On Tuesday, with a few days off before their next scheduled show, The Rolling Stones keyboardist and musical director Chuck Leavell made a stop at NYC’s Paste Studio where he offered up a three-song performance for his own Paste session.
Chuck opened up his session with The Rolling Stones’ “Tumbling Dice”, a tune off of the band’s beloved 1972 album Exile On Main St. He moved forward with a performance of  “Living A Dream” by Sea Level, the jazz fusion band he became a founding member of following his tenure in the Allman Brothers Band. Leavell closed the performance with a take on Blind Willie McTell‘s “Statesboro Blues”, which became a regular in the Allman’s rotation through their finals days in 2014.
Watch Chuck Leavell’s full set or separate videos of his Paste session below:
Chuck Leavell – Paste Studio session – [Full Session]
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Chuck Leavell – “Tumbling Dice”
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Chuck Leavell – “Living In A Dream”
[Video:Â Paste Magazine]
Chuck Leavell – “Statesboro Blues”
[Video:Â Paste Magazine]
The Rollings Stones 2019 summer tour continues with a pair of performances at East Rutherford, NJ’s MetLife Stadium on August 1st and 5th. Head to the band’s website for a full list of their upcoming tour dates, ticketing, and more information.