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scottkeef
Hes ok but he aint no Bill wyman!
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scottkeef
He's not a Rolling Stone-just a hired bass player(one of MANY capable of the job).
And he blows on 19th Nervous Breakdown. Geez,cant you take a joke??
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DandelionPowderman
<The Stones cannot play funk,that's the problem>
Listen to Heartbreaker live from 1973 and Fingerprint File from 1975 + Hot Stuff from the same tour and say that again
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DandelionPowderman
<The Taylor area was great but no funk.Learn your basics!>
If you're not recognizing the funk in the instrumental bridge in Heartbreaker in 1973, you better get your ears examined 1975/76 was funky, AND Ronnie played.
And yes, I know my basics. LOL! Or, at least, I'm still learning when I play the shit every day. LOL!
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Doxa
Call me conservative, but to me Bill Wyman is as crucial to the unique Rolling Stones sound and swing as Charlie Watts is. You cannot take the essentials out of the entity without the wholeness to suffer. - Doxa
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Amsterdamned
My guess is that Jagger & Richards wanted a different bass sound when Bill left.
Don't you all think DJ couldn't copy Bills sound/style if he would??
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scottkeef
mofur, call me stupid(lots have!!) but I dont get the 1969 reference.as far as DJ, one Bill line hes NEVER got right that I've heard is the
"dive bomb" Nervous Breakdown fade out!