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duke richardson
I'm a little scared of this joker..

As you should be..... as you should be.

I'm a drummer myself,
a lot of times I feel like my favourite stone Charlie !
(Once I met the man himself, in Berlin)

Sharon . . .

Also, I remember comedian Steven Wright saying, "The Stones, I love the Stones, I can't believe they're still doing it after all these years. I watch them whenever I can . . . Fred, Wilma . . ."

Keith
Jagger
Charlie
Mick T
Brian
Ronnie
Bill

I like them all though.

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John&Trish
We love them all! Each has a special place in our hearts. Mick, Keith, Charlie, Ronnie, each so different but so vital.

How cute



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Anita Pallenberg

I love 'em all, but Keith is the one that lights it all up for me

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with sssoul
I love 'em all, but Keith is the one that lights it all up for me

Kinda like on a pinball machine, or a scoreboard, with accompanying sound?

Nice image, with sssoul.

~"Love is Strong"~

I'm probably too old to play this kind of game, but here it goes:

1. Keith Richards

2. Mick Jagger

3. Brian Jones

4. Charlie Watts

5. Bill Wyman

6. Mick Taylor

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BJPortugal

Beautiful picture, thank you, took the words out of my mouth.

Keith - for being himself, always (no matter how ugly), and for leading the great shift in direction that came with Beggar's Banquet and led to some of their greatest work.

Charlie - for staying true to his anti-rock star persona, still being a trooper after 50 years, and being an amazing drummer.

Mick - obviously there are no Stones without Mick, his songwriting contributions are great, and his showmanship second to none. But this is about "favorites" and I just never liked anything the guy had to say off the stage, and he's not a strong singer. Great mimic though.

Ronnie - for helping to keep Mick and Keith together, and having a sense of humor about the whole thing.

Brian - for pushing them musically, and for getting them together in the first place.

Mick Taylor - great guitarist, I am a huge Mick T fan. He would rank higher if he had stuck around longer and played on more of their great recordings.

Did I forget anyone?

Oh yes. Bill Wyman. I'm not a bass player but when I listen to him, I hear pretty cool stuff. Then again, I hear interesting choices when Keith is on Bass too. I don't know what to make of Bill and his bitterness, but I thank him for his role in producing a ton of music I love.