Photograph", "You're Sixteen" and "You and Me (Babe)"
117	1973	Cheech & Chong	Los Cochinos	Piano on "Basketball Jones" with George Harrison, Klaus Voormann, Carole King, and Jim Keltner. Now, I’m gonna make a review a’la Cheech Chong: “Hey man, I don’t know how Nicky is credited in these couple of albums, man, as I can’t hear a single note on the piano, man, or any other instrument, man, until the last track man “Basketball Jones” man but man, to hire Nicky and all of the above to play that man, is even more hilarious that the whole discography of C&C and boy those are hilarious albums man LOL man.”
118	1973	George Harrison	Living in the Material World	All acoustic pianos by Nicky, electric pianos by Nicky and Gary Wright. Organ, harmonium harpsichord by Gary Wright. A very nice picture of the band with Nicky on the gatefold cover With Gary Wright, Klaus Voormann, Ringo Starr, Jim Keltner, etc. Recorded at the same time and in the same studio Nicky was recording his second album "The Tim Man was a Dreamer. George’s album was recorded on weekdays and Nicky’s on weekends.
119	1973	The Rolling Stones	Goats Head Soup	Nicky again a key member on a Rolling Stones record. All pianos by Nicky except Billy Preston on "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)", Stu on "Silver Train" and "Starfucker"and Mick on "Hide your love." Piano on "Dancing with Mr. D", "100 Years Ago", "Coming Down Again", "Angie", "Winter" and "Can You Hear the Music". Some more on the 2020 deluxe release Check the entry for the 2020 deluxe edition below, Nicky in many outtakes and alternate takes.
120	1973	The Rolling Stones	1973 Winter Tour	The tour was, The Nicaraguan Benefit concert in LA and then 3 dates in Hawaii, 1 in New Zealand and 9 in Australia. The Sound sample is from the bootleg “Happy birthday Nicky” the Rolling Stones celebrating Nicky Hopkins' 29th birthday - W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth, Australia, 24th February 1973 This was the last tour of the Stones with Nicky, later this year the Stones toured Europe (September – October) without Nicky.
121	1973	Donovan	Essence to Essence	Electric Piano on "Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth", piano on "Lazy Daze", and "Life Goes On”. With Steve Marriott and Peter Frampton (Humble Pie, both were candidates to replace Mick Taylor), also Carole King on Piano, Henry McCullough, Jim Gordon, and Alan Spenner between others. On the back cover: "Nicky appears with love from CBS Records"
122	1973	Andy Williams	Solitaire	Nicky on "Make It Easy for Me”, “Remember”, “That’s all” and Nicky’s composition "The Dreamer”. Thanks to Steven Debussche for the info.
123	1974	John Lennon	Walls & Bridges	Piano on "Going Down on Love", "Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox)", "Steel and Glass" , "Old Dirt Road" and "Nobody Loves You (When You're Down and Out)"; electric piano on "#9 Dream" With Bobby Keys, Elton John, Klaus Voormann, Jim Keltner. IMPORTANT: We have two professionally transcribed piano scores for "Old dirt road" in the corresponding section
124	1974	Harry Nilsson	Son of Dracula (soundtrack)	This is a soundtrack of the movie starring Harry Nilson and Ringo Starr With Bobby Keys, Jim Price, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Peter Frampton, Klaus Voormann, Ray Cooper, and more.
125	1974	Peter Frampton	Somethin's Happening	Piano on "Waterfall" and "Sail Away" Only four musicians on this album: Peter Frampton, Nicky Hopkins, Rick Willis. And John Headley Down.
126	1974	Curtis Knight (Zeus)	Second Coming	His first album without Jimi Hendrix, of course it was not the same. Also, Fast Eddie Clarke, Chris Perry, John Weir. All keyboards by Nicky
127	1974	The Who	Odds & Sods	An album of outtakes and rarities. Nicky is NOT on "long live rock" the piano is played by Andy MacPherson Nicky at least on "Too Much of Anything" (probably the only one)
128	1974	Martha Reeves	Martha Reeves	Nicky on "Wild Night", "My Man (You Changed My Tune)", and "I've Got to Use My Imagination" This album includes Billy Preston, Bobby Keys, Hoyt Axton, James Taylor, Klaus Voormann, Wah Wah Watson, Jim Keltner and Clydie King between many others.
129	1974	The Rolling Stones	It's Only Rock 'n' Roll	Piano on Till the Next Goodbye, Time Waits for No One, Luxury, If You Really Want to be My Friend and Fingerprint File. Another stones album that wouldn't be the same without Nicky
130	1974	Joe Cocker	I Can Stand a Little Rain	Piano on "I Can Stand a Little Rain", "Don't Forget Me" and "You Are So Beautiful" Other guests on this album: Merry Clayton, Jim Price (who wrote and/or cowrote some songs), Jim Horn.
131	1974	Ringo Starr	Goodnight Vienna	With John Lennon, Bobby Keys, Billy Preston, Robbie Robertson, Klaus Voormann, Elton John Nicky is only on "No No Song"
132	1974	Coast Road Drive	Delicious & Refreshing	Nicky on "It's All So Easy and "Keep On" With Steve Krieger and Charlie Harrison.
133	1974	George Harrison	Dark Horse	With Ronnie Wood, Eric Clapton, Alvin Lee, Gary Wright, and Klaus Voormann. Piano on "So Sad" only
134	1975	The Who	Tommy [Original Soundtrack]	The soundtrack of the film. Nicky on "1951/What about the Boy?", "Amazing Journey", "Christmas", "Acid Queen", "Do You Think It's Alright?", "Go to the Mirror", "Tommy, Can You Hear Me?", "I'm Free", "Sensation", "Sally Simpson", "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "See Me, Feel Me/Listening to You"
135	1975	The Who	The Who by Numbers	Nicky is the only guest here
136	1975	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Solid Silver	Last album of Quicksilver Messenger Service with Nicky, but now as a guest and not as a member. Piano on "Heebie Jeebies", and "Cowboy on the Run" only
137	1975	John Lennon	Shaved Fish	Yes, this is a is a compilation album but contains all the singles to that point, so the two songs with Nicky are or different or new here. Nicky piano on "#9 Dream" single version and piano, chimes, glockenspiel on "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)", Iit is possible that he is also in the songs from "Some time in NYC" in which he was credited as "Sticky Topkins"
138	1975	Joe Cocker	Jamaica Say You Will	Nicky on "Where Am I Now" only With Merry Clayton, Bobby Keys, Jim Price.
