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Thanks for the news…definitely one to watch.
What else are they going to do? Admit they made a big mistake, and now they're too lazy to change it? At this stage of the game they are on cruise control.
I’m all my years of observing and contributing on our great forum, you’re the only person who knocks Daryl. I ‘get’ that he’s not Bill Wyman, but he really isn’t that bad, you know? He’s been hired fir every tour since Voodoo Lounge, so someone must like him!
So you know better and more than Charlie, Keith and Mick.
Same, I always feel like no documentary can be 100% authentic. It's always about the way the maker of the documentary chooses to tell the story, which people he lets speak for how long, etc. And also the people who speak sometimes just tell stories and myths which adds up to a picture of an artist that isn't real.
That's also what Mick told at the beginning of his "my life as a rollong stones" documentary, but to be honest this documentary was not different.
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Yes. I'm the one who has to listen to it, and it's subpar at best. He started out okay, but then went off in some nebulous direction that has nothing to do with the song. No tension, no emotion.
They're lazy. He shows up, and that's one less thing they have to worry about at this point. He's not bad? That's a ringing endorsement for the bass player in a monumental group like the Stones. After Voodoo Lounge, give me a new song he made a strong, memorable contribution to. I can name dozens that Bill did. And I'm not the only person who hears it. Other people have noted the same thing.
Then count me in w/ 24FPS. DJ is absolutely a competent bassist. But he is completely misplaced as a Rolling Stone.
IMO.
Lol you know better than the guys. There’s something wrong with you. You’re like a chicken farmer complaining about the price of Hockey Tickets.
Nothing wrong with me. My ears still work. Do yours? Tell me what great bass accomplishments Mr. Jones has brought to the Stones? Give me a great example of his work.
What does "great bass accomplishments" mean for you? And how do you define a "rock bassist"? How does "tension" describe a good bass player? I can't think of a more distant adjective to describe Bill's playing!
No emotion in Darryl's playing? If there is no emotion in his bass playing with the Stones, that means that the past quarter of the century that I spent playing a bass taught me nothing ...
C
I think I heard it all now. I guess you're the one that thinks Blondie is under the stage. Very strange.
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Darryl Jones documentary "In The Blood"
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roundnround
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Date: June 8, 2022 21:49
Darryl Jones documentary "In The Blood"
Darryl Jones documentary
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Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
swimtothemoon
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Date: June 8, 2022 22:26
The documentary sounds interesting. I will watch for it!
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
roundnround
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Date: June 9, 2022 03:51
Swimtothemoon, Thanks! I think you will enjoy it and maybe even learn some new things about Darryl and the Stones. We've interviewed Darryl, Mick, Keith, Ronnie, Charlie, Bernard, Lisa, Chuck, Steve Jordan, Don Was and many others... The film will be in theaters on Oct. 7.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Quique-stone
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Date: June 9, 2022 06:50
Congrats roundnround!
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
24FPS
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Date: June 10, 2022 01:53
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
roundnround
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Date: June 10, 2022 04:51
The film shows that The Rolling Stones disagree with you
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Hairball
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Date: June 10, 2022 05:04
I thought he was OK as Sting's bass player in the mid-'80's, but unfortunately Sting's jazzy/pop music is mostly weak.
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Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
sweet things
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Date: June 10, 2022 19:27
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roundnround
Swimtothemoon, Thanks! I think you will enjoy it and maybe even learn some new things about Darryl and the Stones. We've interviewed Darryl, Mick, Keith, Ronnie, Charlie, Bernard, Lisa, Chuck, Steve Jordan, Don Was and many others... The film will be in theaters on Oct. 7.
Thanks for the news…definitely one to watch.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Papo
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Date: June 10, 2022 20:09
Really looking forward to this, thank you for the heads up.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
24FPS
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Date: June 11, 2022 22:00
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roundnround
The film shows that The Rolling Stones disagree with you
What else are they going to do? Admit they made a big mistake, and now they're too lazy to change it? At this stage of the game they are on cruise control.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Send It To me
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Date: September 23, 2022 22:33
"Sometimes I wish I could play the bass like Darrr-yll!!"
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Big Al
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Date: September 23, 2022 23:12
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24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
I’m all my years of observing and contributing on our great forum, you’re the only person who knocks Daryl. I ‘get’ that he’s not Bill Wyman, but he really isn’t that bad, you know? He’s been hired fir every tour since Voodoo Lounge, so someone must like him!
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Cooltoplady
()
Date: September 23, 2022 23:20
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24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
So you know better and more than Charlie, Keith and Mick.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
roundnround
()
Date: September 24, 2022 09:27
The film will open on Friday Oct. 7 in Los Angeles and Chicago. It will be at the Laemmle Monica theater in Santa Monica, and at the Showplace Icon theater in Chicago. It will also be available on Amazon and Apple TV. Enjoy!
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Rockman
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Date: September 24, 2022 10:22
Wonder if Bill appears in it .....
