Biography
Ron Wood, born on June 1, 1947, in Hillingdon, England, is an iconic musician known for his extraordinary talent as a guitarist and songwriter. His musical journey began in the vibrant London music scene of the 1960s, where he first gained prominence as a member of the Faces, a rock band that captured the spirit of the era with their high-energy performances and blues-infused sound. Early in his career, Wood joined the Jeff Beck Group alongside the legendary guitarist Jeff Beck, which helped him refine his skills and make connections that would serve him well in his later pursuits. His distinct guitar playing style combined with a love for art and painting laid the foundation for a multi-faceted career that transcends traditional rock music boundaries.
Roles
Guitarist, Songwriter
Band History
The Faces, The Rolling Stones
Signature Gear
Guitars: Gibson Les Paul, Fender Telecaster
Amps: Gibson GA-40
Bandmates & Collaborators
Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, Nicky Hopkins, Ronald David Wood, The Ronnie Wood Band, Ronnie Wood with his Wild Five