Move Jones to making tea.

Oh dear, earlier we had COUSINLOU promoting that Taylor be brought back and Wood moved to bass. Now we have...

As I said on that thread if The Munch was good enough for Miles Davis (who didn't employ duffers) he's good enough for The Stones.

Mr.Jones has given us 14 years good service (a third of The Stones career)and is a talented artist.

He is no tea-boy.

"I'll be in my basement room with a needle and a spoon."

Four Stone Walls Wrote:
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> Move Jones to making tea.


Yes to bringing back Wyman, but don't you DARE disrespect The Munch boy!

Not so very nice of you to say such a thing ..but i guess that was your intention...we had this before and Wyman dont even want to come back so whats the point?

Firstly, let me stress that I mean no disrespect to tea- makers. It is a very noble and necessary profession. It would be an honour for any of us, let alone a man so talented on the bass guitar as is the redoubtable Mr Jones, to make tea for Sir Michael Philip and his cohorts. And i'm sure Mr W makes a mean cuppa. You betcha.

The point was, (if there needs to be a point to everything here, there or anywhere) that this thread was as pointless as the 'bring back Taylor' thread.

So this was a a 'having a laugh at pointless threads' thread.

I'll make sure to spell that out (THAT) the next time I dare to post a pointless thread about pointless threads.

Yours meaningfully,

A rigidly rectangular roofless edyfice.

But you did it on Monday!! The hangover day.

Yeah let's...

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agree

Fresh thread!

Actually, after further consideration, I should ofcourse have written

Bring Back Wyman .... as Tea-Maker. I doubt that Darryl would have clue as far as tea is concerned.

Silly me.

Sorry.

(ps tea is a graet tonic for hangovers)

pps this epilogue offers no pretext whatsoever for a "Bring Back Taylor ......
as bartender" thread.

Don't think they want Wyman back either

We do

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Bill's retired himself from the group, and is doing his own thing - with dignity. I have oodles of respect for him.

It'd be a novel idea for a track, so for that matter, where's Mick Taylor?

How can you bring back someone that quit? It's not their choice, it's Wymans.

Bill does not want to come back he left on his own, Now if he wanted to come back should they let him I say yes but rather or not they would who knows but since he does not want to let it go it is not going to happen.

Four Stone Walls Wrote:
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> Move Jones to making tea.


LOL, but what kind of tea? So many to choose from these days. I like blueberry, and darjeeling.

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wyman's 'look' was so essential early on,, classic rolling stone personia,,, just by looking at him, there was no doubt he was a real musician... his face is as memorable as the others..

Miss U,

What a relief to find some sanity here and someone taking the tea seriously.

Keith and Bill would be strictly PG Tips, I think.

You can imagine that Mick is more of a Darjeeling or Earl Grey man.

Personally I like a blend of Earl Grey and Tetleys.

Charlie, not sure; a common man with a bit of class.

Ronnie, of course, won't touch the stuff (without ethanolic additive ofcourse).

I daren't mention Mick Taylor in February.

Brian is no longer her to share a cuppa with us .......... though possibly In Another Land he does.



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Doesn't Wyman hate flying so useless for tours?

Yep..that plus the minor detail of him being 70 years of age, saying he doesnt care for the Stones' music anymore, leaving of his own free will a decade and a half ago and never having expressed any second thoughts about his departure.

Sounds like an ideal candidate, doesnt he? I realise the original post was a piss-take, but what are people suggesting - they force him to come back at gunpoint?



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At Teapoint, Gazza. The Rolling Stones Tea Party! The Biggest Bang of all time.

When Bill gets low on cash and women, he'll be back. Until then, Munch on.

Elmo Lewis Wrote:
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> When Bill gets low on cash and women, he'll be
> back. Until then, Munch on.


LOL

ablett Wrote:
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> Doesn't Wyman hate flying so useless for tours?

Sure do. Everytime I have mentioned it
dozenz of people make objections.

Guess he's touring Europe from Ural to Ireland by bus just for fun ...

After reading his recent interview, I do not think Mick and Keith would take him back. And, I do not think they would throw him any crackers when he is living on the streets (1 million a year to run his homes per year;and he has only two million left- a freight train is a coming!). Karma works in mysterious ways.

Jones....is a good guy....i hated it when Wyman left...But hell now we have a Chicago cat...thats cool.

Jones is good, but I'd love to see Bill back in the band. he's got this amazing roll in his playing.
Like keith always say: @#$%& the rock, give me the roll!

And Charlie loves to play with mr Jones.

One of the best bass players (along with Jack Bruce) of all time. Of course bring him back!

Bill in another land on a 4 wheel bike ....



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