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Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Nikkei
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Date: September 24, 2022 11:54
I am a little tired of documentaries. We had all the good ones. "Tip of the Tongue" had everyone say a few things and I felt like I got to know Darryl well enough when he quoted Keith "I wrote it but do I know it?" I suppose an interview would be better than a documentary, same as with Chuck or the backing singers.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
StonedRambler
()
Date: September 24, 2022 12:59
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Nikkei
I am a little tired of documentaries. We had all the good ones. "Tip of the Tongue" had everyone say a few things and I felt like I got to know Darryl well enough when he quoted Keith "I wrote it but do I know it?" I suppose an interview would be better than a documentary, same as with Chuck or the backing singers.
Same, I always feel like no documentary can be 100% authentic. It's always about the way the maker of the documentary chooses to tell the story, which people he lets speak for how long, etc. And also the people who speak sometimes just tell stories and myths which adds up to a picture of an artist that isn't real.
That's also what Mick told at the beginning of his "my life as a rollong stones" documentary, but to be honest this documentary was not different.
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Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
24FPS
()
Date: September 25, 2022 00:02
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CooltopladyQuote
24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
So you know better and more than Charlie, Keith and Mick.
Yes. I'm the one who has to listen to it, and it's subpar at best. He started out okay, but then went off in some nebulous direction that has nothing to do with the song. No tension, no emotion.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
24FPS
()
Date: September 25, 2022 00:06
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Big AlQuote
24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
I’m all my years of observing and contributing on our great forum, you’re the only person who knocks Daryl. I ‘get’ that he’s not Bill Wyman, but he really isn’t that bad, you know? He’s been hired fir every tour since Voodoo Lounge, so someone must like him!
They're lazy. He shows up, and that's one less thing they have to worry about at this point. He's not bad? That's a ringing endorsement for the bass player in a monumental group like the Stones. After Voodoo Lounge, give me a new song he made a strong, memorable contribution to. I can name dozens that Bill did. And I'm not the only person who hears it. Other people have noted the same thing.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Palace Revolution 2000
()
Date: September 25, 2022 13:07
Quote
24FPSQuote
Big AlQuote
24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
I’m all my years of observing and contributing on our great forum, you’re the only person who knocks Daryl. I ‘get’ that he’s not Bill Wyman, but he really isn’t that bad, you know? He’s been hired fir every tour since Voodoo Lounge, so someone must like him!
They're lazy. He shows up, and that's one less thing they have to worry about at this point. He's not bad? That's a ringing endorsement for the bass player in a monumental group like the Stones. After Voodoo Lounge, give me a new song he made a strong, memorable contribution to. I can name dozens that Bill did. And I'm not the only person who hears it. Other people have noted the same thing.
Then count me in w/ 24FPS. DJ is absolutely a competent bassist. But he is completely misplaced as a Rolling Stone.
IMO.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
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treaclefingers
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Date: September 25, 2022 17:16
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Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Cooltoplady
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Date: September 25, 2022 18:18
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24FPSQuote
CooltopladyQuote
24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
So you know better and more than Charlie, Keith and Mick.
Yes. I'm the one who has to listen to it, and it's subpar at best. He started out okay, but then went off in some nebulous direction that has nothing to do with the song. No tension, no emotion.
Lol you know better than the guys. There’s something wrong with you. You’re like a chicken farmer complaining about the price of Hockey Tickets.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
treaclefingers
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Date: September 26, 2022 06:02
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Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
24FPS
()
Date: September 26, 2022 07:08
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CooltopladyQuote
24FPSQuote
CooltopladyQuote
24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
So you know better and more than Charlie, Keith and Mick.
Yes. I'm the one who has to listen to it, and it's subpar at best. He started out okay, but then went off in some nebulous direction that has nothing to do with the song. No tension, no emotion.
Lol you know better than the guys. There’s something wrong with you. You’re like a chicken farmer complaining about the price of Hockey Tickets.
Nothing wrong with me. My ears still work. Do yours? Tell me what great bass accomplishments Mr. Jones has brought to the Stones? Give me a great example of his work.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
liddas
()
Date: September 26, 2022 13:37
Quote
24FPS
Tell me what great bass accomplishments Mr. Jones has brought to the Stones? Give me a great example of his work.
What does "great bass accomplishments" mean for you? And how do you define a "rock bassist"? How does "tension" describe a good bass player? I can't think of a more distant adjective to describe Bill's playing!
No emotion in Darryl's playing? If there is no emotion in his bass playing with the Stones, that means that the past quarter of the century that I spent playing a bass taught me nothing ...
C
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
Taylor1
()
Date: September 26, 2022 15:17
Doug Wimbish would have been the better choice to replace Wyman.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
More Hot Rocks
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Date: September 26, 2022 17:41
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24FPSQuote
CooltopladyQuote
24FPS
I hope it covers Darryl's inability to switch from successful jazz bassist to a credible rock bassist. At least not with the Stones.
So you know better and more than Charlie, Keith and Mick.
Yes. I'm the one who has to listen to it, and it's subpar at best. He started out okay, but then went off in some nebulous direction that has nothing to do with the song. No tension, no emotion.
I think I heard it all now. I guess you're the one that thinks Blondie is under the stage. Very strange.
Re: Darryl Jones documentary
Posted by:
KRiffhard
()
Date: September 26, 2022 18:11
Quote
Taylor1
Doug Wimbish would have been the better choice to replace Wyman.
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