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Dan
Was Mick wearing a Domino's Pizza uniform during the first half?
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blivet
Really sweet, highly complimentary, and clearly sincere.
I liked that they used "Miss You" as the bumper music, both because it features Bill's playing prominently, and because Keith obviously does miss having him in the band.
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black n blue
His eyes looked strange
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black n blue
His eyes looked strange
I have always wondered how come Keith never said anything afterwards about Bill, of all people, going out to cop for him.
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black n blue
His eyes looked strange
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MidnightPeanut
Bill on Highland Fling from Edward is fantastic! IMHO the band sadly lacks the "roll" without him...
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24FPS
If you want to hear what Bill could do outside of the Stones pick up the great CD/DVD 'Drinkin' TNT 'N SMOKIN' DYNAMITE' set. Muddy Waters asked Bill to play bass at Muddy's Montreux Festival gig in 1974. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells heard about it and ditched their back up band in favor of Wyman with Dallas Taylor (CSNY) on drums, and Pinetop Perkins on piano.
Shut your eyes and Bill doesn't sound like he's playing for the Stones at all. What he plays is great, but is revelatory towards Bill. He could simply play whatever he was called upon to play. (Except for the Rumba bass on Sympathy).
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24FPS
If you want to hear what Bill could do outside of the Stones pick up the great CD/DVD 'Drinkin' TNT 'N SMOKIN' DYNAMITE' set. Muddy Waters asked Bill to play bass at Muddy's Montreux Festival gig in 1974. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells heard about it and ditched their back up band in favor of Wyman with Dallas Taylor (CSNY) on drums, and Pinetop Perkins on piano.
Shut your eyes and Bill doesn't sound like he's playing for the Stones at all. What he plays is great, but is revelatory towards Bill. He could simply play whatever he was called upon to play. (Except for the Rumba bass on Sympathy).
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24FPS
If you want to hear what Bill could do outside of the Stones pick up the great CD/DVD 'Drinkin' TNT 'N SMOKIN' DYNAMITE' set. Muddy Waters asked Bill to play bass at Muddy's Montreux Festival gig in 1974. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells heard about it and ditched their back up band in favor of Wyman with Dallas Taylor (CSNY) on drums, and Pinetop Perkins on piano.
Shut your eyes and Bill doesn't sound like he's playing for the Stones at all. What he plays is great, but is revelatory towards Bill. He could simply play whatever he was called upon to play. (Except for the Rumba bass on Sympathy).
The guitarist-bass on sftd would have been a lot better with a different bassline by bill.
About GS: pretty sure thats Keith playing a standard bass line.
Bill wyman is the most underrated musician ever. Listen to Route 66 or hot stuff or start me up or anything really. He was c r u c i a l.