Keith Richards Reflects on 30 Years of His Debut Solo Album, ‘Talk Is Cheap’
From his days in the Rolling Stones to his career now, Richards shared what it was like to go solo.
It’s been 30 years since Keith Richards released his first solo album, “Talk Is Cheap,” and, to this day, the longtime Rolling Stones guitarist considers it a “damn good record.”
To celebrate the anniversary and deluxe reissue of his 1988 solo debut, Richards joined musician and record producer Steve Jordan for an exclusive interview on SiriusXM to talk about his career, his unique songwriting process, his decades with the Stones, and more.
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