139	1975	The Pretty Things	Greatest Hits	Nicky played and recorded with this group in some albums, but he was not credited (Some albums I think he played on were Don't bring me down, Emotions and the great S.F. Sorrow). This group includes Dick Taylor (bass player of the Rolling Stones before Bill Wyman) and Phil May
140	1975	Alexis Korner	Get Off My Cloud	With Keith Richards, Morris Pert (Brand X), Steve Marriott and Peter Frampton (Humble Pie, both were candidates to replace Mick Taylor)
141	1975	Various Artists	Flash Fearless Vs. the Zorg Women, Pts. 5 & 6	He is in 6 tracks out of 10: Piano on "Trapped", "Country Cooking", "What's Happening", "Space Pirates", "To the chop" and "Blast off" This album is a must, I love it. Includes Bill Bruford, Eddie Jobson, Jim-Dandy, Alice Cooper, James Dewar, Elkie Brooks, John Entwistle, Maddy Prior, Carmine Appice, Kenny Jones, Justin Hayward, Keith Moon, and Steve Hammond between many others. All tracks with Nicky available as MP3 in this website (audio section)
142	1975	Duster Bennett	Fingertips	With Boz Burrell, Peter Frampton, Dick Parry, Morris Pert, Ian Wallace, Rick Willis
143	1975	George Harrison	Extra Texture (Read All About It)	Piano on "Can't Stop Thinking About You" only The album with Leon Russell, Klaus Voormann, Gary Wright, Billy Preston, Andy Newmark, Jim Keltner,
144	1975	Art Garfunkel	Breakaway	Electric piano on "I Only Have Eyes For You" only With Paul Simon, Klaus Voormann and Jim Keltner.
145	1975	Jerry García	Tour	Nicky toured with Jerry… great boots are available! An official 2-CD album was released later "Let it Rock" check below, in the meantime listen this bootleg of the New Year’s Eve 12/31/1975 with Nicky wishing the audience a happy new year
146	1976	The Pretty Things	Vintage Years	With Dick Taylor (original bassist for the Rolling Stones) and Phil May (Who sings pretty like Mick Jagger). Nicky and Jimmy Page also did studio sessions with this group in 1967. Couldn't find the album for streaming but check this one --->
147	1976	Bill Wyman	Stone Alone	Nicky on "Get it on" and "Peanut Better Time" With Ron Wood, Al Kooper, Van Morrison, Dallas Taylor, Terry Taylor, Joe Walsh, Bob Welch.
148	1976	Jerry Garcia	Reflections	Recorded in San Francisco in October and November 1975. Jerry Garcia (vocals, guitar, organ, percussion, chimes); Bob Weir (vocals, guitar); Keith Godchaux (piano, tack piano, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano); Larry Knechtel (piano, Fender Rhodes piano); Nicky Hopkins (piano); John Kahn (Clavinet, organ, synthesizer, vibraphone, bass guitar); Phil Lesh (bass guitar); Mickey Hart (drums, percussion); Ron Tutt, Bill Kreutzmann (drums); Donna Jean Godchaux (background vocals). Nicky on "Mission In The Rain", "I'll Take a Melody", "Tore Up Over You" and "Catfish John" on the original version and on "All By Myself" and "You Win Again" on the 2004 release bonus material
149	1976	David Soul	David Soul	Yes, another “believe it or not” work by Nicky recording and arranging for “Hutch” of the TV series “Starsky & Hutch”- It includes the hit single “Don’t Give Up On Us”. Other victims were the one and only Taj Mahal, The Persuasions, Merl Saunders, Norton Buffalo, Greg Erric (of Sly and the Familiy Stone) and Gary. Released on Private Stock Records PS-2019. Nicky on Leonard Cohen's "Bird on a fire", and Amanda McBroom's "Ex-Lover" only
150	1976	The Rolling Stones	Black and Blue	Another album with the greatest rock band ever! Organ on "Cherry Oh Baby" and Piano and string synthesizer on "Fool to Cry".
151	1976	Various Artists, soundtrack	All This and World War II	Nicky is part of the backing band, so probably he is playing keyboards on all tracks (well those with keyboards). The soundtrack generated more revenue than the film as well! The bands: Ambrosia, Elton John, Bee Gees, Leo Sayer, Bryan Ferry, Roy Wood, Keith Moon, Rod Stewart, David Essex, Jeff Lynne, Lynsey De Paul, Richard Cocciante, The Four Seasons, Helen Reddy, Frankie Laine, Brothers Johnson, Status Quo, Henry Gross, Peter Gabriel, Frankie Valli, Tina Turner, Wil Malone & Lou Reizner, and The London Symphony Orchestra
152	1977	Jennifer Warnes	Jennifer Warnes	Produced by the Rolling Stones’ sideman Jim Price with Jim Horn between others; a nice cover of Shine a Light here! Nicky on "Love Hurts" and "Shine A Light" only… listen here -->
153	1977	The Hollywood Stars	Hollywood Stars	L.A. band assembled by Kim Fowley to be the West Coast's New York Dolls; like the Dolls, they had cult fandom rather than hits. In this with Rolling Stones’ sideman Ollie Brown as conductor and playing Congas,
154	1977	Rod Stewart	Foot Loose & Fancy Free	With John Mayall, Carmine Appice, Steve Crooper, and many more. Keyboards players are Nicky Hopkins, John Jarvis and David Foster, but Nicky is only on one track. String Synthesizer on "You're In My Heart (The Final Acclaim)" only
155	1977	Dingoes	Five Times the Sun	Australian band invites Nicky and Garth Hudson (The Band) to play and record. With Broderick Smith, Kerryn Tolhurst, John Dubois and John Lee. Nicky on "Starting Today" and "Way Out West"
156	1977	Carole Bayer Sager	Carole Bayer Sager	Nicky plays piano and electric piano on "Until The Next Time" With Jim Keltner, Will Lee, Bette Midler, Andy Newmark
157	1977	Joe Cocker	Tours 1977	I met Nicky Hopkins playing with Joe Cocker here in Mexico City (El Toréo de Cuatro Caminos). The audience gave him the longest and most enthusiastic welcome to Nicky on both shows. Nicky loves México, in his first solo album he has “Acapulco 22” and in the second “Sundown in Mexico”. This whole website was done in Mexico City. Here part of the bootleg of the first show, Joe and Nicky playing "The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress" by Jimmy Webb on August 27, 1977, with special thanks to Ulises Mavridis
158	1978	Lonnie Donegan	Putting on the Style	Nicky only on two tracks: "Nobody's Child" (with Ronnie Wood on guitar, Jim Keltner on drums and Klaus Voorman on bass) and "Frankie And Johnny" with Jim Keltner on drums. With Ron Wood, Albert Lee, Rory Gallagher, Brian May, Peter Banks, Elton John, Klaus Voormann, Ringo Starr, Gary Brooker, etc.
