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RONNIE WOOD Original handwritten draft of lyrics titled “Will He Take a Shine to You?”, bearing Ronnie Wood’s signature, accompanied by documents of provenance. A handwritten sheet attributed to Ronnie Wood (born 1947), guitarist for the Rolling Stones since 1975 and former member of the Faces, containing the working lyrics for a composition titled “Will He Take a Shine to You?”. The document features several handwritten verses, variations in wording, and a musical annotation specifying the structure of an eight-measure instrumental passage as well as the proposed chords. This combination of lyrics and arrangement notes provides direct insight into the musician’s compositional process. The document’s provenance is documented by a signed statement from Dave Simpson, indicating that he acquired it from the Compton Cassey Gallery, which reportedly obtained it directly from Jamie Wood, the musician’s adopted son. It is accompanied by a certificate issued on May 4, 2011, by Jonathan Poole, then director of the Compton Cassey Gallery, identifying, among other things, the manuscript *Will He Take a Shine to You?* as one of the song lyrics attributed to Ronnie Wood. An Aguttes certificate is included. Dimensions: 30 x 21 cm. Provenance: Jamie Wood, according to Dave Simpson’s certificate May 4, 2011, Compton Cassey Gallery, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom; acquired by Dave Simpson May 23, 2011, Private collection
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