“But circumstances worked out in the late ’80s that, uh, obviously Mick and I were not going to be working together for a while. “My thing has always been the Stones and, you know, you leave at your peril,” he adds, with a throaty, nicotine-y laugh.
“Keith Richards: Under the Influence” is a new documentary. “I was very reluctant to start going solo,” the 71-year-old Richards tells Oscar-winning documentarian Morgan Neville (“20 Feet From Stardom”) in the new film. The doc, available Friday on Netflix, centers on the making of Richards’ new solo album, “Crosseyed Heart,” which is also being released Friday. Richards lets rip on his fights with Jagger, getting slugged by Chuck Berry, aging, reuniting with his dad, his musical secrets and the curse of being a larger-than-life character in “Keith Richards: Under the Influence,” a documentary premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival this week. Relations were so bad between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in the 1980s that the guitarist calls the period “World War III,” Richards says in a new documentary hitting Netflix.
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