159	1978	Randy Meisner	Randy Meisner (1978 album)	Nicky is not credited in the album cover; Randy has three albums with the title "Randy Meisner"
160	1978	Eddie Money	Life for the Taking	Nicky sure is in "Can't Keep A Good Man Down" and others with Alan. Nicky and Alan Pasqua all pianos but "Maybe I'm a fool" (Greg Phillinganes) and "Rock and Roll the Place" (Jesse Bradman)
161	1978	Rod Stewart	Blondes Have More Fun	All pianos by Nicky, other keyboards, and synthesizers by Duane Hitchings
162	1978	Bay City Rollers	Strangers in the wind	I censored my own comments LOL… All organ and pianos by Nicky
163	1978	Easybeats	The Shame Just Drained	Included here as this is a compilation with studio outtakes, demos and rarities including songs from the scrapped 2nd album
164	1979	Terry & the Pirates	Too Close for Comfort	With friend and band mate John Cipollina (from Quicksilver M.S.), Terry Dolan (leader) and David Hayes. Piano on "Inlaws and Outlaws" only
165	1979	Lowell George	Thanks I'll Eat It Here	A great album by Lowell George… Ex Mother of Invention and founder member of Little Feat
166	1979	The Pointer Sisters	Priority	Nicky on "Blind Faith" and on the Rolling Stones "Happy" (LOL the original by the Stones does not have piano) Listen the version of "Happy" with David Spinozza on slide and Waddy Wachtel on lead and rhythm guitar!
167	1979	Dingoes	Orphans of the Storm	The follow-up of the previous now without Garth.
168	1979	Night	Night	Another band with Nicky as a “member” (1978/1979) he appears on the back cover with the group and is credited as a member. Nicky plays piano on seven out of ten tracks: "Hot Summer Nights", "Cold Wind Across My Heart", "If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody", "Come Around (If You Want Me)", "Shocked" and "Party Shuffle"
169	1979	Badfinger	Airwaves	The comeback of the band, now as the duo of Tom Evans and Joey Molland with great guests including Nicky and Tony Kaye (original Yes keyboardist) Not in the same tracks. Piano on "Lost Inside Your Love" and "Sail Away"; piano and Hammond organ on "The Dreamer"
170	1980	The Rolling Stones	Emotional Rescue	Yet another Rolling Stones album with Nicky!! Synthesizers and "Send it to me" and piano on "Indian Girl"
171	1980	Graham Parker and the Rumour	The Up Escalator	All pianos by Nicky and with Bruce Springsteen in "Endless night"
172	1980	Terry & the Pirates	The Doubtful Handshake	Another album with Terry and the Pirates
173	1980	John Cipollina	Raven	Quicksilver Messenger Service member with his own group, nothing relevant but a good album. Nicky plays in all tracks except the last one “Prayers” a song without piano. Nicky on "Rock and Roll Nurse", "Unvicious Circle", Do what you do”, “All worth the price”, “Clouds”, and “bad news”
174	1980	Nervous Eaters	Nervous Eaters	Nicky on keyboards with this pioneer punk/new wave band from Boston. The streaming is not this album but a song from this album with Nicky on it
175	1980	Climax Blues Band	Flying the Flag	Nicky on "I love you", "Dance the Night Away", " Blackjack and Me", and "Nothing But Starlight" The Combination of Nicky with Pete Haycock (G) and Colin Cooper (sax) is great.
176	1980	Rocky Sullivan	Illegal Entry	With John and Mario Cipollina and Greg Douglas, recorded during session III in 1978 and later released in 1980. Nicky credited on the back cover as a member of the band and in charge of all pianos
177	1981	Terry & the Pirates	Wind Dancer	Yet another album of Terry and the Pirates with Nicky on keyboards
178	1981	Pure Prairie League	Something in the Night	Piano on "Tell Me One More Time" The last album by this band until 2005
179	1981	Nils Lofgren	Night Fades Away	Piano on "Night Fades Away", piano and tack piano on "Streets Again" With Jeff Baxter and Jeff Porcaro between many others.
180	1981	Climax Blues Band	Lucky for Some	Nicky is credited for all acoustic pianos, check "Shake it Lucy" with Glenn Hughes
181	1981	Meat Loaf	Dead Ringer	Nicky on "More than You Deserve" only. Also, Larry Fast on synthesizers.
182	1981	Ron Wood	1234	Nicky piano on "Outlaws", "Redeyes", "Priceless" (org), "Down to the Ground” and "She Never Told Me" (keyboards) With Charlie Watts, Ian McLagan, Bobby Womack, Jim Horn, Carmine Appice, Jay Davies.
183	1981	Joe Egan	M A P	Keyboards on all tracks with them, with Jim Horn on Sax.
184	1981	The Rolling Stones	Sucking in the 70s	Nicky on "Time waits for no one", and "Fool to cry"
185	1981	The Rolling Stones	Tattoo You	Tattoo you is an album made of leftovers and a few tracks from 1981, Nicky is on "No use in crying" and “Waiting on a friend" both recorded in 1981, and on piano on "Tops" from sessions in 1972 and 1975
186	1981	Tim Hardin	Unforgiven	Nicky plays on (at least) the title track “Unforgiven” click to listen (if you know for sure if he plays in another let me know)
187	1982	Dusty Springfield	White Heat	Nicky is only on Elvis Costello's "Losing You (Just a Memory)" only. This was only released in North America
188	1982	Buzzy Linhart	The Four Sides of Buzzy Linhart	A red vinyl EP with four songs, one is a cover of the Beatles “If I fell”: a very nice picture of Nicky on the back as a member of the band. Piano… check it out!! ---->
189	1982	Terry & the Pirates	Rising of the Moon	Band mates Pete Sears (also Jefferson Airplane) and Greg Elmore (Quick Silver Messenger Service) join Terry in this great album. a very nice picture of Nicky on the back as a member of the band. Piano on "Silverado Trail", "Purple And Blonde", "Genoa", "Razor Blade", "Rainbow", "(Wish I were our) River, with Pete Sears on organ, and "Gun Metal Blues"
190	1982	Larry Lee	Marooned	Keyboards. This is not the Larry Lee who played with Jimi Hendrix
191	1982	Graham Parker	Another Grey Area	Nicky played piano for most if not all the album. Second keyboardist was George Small.  You can hear Nicky barking like a dog near the end of “Big Fat Zero.” Thanks Danny Caccavo! All acoustic pianos by Nicky.
