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An upcoming career-spanning double-disc Ron Wood<\/a> collection includes solo material as well as co-written songs with the Rolling Stones<\/a>, Faces<\/a> and Jeff Beck<\/a> Group. Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025<\/em> will be available in 2CD and 2LP formats on Sept. 26. Pre-ordering is already underway<\/a>. <\/p>\n See a complete track listing below and listen to a cover of the Falcons’ No. 17 1959 hit “You’re So Fine,” Wood’s first new music since 2010’s I Feel Like Playing<\/em>. The set also features a new essay by Paul Sexton with extensive interviews. <\/p>\n Wood is celebrating his 50th anniversary<\/a> with the Rolling Stones. He’s released seven solo studio albums along the way. Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025<\/em> begins with his first groups, the Birds and the Creation, when Wood was still a teen in the mid-’60s before moving on to work<\/a> with Jeff Beck and the Faces. <\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Top 10 Ron Wood Rolling Stones Songse<\/a><\/p>\n The set’s other key songwriting collaborators include Rod Stewart<\/a> (the title track from Stewart’s 1971 LP Every Picture Tells a Story<\/a><\/em>), Bob Dylan<\/a> (1979’s “Seven Days” from Gimme Some Neck<\/a><\/em>), Billy Gibbons<\/a> of ZZ Top<\/a> (2010’s “Thing About You” from I Feel Like Playing<\/em>), Ronnie Lane<\/a> (the beloved title song from Faces’ 1973 finale Ooh La La<\/a><\/em>) and George Harrison<\/a> (1974’s “Far East Man” from I’ve Got My Own Album to Do<\/em>).<\/p>\n Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025<\/em> is rounded out by four new songs: the original “Mother of Pearl” and updates of “You’re So Fine,” Allen Toussaint’s fun R&B gem “A Certain Girl” (with Pretenders<\/a> stalwart Chrissie Hynde<\/a>) and Hopeton Lewis’ rocksteady favorite “Take It Easy.” Imelda May is featured on “You’re So Fine.” These sessions were co-produced by Sean Genockey and Woods’ son Jesse.<\/p>\n Ron Wood, ‘Fearless: Anthology 1965-2025’ Track Listing<\/strong> They didn’t necessarily become huge commercial or critical hits, but some produced career-changing moments anyway.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Nick DeRiso<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n You Think You Know the Rolling Stones?<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“You’re on My Mind” (The Birds, 1964)
“The Girls are Naked” (The Creation, 1968)
“Plynth [Water Down the Drain], (Jeff Beck Group from Beck-ola<\/em>, 1969)
“Flying (Faces from First Step<\/em>, 1970)
“Gasoline Alley” (Rod Stewart from Gasoline Alley<\/em>, 1970)
“Had Me a Real Good Time (Faces from Long Player<\/em>, 1971)
“Every Picture Tells a Story” (Rod Stewart from Every Picture Tells a Story<\/em>, 1971)
“Miss Judy’s Farm” (Faces from a Nod’s as Good as a Wink \u2026 to a Blind Horse<\/em>, 1971)
“Stay With Me” (A Nod’s as Good as a Wink \u2026 to a Blind Horse<\/em>, 1971)
“Too Bad” (A Nod’s as Good as a Wink \u2026 to a Blind Horse<\/em>, 1971)
“True Blue” (Rod Stewart from Never a Dull Moment<\/em>, 1972)
“Ooh La La” (Faces from Ooh La La<\/em>, 1973)
“I Can Feel the Fire’ (I’ve Got My Own Album to Do<\/em>, 1974)
“Mystifies Me” (I’ve Got My Own Album to Do<\/em>, 1974)
“Far East Man” (I’ve Got My Own Album to Do<\/em>, 1974)
“Breathe on Me” (Now Look<\/em>, 1975)
“I Can Say She’s Alright” (Now Look<\/em>, 1975)
“Now Look” (Now Look<\/em>, 1975)
“Hey Negrita” (Rolling Stones from Black and Blue<\/em>, 1976)
“Just for a Moment” (Wood and Ronnie Lane from Mahoney’s Last Stand Original Soundtrack<\/em>, 1976)
“Lost and Lonely” (Gimme Some Neck<\/em>, 1979)
“Seven Days” (Gimme Some Neck<\/em>, 1979)
“Dance [Pt. 1]” (Rolling Stones from Emotional Rescue<\/em>, 1980)
“Everything is Turning to Gold” (Rolling Stones from Sucking in the Seventies<\/em>, 1981)
“Black Limousine” (Rolling Stones from Tattoo You<\/em>, 1981)
“No Use in Crying” (Tattoo You<\/em>, 1981)
“Outlaws (1234<\/em>, 1981)
“Pretty Beat Up” (Rolling Stones from Undercover<\/em>, 1983)
“Somebody Else Might” (Slide on This<\/em>, 1992)
“This Little Heart” (Not for Beginners<\/em>, 2001)
“Whadd’ya Think” (Not for Beginners<\/em>, 2001)
“I Gotta See” (I Feel Like Playing<\/em>, 2010)
“Thing About You” (I Feel Like Playing<\/em>, 2010)
“Why You Wanna Go Do a Thing Like That” (I Feel Like Playing<\/em>, 2010)
“Mother of Pearl”*
“A Certain Girl” (With Chrissie Hynde)*
“Take It Easy”*
“You’re So Fine” (With Imelda May)*
*-previously unreleased<\/p>\nRolling Stones Solo Albums Ranked <\/h2>\n