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slew
I do agree with talkcheap. MT may have died if he stayed and the Stones may have called it a day had he lasted to say 1981 or so.
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Spud
Love Ronnie...but had he not joined the Stones, I doubt that many folks today would even know who is is.
Excellent musician though he is, it's hard to imagine him doing anything else quite so memorable.
Would he perhaps have turned more seriously to painting and succeeded as an artist ?
Not sure. It's a bit like the music business I suspect...a lot of luck involved.
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Spud
Love Ronnie...but had he not joined the Stones, I doubt that many folks today would even know who is is.
Excellent musician though he is, it's hard to imagine him doing anything else quite so memorable.
Would he perhaps have turned more seriously to painting and succeeded as an artist ?
Not sure. It's a bit like the music business I suspect...a lot of luck involved.
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TravellinMan
If Mick Taylor had not left the Stones then Keith would have died in 79. Ron would have been selected to replace Keith.
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treaclefingers
Today, we'd be seeing the release of "I've Still Got My Own Album To Do - Volume 16".
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TravellinMan
If Mick Taylor had not left the Stones then Keith would have died in 79. Ron would have been selected to replace Keith.
so it would be woody just being happy to be anywhere now? and taylor would be the guy dating and marrying anyone who winked at him?
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DoomandGloom
Yup, guys like Keith and Woody are supermen when it comes to partying, the weaker will die trying to keep up. If Taylor says he was in a bad way when he quit, I believe it, now we get to see him alive and playing well. Now if Keith retired or could no longer play could there be a Rolling Stones with Woody and Taylor?
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TravellinMan
If Mick Taylor had not left the Stones then Keith would have died in 79. Ron would have been selected to replace Keith.
so it would be woody just being happy to be anywhere now? and taylor would be the guy dating and marrying anyone who winked at him?
Ouch! Bill was a force on bass, telegraphing sections with great runs and transitions. More similar to John Enthwistle than any other bassist.Quote
talkcheap
Is there only me that thinks Ron plays killer bass and so do Keith and Mick Taylor.
Everytime I hear a great line i pick the album and see there name.
What do you think about Bill? Has he any fans? You can't hear him, especially playing live. And he seems to be a mean dirty old man that made the same mistake as Taylor and left before the big money come rolling in.
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mickschix
He might be DEAD! I think the fact that Mick J is a bit of a mother hen for band mates coupled with the fact that when they tour, the Stones need INSURANCE and he must be pretty sober...all of this has kept him alive, IMO.