192	1982	Randy Meisner	Randy Meisner (1982 album)	Nicky Played in three tracks: "Jealousy", "Doin' It for Delilah" and "Still Runnin'". This was the third album and as his first, this had the same name. With Tower of Power horns, Marcy Levy, Nancy, and Ann Wilson, etc
193	1983	Walter Egan	Wild Exhibitions	Nicky plays on "Girl Next Door" and "Stay all night". With Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie (yes... Without Stevie Nicks)
194	1983	Various Artists	The King of Comedy	The soundtrack of the film. Nicky is only with Van Morrison on "Wonderful Remark"
195	1983	Patrick Simmons	Arcade	Nicky on two tracks: "Knocking At Your Door" and "Dream About Me" With Andy Fraser Free, John Mayall), Huey Lewis, Brian Mann, Jude Cole and another recording with the Tower of Power Horn Section.
196	1983	L. Ron Hubbard	Space Jazz	Soundtrack written by L. Ron Hubbard for his book Battlefield Earth, performed by Nicky Hopkins, Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke, Gayle Moran, Rick Cruzen, Tamia Arbuckle, Fernando Gamboa, Tomo Allison and others. Nicky plays piano and computer (Fairlight CMI) on two tracks: "The Mining Song" and "The Banker"
197	1983	McCorkle	McCriminal	12” EP with four songs, Nicky Hopkins on acoustic piano. Ian McCorkle on 6 & 12 string guitars, drums, and lead vocals. With Lindsey Buckingham, Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac as well as Michael Milner and Lynn Colter on background vocals! Marc L. Elis on Keyboards and vocals, Alan Christopherson on bass, and James Harrah on lead guitar and vocals. Side one recorded at Buckingham’s Palace Couldn't find the album for streaming, I have the original vinyl if someone wants it (for sale)	Not available. I have it on vinyl… available
198	1984	Carl Wilson	Youngblood	The Beach Boy doing his second and last solo album, two piano players, Nicky Hopkins, and Jimmy Ehinger. Not sure which songs are played by Nicky, sorry
199	1984	Maggie Lee	White Zone	Talented girl playing percussions, vocals and singing. A good sample of Nicky playing jazz (all pianos).	Not available
200	1984	Jimmy Page	No Introduction Necessary	Check our section for works of "Albums credited to Nicky and or with others." at http://rocksoff.org/nicky-semisolo.htm
201	1984	Julio Iglesias	1100 Bel Air Place	This miserable cocksucker hired a bunch of well-known musicians to make shit. I can't believe musicians like Nicky (who made arrangements in this album) accepted the offer. What is unbelievable is that Julio sings in English! IMHO this is the worst thing Nicky ever made... surely with just a few bucks in return. "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" with Julio and Willie Nelson, was composed by Albert Hammond and arranged by Nicky who plays on the track too Important note: Julio is not “miserable” is millionaire and he’s not a “cocksucker”, he’s straight (in fact, he bedded more women than Bill Wyman, and the song “To all the girls I’ve loved before” on this album, was dedicated the big list he had by then), he didn’t “make shit”, the album is great… and BTW, Julio is our friend! Saludos Julio
202	1985	Rick Springfield	Tao	An experimental album on synthrock! Nicky playing Yamaha DX7 and Roland JX-3P… Pino Palladino on fretless bass
203	1985	Phantom	Phantom, Rocker & Slick	Nicky piano and organ on "No Regrets" and "Lonely Actions" With Keith Richards on "My Mistake"
204	1985	Taxxi	Expose	A British Trio with Nicky on keyboards as a guest. Other keyboard players here as Greg Smith, Jay Burnett, Michael Utley, and Mitchell Froom. Sorry don't know which tracks are by Nicky and couldn't identify them listening
205	1985	Gene Clark	Under the Silver Moon	Here’s Gene (founding member of the Byrds) album with a collection of previously unreleased mid-80s material with Nicky Hopkins and Rick Danko. Check our photo gallery and the bio space to see photos of the sessions and a tribute tour a year later. Piano, Synthesizer, Keyboards	Not available
206	1985	Matt Kelly aka Kingfish	A Wing and a Prayer	Nicky on "Over And Over", "Shining Dawn" and "If That's The Way" With Jerry García, John Cipollina (Quicksilver), Mike Bloomfield, Brent Mydland, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann
207	1986	Rod Stewart	Every Beat of My Heart (Released as "Every Beat Of My Heart" in Europe, but as "Rod Stewart" in North America, Australia and Japan)	Nicky is at least on the song "Every Beat of My Heart" as it's credited in the single With Steve Crooper, Nils Logfren, Albert Hammond. On keyboards are Bob Ezrin, Kevin Savigar, Nicky Hopkins, Paul Fox, Randy Wayne
208	1986	Belinda Carlisle	Belinda	Another strange experience by Nicky... I've never heard the album, but I saw The Go-Go's live as opening act of the Police and they are good! Keyboards, synthesizer, no idea in which tracks, other keyboard player are Jim Cox, Claude Gaudette, Michael Lloyd, Bobby Martin, and John Philip Shenale
209	1986	L. Ron Hubbard	The Road to Freedom	Nicky plays only on “The Way to Happiness”
210	1987	Beat Farmers	Pursuit of Happiness	Produced by Steve Berlin who also played sax: "an amalgamation of cow punk, jangle pop, roots rock, hard-twang Americana, country rock, rockabilly, and swamp rock”. Nicky on "Hollywood Hills", "Ridin'", "Make It Last" and "God Is Here Tonight"
211	1987	Insiders	Ghost on the Beach	Successful debut album sold 100,000 copies a nice three-guitars group backed up by Nicky who was the only guest in these sessions. Produced by Gary Holt and Rick Hunolt of Exodus. Nicky plays on "Sad Songs"; the song was not available neither on Spotify nor YouTube, the link for streaming is for the artists, maybe in the future
212	1988	The Beatles	Past Masters, Vol. 2	Nicky appears as this has "Revolution" (the single version) remember that the album version is "Revolution 1" wo/Nicky
213	1988	Pet Shop Boys	Introspective	No idea what Nicky does here
214	1989	Diesel Park West	Shakespeare Alabama	Nicky on (keyboards) the debut album by this English alternative rock band
215	1989	Jefferson Airplane	Jefferson Airplane	The great comeback of the best line-up (Grace Slick, Paul Kantner, Marty Balin, Jack Cassady and Jorma Kaukonen). Nicky at his best, probably the last masterpiece with Nicky playing.
