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thecitadel
Give the man a break.
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treaclefingers
I see this thread is really gathering some steam.
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Title5Take1
Chuck said he was disappointed when the Stones didn't call him up to record BRIDGES TO BABYLON. But they did call him up subsequently. So it's not like they use him out of sheer habit.
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Redhotcarpet
Nicky!
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Redhotcarpet
Nicky!
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Title5Take1
Chuck said he was disappointed when the Stones didn't call him up to record BRIDGES TO BABYLON. But they did call him up subsequently. So it's not like they use him out of sheer habit.
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Title5Take1
Chuck said he was disappointed when the Stones didn't call him up to record BRIDGES TO BABYLON. But they did call him up subsequently. So it's not like they use him out of sheer habit.
Chuck revealed TOO MUCH in an interview, about him being the musical leader of the group. That's why he didn't get the call for the B2B-sessions. He was back for the tour, though.
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71Tele
He's a nice person
He was great in the Allman Bros.
He was great in Sea Levell
Mick and Keith love him
The Stones couldn't possible exist without him
He knows the chords and tempos to all the songs
He's an honorary forest ranger.
He loves his wife and is kind to animals
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Mathijs
But there must be something positive about Chuck
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71Tele
He's a nice person
He was great in the Allman Bros.
He was great in Sea Levell
Mick and Keith love him
The Stones couldn't possible exist without him
He knows the chords and tempos to all the songs
Ian Stewart annointed him his successor
He's an honorary forest ranger.
He loves his wife and is kind to animals
And I STILL can't stand his mid-rangey boring keyboard playing in the Stones!
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Title5Take1
Chuck said he was disappointed when the Stones didn't call him up to record BRIDGES TO BABYLON. But they did call him up subsequently. So it's not like they use him out of sheer habit.