Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards shared a few albums he'd like to have with him if he were stranded in the middle of nowhere.

Speaking with the BBC, the legend shared his desert island discs.

Among his favorites are Chuck Berry's Wee Wee Hours, Hank Williams's You Win Again, and Aaron Neville's My True Story.

The other fives discs to make the list were Etta James' Sugar on the Floor, Freddy Scott's Are You Lonely for Me, Gregory Isaacs' Extra Classic, Nigel Kennedy and the English Chamber Orchestra's Spring from Vivaldi's Four Seasons, and Little Walter's Key to the Highway.

Richards also talked about his rep for partying, saying it's no longer who he is.

"I do love old Keith, and I do love the way people cotton on to him. It's one part of me and a lot of that's in the past.

I'm growing up, or rather evolving. I suppose with grandchildren I suddenly realise I'm in it for the longer haul."