216	1989	Paul McCartney	Flowers in the Dirt	With David Gilmour, David Rhodes, Trevor Horn, Ian Harper, Elvis Costello and of course Linda Nicky on (at least) "That Day Is Done"
217	1989	Jack Bruce	A question of time	With Ginger Baker ex-mate in The Cream, Albert Collins, and Allan Holdsworth. Mick Taylor did some sessions. Nicky on "Blues You Can't Lose" only
218	1990	Gary Moore	Still Got the Blues	Nicky on two tracks: "Still Got the Blues (For You)" and "As the Years Go Passing By" on the original version and on "That Kind of Woman" in the edition with bonus tracks. With Albert King, Albert Collins, Don Airey, Bob Daisley, etc. The album cover is Gary in his room with a big poster of Jimi Hendrix. Check the delicious piano solo by Nicky in “as the Years Go Passing By”.
219	1990	Roger Chapman	Hybrid and Lowdown	The great Roger Chapman from the great band Family… With Bob Tench (Jeff Beck and Humble Pie) on lead vocals. Nicky is on "Sushi Roll" and "Bye Bye Love" only
220	1990	Mark-Almond Band	The Best Of (Rhino MIC 53872)	John Almond and Jon Mark two British session musicians joined after some sessions with John Mayall with some other sessionists like Nicky. Jon Mark was also co-producer (with Mick Jagger) of Marianne Faithfull’s early albums. Jon Mark was also a bandmate of Nicky in their band “Sweet Thursday”.
221	1991	Various Artists	The Immediate Blues, Vol. 1: Stroll On	Another compilation with singles, so it is included here. Nicky is on "Piano Shuffle" by the All Stars
222	1991	Shooting Gallery	Shooting Gallery	A hard rock band from Los Angeles with only two guests: Nicky Hopkins and Billy Bang on harmonica and vocals. Nicky is the only keyboard player, so all are by Nicky
223	1991	Bierce in L.A.	L.A. River	Critically acclaimed as "...refreshingly twisted" (Billboard), and "...superbly melodic" (CASHBOX), L.A. River provides a survey of SoCal as seen through the eyes of Stanley Wycoff. Tracks such as L.A. Pool Man, Orange County Line, Street Scene,
224	1991	Noisy Mama	Everybody Has One	Nicky with a Heavy Metal band… Another “wtf are you doing here Nicky” LOL Keyboards
225	1991	David Bowie	Early On (1964-1966)	Invited by Shel Talmy, Nicky participated in some sessions of "Davy Jones and The Lower 3rd"
226	1991	Various Artists	British Rock Legends [Pair]	Yet another compilation with singles, so it is included here. Nicky is on "Piano Shuffle" by the All Stars
227	1991	Jeff Beck	Beckology	A compilation, including here since has some unreleased tracks with Nicky.
228	1991	Merell Fankhauser	California Live	This is a fantastic blend of authentic blues, rock'n'roll, surf and boogie with the piano work in evidence: Nicky at his best. There are two brilliant version of well-known songs: "Blues medley" ("The Spider and the Fly"/"Got me running") and Hendrix's "Red House". Piano… since I couldn't find the streaming link, here they are jamming on video!!! ---->
229	1992	Various Artists	White Boy Blues, Vol. 1	Yet another compilation with singles, so it is included here. Nicky is on "Piano Shuffle" by the All Stars
230	1992	Faster Pussycat	Whipped	Nicky again with a glam metal band from the 80s Nicky is only on "Friends"
231	1992	Joe Satriani	The Extremist	This guitar virtuoso with one of the best session drummer Simon Philips and Nicky Hopkins at his best, great combination!!! Piano on "Rubina's Blue Sky Happiness"
232	1992	Bill Wyman	Stuff	This album was released this year in Argentina and Japan only, later in 2000 in the UK, Chuck Leavell does most of the pianos and Nicky is on Keyboards
233	1992	Yoko Ono	Onobox	With Mick Jagger, Bernard Fowler, Bobby Keys, John Lennon, George Harrison, Frank Zappa, Eric Clapton, Billy Preston, Keith Moon, Brecker Brothers, Ian Underwood, Klaus Voormann etc etc. Beware great musicians but all songs are composed by Yoko LOL. I think Nicky does NOT play here but it's credited, please help, here the 6 CD complete tracks
234	1992	Killer Dwarfs	Method to the Madness	Poor Nicky… another "heavy metal" experiment of Nicky. The album is the group with only one guest Nicky.
