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Re: Whose departure negatively affected the band the most?
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Date: October 14, 2020 19:50
They all sort of happened at the right time. Taylor had great chops, but Woody needed to come in to hold the band together. Bill was a great player but his heart wasn't into it anymore and Darryl brought a more energetic presence as they passed 50. Brian was fired at the right time for MT to create SF and EOMS.
Re: Whose departure negatively affected the band the most?
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buffalo7478
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Date: October 15, 2020 04:58
For a while before Brian left he was barely contributing. My take on Wyman is that several of most memorable bass lines in the history of the Stones were created by and/or played by others. Many many other bassists could have added more.
Taylor kick started the band. His writing contributions, credited or not, far outweigh Brian's and Bill's.
Taylor kick started the band. His writing contributions, credited or not, far outweigh Brian's and Bill's.
Re: Whose departure negatively affected the band the most?
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TheGreek
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Date: October 15, 2020 13:31
Without a seconds hesitation i say Bill Wyman . The sound has not been the same since , nothing against Daryl Jones as i enjoy his playing as well . It's just the dynamic from Bill's booming bass is gone .
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