September 4, 2009 13:30
'Raw Power' guitarist rejoins The Stooges
James Williamson reunites with Iggy Pop and co
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Iggy And The Stooges are set to play with 'Raw Power'-era guitarist James Willamson at the All Tomorrow's Parties event next year.
The show, which will take place over the weekend of May 2 and 3, will be Williamson's first gig the band since 1974, following the album's release the previous year.
Williamson told Rolling Stone that he received a call from Pop asking "if I wanted to play guitar again…I figured, 'What the hell, let's do it!'."
"We're rehearsing songs from 'Raw Power', 'The Stooges', 'Fun House' and 'Kill City'," explained Williamson. "By the end we were sounding pretty great."
Williamson added there could be some new material too.
He said: "We have a long history of writing new tunes. It's probably a safe bet we will at some point."
Williamson replaces fellow Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton, who died in January.
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