235	1992	Jefferson Airplane	Jefferson Airplane Loves You	This is fantastic box! Get it, most of the tracks are previously unreleased, for example “plastic fantastic lover" and "Uncle Sam Blues" are live in Woodstock 1969 and with Nicky! Piano on "Plastic Fantastic Lover", "Uncle Sam Blues", "Wooden Ships", "Volunteers", "We Can Be Together", and "Hey Fredrick"
236	1992	Izzy Stradlin	Izzy Stradlin & the Ju Ju Hounds	Contributions by Ronnie Wood with "Take a Look at the Guy", also Ian McLagan and Mickey Dread. Nicky is on "Come On Now Inside", nice piano, listen here --->
237	1992	The Jayhawks	Hollywood Town Hall	This alternative country-rock group with two Rolling Stones piano players: Nicky and Benmont Tench playing piano, organ, and keyboards. Piano on "Two Angels”, "Take Me With You When You Go" and "Martin's Song"
238	1992	Spinal Tap	Break Like the Wind	With Jeff Beck, Joe Satriani, Dweezil Zappa, Slash, playing a music in the border of heavy metal and heavy rock. Keyboards on "Rainy Day Sun"
239	1992	Alexis Korner	1972 – 1983	With Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Steve Marriott, Peter Frampton, Mel Collins (King Crimson also the sax player in the original studio version of the Rolling Stones “Miss You”, Morris Pert, Rick Willis, etc Piano. Note: the link to listen is not the same album but contains songs with Nicky
240	1992	Bart Rhodes	Cast in Cement	Unreleased, however I have the full albums as a gift a long time ago, now you can listen / download it on the net. Or ask me if you want it. “The project eventually came to a halt when our deal with Curb Records failed and after I blew my Record Deal in England without even knowing it!” Bart "Rhodes" Plaskoff Electronic keyboards
241	1993	Art Garfunkel	Up 'Til Now	This is a compilation but includes seven new songs, one of them with Nicky. Nicky on "Skywriter" (Recorded live at the Royal Albert Hall)
242	1993	Murray Attaway	In Thrall	Piano on "No Tears Tonight", "Under Jets", "Angels In The Trees", "Living In Another Time", "Fall So Far" and "August Rain" With Jim Keltner and Pat Mastelotto (King Crimson) on drums, and great musicians on the keys: Benmont Tench (organ), Steve Nieve (Wurlitzer piano), Nicky Hopkins and Patrick Warren (keyboards). "Very Good, an arresting album: IN THRALL is about finding your place in the world and learning to fit into it..." Rolling Stone (08/05/1993)
243	1993	Dramarama	Hi-Fi Sci-Fi	Piano on "Right On Baby, Baby" only Mick Taylor was in their first album "Vinyl" 1991 In this album also Benmont Tench plays.
244	1993	Matthew Sweet	Altered Beast	Nicky on "Do It Again", "In Too Deep", "Reaching Out" and "Evergreen" With Byron Berline, Mick Fleetwood, Nicky Hopkins, Ivan Julian, Greg Leisz, Richard Lloyd, Fred Maher, Rick Menck, Ron Pangborn, Robert Quine, Jody Stephens, Pete Thomas
245	1993	Various artists	No Alternative.	Nicky on "Superdeformed" only Produced by Goo Goo Dolls and Soundgarden between many others, this is one of the last Nicky recordings and maybe his only one in the alternative rock of the 90s. With one track "Memorial Song" composed by Patti Smith.
246	1994	Bang Tango	Love After Death	A funk-glam-heavy-rock experiment of Nicky; just released after Nicky's dead with a nice legend "This album is dedicated to the memory of Nicky Hopkins”. Nicky in on "1000 Goodbyes"
247	1994	Zero	Chance in a Million	Keyboards all tracks. With ex band-mates John Cipollina and Pete Sears. Lyrics by Robert Hunter (grateful Dead lyricist). Recorded live at The Great American Music Hall, San Francisco in October 1992, probably one of the last live recordings with Nicky
248	1994	Merell Fankhauser	Jungle Lo Lo Band	Featuring Ed Cassidy from Spirit.	Not available
249	1994	John Lennon	Imagine (The Outtakes)	Check these three albums for an idea of the whole sessions!!!
250	1995	Julian Dawson	Travel On	This is our friend and Nicky enthusiast: Singer, songwriter, guitarist, harmonica player, author of the one really great biography of Nicky Hopkins "And on Piano! Nicky Hopkins: The Extraordinary Life of Rock’s Greatest Session Man" Nicky on "You're Listening Now"
251	1995	Marc Bolan	Prehistoric	Nicky is only on "Jasper C. Debussy"… listen ---> Marc Bolan (vocals, guitar); Big Jim Sullivan (guitar); Nicky Hopkins (piano); Clem Cattini (drums). Producer: Simon Napier Bell
252	1995	Joe Walsh	A Future to This Life: Robocop – The Series Soundtrack	This soundtrack includes only one song with Nicky: Joe Walsh’s “Guilty of the Crime” including Joe Walsh, Frankie Miller and Nicky. Not sure if the other two tracks by Joe Walsh have Nicky playing.
253	1996	Tamara Champlin	You Won't Get to Heaven Alive	Tamara is the wife of Bill Champlin, leader of The Sons of Champlin Nicky on "Rock N Roll Tragedy" and "Tragic Black"
254	1996	Leo Sayer	The Show Must Go On: The Anthology	Nicky on "All this and World War II"
255	1996	The Rolling Stones	The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus	Recorded in December 1968 with Nicky on all tracks with piano on the set by the stones
256	1996	Novato Frank Band	Rock 'N' Roll Heaven	Ex band-mate John Cipollina from his days with Quicksilver is the executive producer of this album. Guests includes Mickey Hart, Spencer Dryden, Greg Elmore and Mario Cipollina.
257	1996	Jerry Lynn Williams	Peacemaker	Piano on "Running on Faith", to note who is Jerry, he’s co-author with Nicky of four tracks of “The Tin Man was a Dreamer” (“Dolly, Speed on”, ”Banana Anna” and “Lawyer’s lament”) It's a 3-track CD (available for sale if you want it), two years later it was released on a full album, see below.
258	1997	John Kay	The Lost Heritage Tapes	Great sessions by John Kay founder and leader of the legendary band Steppenwolf. The basic band includes Wayne Cook as the main keyboardist and Nicky as a guest in “Down in New Orleans”, and “Hey I’m Alright” only. Note: A mistake in the liner notes does not credit Nicky in the first track.
259	1997	The Strawbs	Halcyon Days: The A&M Years	Even that this is a compilation album, is included here 'cause this album shows the change from the quirky British bluegrass style to progressive rock.
260	1997	The Hollies	At Abbey Road 1966-1970	Nicky on "Listen To Me"
261	1998	John Lennon	Anthology and Wonsaponatime	"Anthology" is a four-CD box set of home demos, alternative studio outtakes and other unreleased material while "Wonsaponatime" is a short one-CD digipack with selections. On both there's a version of Imagine "Imagine (Take 1)" with Nicky on electric piano, remember that Nicky is not in the song "Imagine" in the original album. Piano and electric piano
262	1998	Helen O'Hara	Southern Hearts (Romanza)	Piano, Synthesizer on all songs. The song "Romanza" was composed By Helen O'Hara and Nicky Hopkins.
