Rod Stewart & PP Arnold - Come Home Baby. Guitar: Keith Richards Bass: Ronnie Wood Drums: Micky Waller Keyboards: Nicky Hopkins, Keith Emmerson Brass: The Georgie Fame Brass Section Produced By Mick Jagger Recorded in 1967 Released only as a promo on Immediate Records in 1968 Originally recorded by Wilson Pickett in 1964 ...The Immediate contract was another two singles a year deal and Rod was able to get out of it because the second single was not released and therefore the option lapsed. The planned follow up was to be the Jagger produced Lee Dorsey hit Working In The Coal Mine on which Rod would share vocals with another Immediate artist, P. P. Arnold. The session was arranged and the song recorded and then there was an argument in the studio with Jagger who said that Rod could not hit the high notes, and that his voice was not right for the song as he thought it should be done. Jagger walked out in a temper and took the tapes with him and shortly afterwards had a row with Andrew Oldham and no one knows what happened to the tapes. One song which did survive from the session was Come Home Baby...
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