Time for this "Ronnie" name to stop. When you get past a certain age you should add dignity and use the mans name...Ronald.

Thank you.

So I guess "Woody" is out?

the nickname "woody" is acceptable where applicable.

when i hear ronald i think of either the former u.s. president or mcdonalds.

When he was with the Faces I think I remember people just calling him "Ron Wood." How about that? As for Kathy51's comment...guess we'll have to wait for Ekat's snarky comments on Big Brother.

guess you want us to start saying michael jagger charles watts and ex stones william for bill wyman lewis jones michael taylor as well. kind of late in the game to do that i think.



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Funny this topic came up. Just this morning I was thinking of going to Austria to see Charlie play and I thought what if I bumped into him. Should I call him Charlie or Mr. Watts? I had the same situation when I saw Chuck Berry, I said Hi Chuck to him excitedly and he responded with a very low toned "good evening" Kind of got the feeling he didn't want to be bothered. Of course that's a difficult situation for both sides.

The name "Woody" is just kind of creepy at this stage of the game. Ron Wood is just fine...Keep the Ronnie and Woody out of the equasion.

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trainarollin
The name "Woody" is just kind of creepy at this stage of the game. Ron Wood is just fine...Keep the Ronnie and Woody out of the equasion.

no we keep it as it is.

BANG !

Ronnie/Ronald/Woody/Wood is " OT "....congrats !

Oh,I´m sorry.....got it wrong.

Of course you are referring to this Ronald :

Ronald "Good Looking" Wood

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trainarollin
Time for this "Ronnie" name to stop. When you get past a certain age you should add dignity and use the mans name...Ronald.

Thank you.

I've been at just ONE event where Ronnie (sorry - Ronald) had a guest spot, and was actually introduced as RONALD DAVID WOOD. It was at the memorial tribute gig for his lare brother ART, laid on by the Eel Pie Club if Richmond/Twickenham, at which ART was a regular. Anyone else remember that ?

why not call him "morning"?....><



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kath51
the nickname "woody" is acceptable where applicable.

I gather that in some parts of the English speaking world, possessing a "woody" has other connotations. ><

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guitarbastard
why not call him "morning"?....><

4pm is morning to musicians.

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guitarbastard
why not call him "morning"?....><

4pm is morning to musicians.

i rather thought about the combination with his family-name...

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ghostryder13
when i hear ronald i think of either the former u.s. president or mcdonalds.

Or Donald Duck.....

on lead guitar "the strat master himself " rocking ronnie wood

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trainarollin
Time for this "Ronnie" name to stop. When you get past a certain age you should add dignity and use the mans name...Ronald.

Thank you.

Are you hoping for the same effect, Aunt Polly was expecting?

"Thomas Sawyer!"
Tom knew that when his name was pronounced in full, it meant trouble.

...well, it didn't work then...

this is stupid.
He is still called Ronnie.
OR is there some kind of age-limit for rock n roll?
Should we start calling chuck berry for his real name?

shut up man, go to bed.

let's not.

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this is stupid.
He is still called Ronnie.
OR is there some kind of age-limit for rock n roll?
Should we start calling chuck berry for his real name?

shut up man, go to bed.

Sir Charles Ding-a-ling Berry Works for me.

wonder what the singer michael and charles the drummer thinks of ronald these days.