263	1998	Alexis Korner	Musically Rich...And Famous: Anthology 1967-1982	Piano. Note: the link to listen is not exactly the same album but contains songs with Nicky
264	1998	Jimmy Page	Masters: No Introduction Required	Another version of Nicky Hopkins et al “No Introduction” click here for more http://rocksoff.org/nicky-semisolo.htm
265	1998	The Creation	"Complete Collection, Vol. 1: Making Time" also "Our music is red - white, purple flashes"	This was recorded in 1968, the band includes Ronnie Wood
266	1998	Jerry Lynn Williams	The Peacemaker Private Sessions	Nicky on “Just How You Play the Game”, “Running on faith”, “What's This World Coming To” and “You Better Rock Me Baby” only. In the last two with Eric Clapton, in the first with Stevie Ray Vaughn.
267	1999	Majic Ship	Songwaves Project	Nicky and Mick Taylor on "Tell Me (You're Coming Back)" by Jagger/Richards. recorded in 1991
268	1999	Stepfanie Kramer	One Dream or One Love	Nicky does not play here, but this album includes a song apparently composed by Nicky. The lyrics of the song were written by Trevor Veitch and the music by "Nicky Hopkins", it’s a song about perpetual war in Ireland. Since I'm not sure of it's our Nicky or other I left this one here
269	1999	Bill Wyman	Anyway The Wind Blows	Nicky is only in the US version released in 1999, the UK version was released in 1998 and has no Nicky. The American version has two bonus tracks from some of the very last studio session with Nicky Hopkins recorded at Braise Studios, Maidenhead, England between April, and September 1994. The tracks with Nicky are the closing tracks “Sugar Babe” and “Gonna Find Me A New Love”. Only in the US version of 1999, this one, listen… great pianos as usual
270	2000	Duster Bennett	Shady Little Baby: Unreleased & Rare Recordings, Vol. 3	Since is unreleased and rare recordings it's included here… Nicky on "Take Care (But Don’t Take It Easy)" and "Fingertips"	Not available
271	2000	Sufjan Stevens	A Sun Came	It includes a psych version of "Rice Pudding" co-composed by Nicky, Jeff Beck and Ronnie Wood with lyrics by Sufjan Stevens.
272	2000	Doug Fieger	First Things First	Doug of the Knack with Jeff Baxter, Jim Keltner, Ray Manzarek, Billy Preston, and Benmont Tench. This is one of Nicky’s last recordings! Nicky credited in all songs
273	2000	Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones and John Bonham	Rock and Roll Highway	Another version of Nicky Hopkins et al “No Introduction” click here for more http://rocksoff.org/nicky-semisolo.htm
274	2001	The Kinks	The Songs We Sang for Auntie: BBC Sessions 1964-1977	Nicky on "Waterloo Sunset" Only one song with Nicky but live! Piccadilly Studio, BBC London, July 1, 1968. First broadcast on Top Gear RadioBBC-1 July 7, 1968
275	2003	Mu	The Last Album (bootleg by Akarma)	Nicky live - June 1991 at Pismo Vets, Pismo Beach, CA in a great rendition to Jimi Hendrix' Red House	Not available
276	2003	Adam Bomb	New York Times	Nicky is on "New York Child", "Cheyenne” and "Heaven come to me”. Great guests, Nicky, Mick Taylor, Flo & Eddie (LOL) Steve Stevens and Michael Lee Smith (Cameo lead vocals)
277	2003	Don Fardon	I'm Alive	This is a Tommy James and the Shondells cover recorded and released as a single in 1969
278	2003	Buzzy Linhart	Buzzy Linhart Presents the Big Few	With Stones sessionist Harvey Mandel. Nicky plays in the opening track "Hurts So Bad It Must Be Love"
279	2004	Jerry Garcia	All Good Things: Jerry Garcia Studio Sessions	Remastered versions of Jerry Garcia's five solo studio albums with bonus tracks, a bonus disc of previously unreleased tracks, and a 130-page booklet. Nicky attended the Reflections sessions and some studio jams and toured with Jerry. In addition to the regular songs, he played on the official discography, Nicky is on these bonus tracks: "All By Myself (Studio Jam)", "You Win Again", (for those two check the link for reflections above) “Catfish John (Alternate Take)", "I'll Take A Melody (Alternate Take)" and "Hully Gully/Rockin' Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu (Studio Jam)" (for these click here ---->)
280	2004	Giles, Giles and Fripp	The Brondesbury Tapes 1968	A CD with outtakes of the above sessions. The CD booklet does not mention Nicky in any track so I’m not sure is he’s here. However, in the original "The Cheerful Insanity of Giles, Giles and Fripp" Nicky is credited for piano on the back cover
281	2005	Various Artists	Hammond Heroes: 60s R&B Organ Grooves	Here we have only one song from the album "Soul sounds" by "Soul revival" (see above in 1967 for more about the album)
282	2005	Jimmy Page	Get the Led Out: Led Zeppelin Salute	Here we have a bonus with "Burn up" a song written by Nicky available in many, many versions of the classic "No Introduction" click here for more
283	2005	Jerry Garcia	Garcia Plays Dylan	Nicky on ""Tough Mama" and ""Positively 4th Street""
284	2006	The Strawbs	Taste of Strawbs	A compilation but with bonus. Nicky plays on "The Man Who Called Himself Jesus"
285	2006	Buzzy Linhart	Studio	Nicky is only on "It Hurts So Bad That It Must Be Love"
286	2006	Frankie Miller	Long Way Home	Great pianos by Nicky here
287	2007	Vashti Bunyan	Some Things Just Stick in Your Mind: Singles and Demos 1964-1967	As mentioned before (1965), Nicky was in some of her singles, now here you can listen all of them and some unreleased tracks too
288	2007	Terry & the Pirates	Return to Silverado	"Dedicated in memory of Nicky Hopkins", this CD contains 11 songs previously released (see above) and 18 unreleased tracks, some with Nicky
289	2008	The Kinks	Picture Book [Box Set]	This is a six-disc box set with many unreleased tracks, demos, alternate takes etc.	Not available
290	2008	Terry & the Pirates	Comanche Boots	Nicky on three tracks "I Can't Dance", "Truer Than Blue" and his own composition "Nicky's tune"	Not available
291	2008	Labelle	Back to Now	Nicky only on "Miss Otis Regrets" (Cole Porter) with Keith Moon on drums. Sessions recorded in the mid-70s
292	2009	Various artists	Woodstock 40 Years On: Back to Yasgur's Farm	Nicky on the full set by Jefferson Airplane
293	2009	Chris Thompson	Timeline	Nicky on "If You Remember Me" only and with the band "Night" in which Nicky was a member (see above)
