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Now Look

Now Look is the second solo album by English musician Ronnie Wood, released in July 1975. In the United States, it peaked at number 118 on Billboard's top 200 albums listings, during a six-week chart run. Produced by Wood, Bobby Womack and Ian McLagan, the album also includes musical contributions from Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Jean Roussel, Willie…

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Genre
Rock
Label
Warner Bros. Records
Producers
Ronnie Wood, Bobby Womack, Ian McLagan
Recorded
22 April – 6 June 1974 (London); 14–21 April 1975 (Baambrugge)
Released
July 1975
Studios
The Wick, Richmond, London; B.B.C. Studios, Baambrugge, Holland

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Now Look

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples61
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
Components1

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Now Look

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related to Track listing · 28
Now Look → All, Ann Peebles, Bernard Miller, Big Bayou, Bobby Womack, Breathe, Can Say She's Alright, Can't Stand, Caribbean Boogie, Donald Bryant, Feeling, Found You, Gib Guilbeau, Gordon DeWitty, Got, Got Lost When, Ian McLagan, If You Don’t Want, It's Unholy, Jean Roussel
related to Personnel · 26
Now Look → Andy Newmark, Big Bayou, Bobby Womack, Breathe, Can Say She's Alright, Can't Stand, Caribbean Boogie, Feeling, Found You, Got, Got Lost When, If You Don't Want, It's Unholy, Jones, Keith Richards, McLagan, Me, Mick Taylor, My Love, Rain
Genre · 1
Now Look → Rock
Label · 1
Now Look → Warner Bros. Records
Producers · 1
Now Look → Ronnie Wood, Bobby Womack, Ian McLagan
Recorded · 1
Now Look → 22 April – 6 June 1974 (London); 14–21 April 1975 (Baambrugge)
Released · 1
Now Look → July 1975
Studios · 1
Now Look → The Wick, Richmond, London; B.B.C. Studios, Baambrugge, Holland
is a · 1
Now Look → second solo album by English musician Ronnie Wood

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wood album 1975 now look ronnie big bayou faces bobby womack ian mclagan got released july i've recorded keith richards

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Now LookGenreRock1.00infobox
Now LookLabelWarner Bros. Records1.00infobox
Now LookProducersRonnie Wood, Bobby Womack, Ian McLagan1.00infobox
Now LookRecorded22 April – 6 June 1974 (London); 14–21 April 1975 (Baambrugge)1.00infobox
Now LookReleasedJuly 19751.00infobox
Now LookStudiosThe Wick, Richmond, London; B.B.C. Studios, Baambrugge, Holland1.00infobox
Now Lookis asecond solo album by English musician Ronnie Wood0.90text
Now Lookrelated to PersonnelRonnie Wood0.60section
Now Lookrelated to PersonnelKeith Richards0.60section
Now Lookrelated to PersonnelCan Say She's Alright0.60section
Now Lookrelated to PersonnelCan't Stand0.60section
Now Lookrelated to PersonnelRain0.60section

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