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Thanks for posting that,interesting interview!

Knowing how Bill usually expresses himself, it's funny to see how he's talking very slowly here and articulating very clearly, making an effort to get the message across to the girl interviewer. I think he's also deliberately avoiding tricky English expressions.
He says during the conversation that Holland is a great country (I nearly moved here) and mentions that everyone speaks English - but apparently he's not totally sure if the interviewer can quite follow him.
I have to admit that her questions sound like she's not exactly an expert on the subject of Bill Wyman's musical career.

That kid with Monkey Grip in the back; just waiting his turn..."hurry up Grandpops".

Thanks for the posting, really good.
Bill should have left the Stones in 1982, but at leat he's making up for lost time.
I hope his photos come out in book form one day - and not in your £100+ Genesis type publications.
Also an exhibition in the UK -The Museum of Film, Photography and Television in Bradford, West Yorkshire springs to mind as a good venue outside of London.

Fanks Martijnstone .... good lil watch ....





ROCKMAN

Bill should be invited back to play on some Stones recording sessions...GOD DAMN IT!

He's not wearing a wig at least.

You gotta love Bil.. so laid back and sincere.

Simon
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In some respects Bill has the most envious lifestyle of all.

He leads a full life, lots of different projects going on.
Enjoys good health.
Settled family situation.
Can record solo material without having the world's music critics and fans scrutinise its quality
Can tour without having to plan years ahead -or have an army of 500+ employees to pay
Can live a sort of private life without having the paparizzi poking their noses at you
Still have more than enough money to live on
And actually looks younger than his ex band mates

Who would have thought in 1966 (Bill: "sullen, hollow cheeked, introverted bass player") that it would have turned out this way

really nice interview, thanx for posting. Those photos look really nice, I wouln't mind seeing the exhibition. And I would love to see the Rythm Kings (I have never seen Bill!) Hopefully I will have a chance.

Funny, by the time I was a Stones fan in '97...Wyman had been already been gone and when I watch interviews like this...it reminds me that I feel like I don't know the guy. Which is so weird because I feel like I know Mick and Keith and all the Stones fairly well. Bill, though, he's a stranger to me. I miss his thumping bass but in terms of a personality and a member...I really don't know much about him.

Great guy, great photos. I didn't even know that Keith picture was his, it's a classic.

he was invited back many times, he declined