294	2009	Rod Stewart	The Rod Stewart Sessions 1971-1998	A great collection of Rod since the early days. Nicky is on "Scarred & Scared [Early Take]", I Was Only Joking [Early Take], Hard Lesson To Learn [Alternate Version], "Heaven", "In My Life [Piano Version]", "Let The Day Begin [Alternate Version]", "The Groom's Still Waiting At The Altar [Alternate Version]", "Windy Town [Piano Version]", In A Broken Dream [1992], "This Wheel's On Fire" and "I Wanna Stay Home"
295	2009	The Jayhawks	Music from the North Country: The Jayhawks Anthology	Nicky is on "Waiting for the Sun", "Martin's Song ", "Clouds" and "Settled Down Like Rain"
296	2009	The Jerry García Band	Let It Rock: The Jerry Garcia Collection, Vol. 2	Recorded during the 1975 tour; this one live at Keystone Berkeley, November 17 and 18, the band is Jerry García and Nicky Hopkins with John Kahn on bass and Ron Tutt on drums and vocals. This is a must
297	2009	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Castles in the Sand	Studio Jam recorded in Corte Madera, CA late 1969 and early 1979
298	2010	John Lennon	Signature Box	Yet another compilation (this with 11 CDs) with the official discography without bonus and two additional CDs, one with non-album singles and the other with home tapes
299	2011	The Hollies	The Clarke, Hicks & Nash Years: The Complete Hollies (April 1963-October 1968)	Another compilation, this includes 14 previously unreleased tracks such as French-language versions of hit songs, alternate stereo mixes and a live set, Nicky is in the already mentioned songs
300	2011	Dave Davies	Hidden Treasures	Nicky is on "Death Of A Clown", "Love Me Till The Sun Shines", "Susannah's Still Alive", "Funny Face" and "Good Luck Charm" playing piano, organ and mellotron
301	2011	Mary Kay Place	Almost Grown	Great pianos, especially for the Chuck Berry cover of "Almost Grown"
302	2012	Lee Hazlewood	The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1968-71)	Another compilation with singles, so it is included here
303	2012	The Strawbs	Of a Time	Dave Cousins lovingly recreated the original version of the first A&M Strawbs album which was presented to A&M's Gil Friesen in 1968 but which was roundly rejected. Again, Nicky doing sessions with John Paul Jones and Andy Newmark
304	2012	Graham Parker	Live at Rockpalast	Another live recording with Nicky! Grugahalle, Essen, Germany, October 18th, 1980, the link sends you to the start of the show who is also available as DVD!
305	2013	Lee Hazlewood	There's a Dream I've Been Saving: 1966-1971	A 4 CD + DVD
306	2013	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Hawaii 1970	Recorded live at the Honolulu Convention Center on June 13, 1970… during the "Just for Love" and "What About Me" time
307	2014	Joe Satriani	The Complete Studio Recordings	In contains 14 CDs with all albums from "Not of This Earth" to "Unstoppable Momentum" so Nicky is there, but it also contains one additional CD "Additional Creations and Bonus Tracks" so probably Nicky is there too, not sure at the moment
308	2014	Randy Ingram	Sky/Lift	The song "Nicky" is jazz homage to Nicky Hopkins, take a listen!
309	2014	Small Faces	Here Come the Nice: The Immediate Years 1967-1969	This unreleased stereo alternate version of "Wham Bam Thank You Ma’am”. Important: Apparently is the same version of the single, one is 3:20 (single and Autumn Stone) and this one is 3:18 but I cannot hear any difference.
310	2014	Jerry Garcia / Jerry Garcia Band	Garcia Live, Vol. 5: December 31st, 1975 Keystone Berkeley	This was bootlegged for years, but finally was released officially… Nicky was a little drunk and wishing a new year in a very funny way, don't miss this whole show
311	2014	Nils Lofgren	Face the Music	Another box set (this with 9 CDs and 1 DVD) with Nicky on 5 tracks. The link “click to listen” takes you to the 2CD with bonus tracks; thanks to Gene Pierce for information!
312	2015	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Stony Brook College, New York 1970	Another live recording with Nicky while being a member of Quicksilver Messenger Service
313	2015	The Rolling Stones	From the Vault: The Marquee Club Live in 1971	Great live pianos!! edition
314	2015	The Rolling Stones	Sticky Fingers (deluxe edition)	Nicky in addition to the original version (see above) plays on the live shows: The Roundhouse, March 14, 1971 and University of Leeds, March 13, 1971
315	2016	Quicksilver Messenger Service	More Happy Trails 1969	Yet another live recording of Nicky with his band QMS	Not available
316	2016	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Live Across America 1967-1977	More live material, Nicky of course in some of the 1969-1970 shows, it also includes some rehearsals for the shows in Hawaii, all with Nicky
317	2018	Mark-Almond Band	Unplugged (Circa 1971)	A very nice recording with Nicky on organ and piano.
318	2019	Quicksilver Messenger Service	Winterland 1969	Recordings on NYE, December 31, 1969 at the Winterland Arena in San Francisco
319	2020	Mark-Almond	Fifty Years - Anniversary Edition	Another compilation with bonus, so it is included here
320	2020	The Rolling Stones	Goats Head Soup (deluxe edition)	In the original version Piano on "Dancing with Mr. D", "100 Years Ago", "Coming Down Again", "Angie", "Winter" and "Can You Hear the Music" This 2020 version has 10 unreleased tracks: 3 are outtakes, 6 alternate takes and one demo. Nicky is on “All the rage”, “100 years ago (Piano demo) with only Mick and Nicky, “Dancing with Mr. D (instrumental)”, “Heartbreaker (instrumental”, “Dancing with Mr. D, (Glyn Johns 1973 Remix)”, “Heartbreaker (Glyn Johns 1973 Remix)”, and “Silver Train” (Glyn Johns 1973 Remix)”
321	2021	The Rolling Stones	Tattoo You (deluxe edition)	In the original version Nicky is on "No use in crying" and “Waiting on a friend" both recorded in 1981, and on piano on "Tops" from sessions in 1972 and 1975 In this 2021 version Nicky plays piano on “Living in the heart of love”, “Drift Away” and “Come to the Ball”
322	2023	Bobby Keys	Lover's Rockin: The Lost Album	An album with finished and unfinished outtakes from recordings produced by Clive Hunt, the tapes were recorded during The Rolling Stones’ “Goat's Head Soup” studio sessions in Jamaic in November 1972

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