The first page of this thread mentioned April 2014, quoting Ori, but it was very unlikely, unless, as you said, Richie had already written and recorded most of his new album then decided to add Ori on a few tracks.
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Richie has never been so valued by critics and magazines as Joey Perry, Cobain, The Edge or Slash. But his guitar work was brillant in the past. Many guitarists, including Jimmy Page, Clapton or recently Slash respect their work.
Richie simply not developed his solo career, which is a shame, because at that time, if he had chosen to create their own career, eventually would have gotten a small place in music, having your own name, and might have been well respected with the time, as Little Steven or Joey Perry. But Richie followed with Bon Jovi, and in these last 15 years have cast many albums and tours, so finally missed that train. But it is never too late to do your own thing, really prove yourself (No matter the success or the critic. what matters is to try). I think the real failure for Richie, would have been .... not be able to leave the Because We Can Tour, and continue making average records with Bon Jovi produced by John Shanks now. |
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In the summer of 2013, Richie said that he had written enough material for two albums. But this was not short term, it was a vision for five years, throwing one in 2015 and the other a couple of years later. Also he mentions a guy of Elektra Records. But those plans changed with Orianthi in April 2014.
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Since we're back on the topic of Richie's NOT released solo albums, don't forget the solo album he was supposed to do in the mid 2000's when he said he was going to be working with the likes of Kenny Chesney and Jo Dee Messina. That one never happened either.
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At least, Richie has collaborated with some artists and has written some songs for soundtracks and other projects. Take Me on (Soundtrack On The Line) 2001 One Last Goodbye (Soundtrack The Banger Sister) 2002 When a Blind Man Cries (with Heaven and Earth) 2004 Let Me Roll It (for American Made World Played, 'Compilation') 2005 Vehicle (with Bo Bice) 2005 Great Hall Of Fame (for A Tribute to a Legend, 'Compilation') 2008 Blood On The Ground (Soundtrack Dark Streets) 2008 Willin' to Try (Duet with Travis Tritt & Lucy Woodwardor for Randy Jackson's Music Club, Vol. 1) 2008 Could have been a great album if he had made in those years ( period 2002-2008 ) his voice was pure and beautiful in songs like One Last Goodbye, When a Blind Man Cries or Great Hall Of Fame. sad. |
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The point is that he lost an opportunity to make a good solo record, especially by his voice. That is not going to come again. So I can understand Richie to go on other projects and solo albums to snap up more opportunities. Richie is 56 years old, he could lose his health at any point, and may be unable to continue making music, so you better make it now, pause as a member of Bon Jovi. And once that he feel satisfied, could return to the band. |
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