RICHARDS, KEITH
Vinyl · HotWacks archive review
SING ME BACK HOME
- Label
- OBR 93031
- Source
- Hotel room in Cabo St. Lucas, Mexico around 18 December 1983
- Format
- 1 LP yellow vinyl
- Running time
- 24.33/25.55
- Sound / source
- Audience stereo
- Packaging
- Foldout cover, 60 numbered copies including booklet.
- Features
- Video / source
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Track list
Side One: 1. Oh Boy, 2. So Sad, 3. Cathy’s Clown, 4. I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now, 5. Memphis, Tennessee, 6. Wanna Hold You, 7. All Shook Up, 8. Let’s Spend The Night Together, 9. Wild Horses, 10. Time Is On My Side.
Side Two: 1. All In My Mind, 2. Tutti Frutti, 3. Blue Moon, 4. Sing Me Back Home, 5. You Win Again, 6. Born To Loose, 7. Think It’s Over, 8. It’s So Easy, 9. Well Allright, 10. Summertime Blues, 11. Crying, Waiting, Hoping, 12. That’ll Be The Day, 13. Love Is Strange, 14. Learning The Game.
The review
The third release from OBR in 2026 is in fact a reissue pressed from the original plates (just 60 copies) in yellow vinyl. The artwork however has been reworked by M.Heffner, on the front cover there is a yellow vinyl black sticker on top and the word Mexico has been added just below the title; the back has new track listing design in red letters, which maintained the old Born To Loose mistake instead of Born To Lose, credits for the artwork go to the late Harald L. who was the original cover artist, a specialist on Ray Charles and blues songs who passed away some years ago. There is also a new carefully crafted spine which with the yellow colour of the vinyl and sleeve makes this a great collector’s item. The music comes from Keith Richards’ wedding session from a hotel room in Cabo St. Lucas, Mexico around December 18th and mostly features Keith strumming alone on the guitar old favourite of his, but at times another guy joins him, named Stroker allegedly the Mexican ‘producer, who provides backing vocals on some songs (All Shook Up, Learning The Game and I Wonder Who’s Kissing Her Now, Try A Little Tenderness not included here). There is in fact enough material for another platter, probably a double album would have been more appealing to fans and collectors.
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Published Jun 8, 2026 - 9:33:55 AM









