Part I: 1 Truncated Instrumental (might be the Intro to Will the Circle Be Unbroken), Part II: 2. Will The Circle Be Unbroken *, 3. Tobacco Road, 4. You Don't Have To Go, 5. That's Where It's At, 6. I'm Ahead If I Can't Quit While I'm Behind 7. Gypsy Woman 8. I Stand Accused, 9. Tonight's The Night, 10. Touch The Hem Of His Garment **, Part III: 11. What'd I Say, 12. Surprise Surprise, 13. Banter, 14. Banter & Noodling, 15.  I'm A Little Mixed Up, 16. Unidentified #1 (hummed song), 17. Unidentified #2 ("Oh I’ve been preaching for my little girl"), 18. Run Away, 19. Unidentified Instrumental, 20. Unidentified #3 ("slow down, Part IV: 21. Unidentified #4 ("talk to me"), 22. Instrumental Jam, 23. Unidentified #5 ("I’m moving on"), 24. 3 Fast Instrumental Parts, 25. Unidentified #6 (with guide vocals), 26. If You See A Ring Around Your Bathtub, 27. Unidentified #7 (slow "Somebody Else"), 28. Mystery Train, 29. Unidentified #8 (fast "Somebody Else"), 30. Unidentified #9, 31. Unidentified #10 ("Man Out Of Control"), 32. Flat Cat Blues (or Flat Head Blues), 33. Unidentified #11, 34. Jealous Love, 35. Memphis Tennessee & Blues Riffs, 36. Unidentified #12 ("Baby Try Me"), 37. Unidentified #13a, 38. So Many Rivers, 39. Unidentified #13b, 40. Final Banter.

It seems that Ronnie Wood planned a video documentary called "Ron Wood - A Private View" in 1982, which has never been aired (or even completed). Many parts of the source videos, mostly shot by Mark Pines, appeared on archive.org quite recently. Most of the circulating videos are very compressed, so the idea behind this release was to get these in best quality. It took endless hours to download mega-files with 10 -70 GB per film and to separate uncompressed audios. These files were partly in mono, partly silent but mostly in better quality than all we had of this before. For this series, only the musical content was of interest. In this part we find a jam session between Bobby Womack and Ron Wood in Wood's rented Los Angeles house on 26 September 1982.

  Some of the unidentified tracks got "benchmark" titles here (put in quotation marks). During this long jam it seemed that Bobby Womack played a lot of his new compositions to Ronnie, some of them seem to be unreleased until today. Interestingly Run Away was recorded by Ronnie Wood for his never released 1987 album Automatic.

The source has been de-clicked, the channels rebalanced and the sound refocused. No rumble reduction filter was used in order not to alter the sound.

*Because of the several noises and the heavy rumble in the right channel, it was decided to keep only the left channel and to duplicate it in the first 30 seconds.

** The rumble is heavy in the outro. A slight rumble reduction filter was applied only in the outro.

Part I: comes from the video called ‘Protection_ Master 56’, Bobby Womack starts to play guitar at around 21’38 in the video. The right channel was flawed by a lot of noises: it was decided to keep only the left channel and to duplicate it; two little noises at 0’45 have been deleted. Part Two comes from ‘Protection_Master_08’ while Part III comes from ‘Protection_Master_58’20: Track 18. Run Away (a short patch was used to attenuate a flaw at 0.55): Track 20, Unidentified #3 ("slow down") started in Master_58 and continues in Master_59: both segments are reconnected (a 1 second patch in the beginning of the 2^nd part was used). Part IV comes from ‘Protection _Master 59’, here both channels have been refocused (the right one was 0,0001sec in advance): Track 38. So Many Rivers (a gap at 1’18 was deleted), 37. Track 37, Unidentified #13a (hummed song with Jealous Guy-like melody) Track 39 Unidentified #13b (Jealous Guy-like melody, but totally different lyrics). This recording is interesting but mostly for completists, the overall sound output is acceptable but not excellent, however it consists mostly of Wood and Womack jamming on acoustic guitars.