Right on Bill!!
Keep on rocking....Looking forward
to your new album.
Thanks.

Wyman's getting up there beyond the others in terms of age (who are already at 70 and/or 71)...he's older than Jagger and Richards by a few years. Obviously he wants to get everything out before it's too late.

So I'm happy to see this, I've always been a fan of Wyman's (as bass player and his solo work).



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Young Bill at 77.

Musicians don't age!

I am so thrilled for Bill with his new album.

CE

I'd like to hear him in a group that really shows what is great about his bass playing, unfortunately that group might be the Stones.

Bill should include MT on this tour-band.

Bill and Mick be great. All we need is for Keith , Charlie, Woodie
And Jagger as special guests.

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Bill and Mick be great. All we need is for Keith , Charlie, Woodie
And Jagger as special guests.

Jagger could sing back-up on one song.... and wait in behind the rest of the show.

LOL.....
Poor Mick.

A number of news articles on this, I'm not sure of all that have been posted here. Sounds good.

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I'd like to hear him in a group that really shows what is great about his bass playing, unfortunately that group might be the Stones.

Actually, The Rythmn Kings have been just that.....for the last 20 years or so.
Very accomplished musicians, individually and collectively.
Just not gossip column fodder, thats all.

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Bill and Mick be great. All we need is for Keith , Charlie, Woodie
And Jagger as special guests.

Jagger could sing back-up on one song.... and wait in behind the rest of the show.

ROTFLMAO... ><

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I'd like to hear him in a group that really shows what is great about his bass playing, unfortunately that group might be the Stones.

Actually, The Rythmn Kings have been just that.....for the last 20 years or so.
Very accomplished musicians, individually and collectively.
Just not gossip column fodder, thats all.

Absolutely.

And they do it because they enjoy doing it!

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Captain Corella
60 Years a Fan

You can pre-order a signed copy here:

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Willie and the Poor Boys, awesome stuff as well. Much like the Rhythm Kings.

Pass, he quit.

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Willie and the Poor Boys, awesome stuff as well. Much like the Rhythm Kings.

Wasn't that before Willie and the Poor Boys, i.e. the ARMS tour to help Ronnie Lane ?

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Willie and the Poor Boys, awesome stuff as well. Much like the Rhythm Kings.

Wasn't that before Willie and the Poor Boys, i.e. the ARMS tour to help Ronnie Lane ?

Probably, close to that same era and reading, it sounded like some of these musicians helped the Willie and the Poorboys band.

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Willie and the Poor Boys, awesome stuff as well. Much like the Rhythm Kings.

Wasn't that before Willie and the Poor Boys, i.e. the ARMS tour to help Ronnie Lane ?

Probably, close to that same era and reading, it sounded like some of these musicians helped the Willie and the Poorboys band.

Rock of Ages: Ronnie Lane Benefit Show Brings Out Clapton, Beck, Page, Stones
Back from the Sixties and better than ever, Britain's rock elite band together to help an old buddy
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Hear the first song off the album, here: -----> What & How & If & When & Why

Well that 'song' was certainly interesting.

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Hear the first song off the album, here: -----> What & How & If & When & Why

Thanks for the post. A bit too slick for my tastes but it doesn't totally suck. One of those tunes that would probably sound great live.

Bill obviously had a rhyming dictionary close by for this one.

peace

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Thanks for posting! Honestly I'm impressed with the urgency in Bills vocal delivery. Reminds me a bit of Ian Andersons post 80s singing. Didn't we talk about "competition opposition" lyrics just a few days ago?

I love that he got in a plug for metal detecting in the PR.
Kudos to bill for still recording. It takes guts to step up to the plate and take a swing.

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-Bill obviously had a rhyming dictionary close by for this one-

Ha. I thought the same thing when I heard it. I like the title, it's kinda Woody like or... Wood-ish. Somthin' he Wooda used as a title for song maybe.

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Hear the first song off the album, here: -----> What & How & If & When & Why

Thanks! I like it, a lot! ... and i haven't like much by Bill since his 1st 3 albums.

Nice, certainly better than anything on his albums from the 70s !

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While waiting for his album, watch this documentary by Bill - great





PS - Chuck, from 32:15 - here is how you play piano