Listen agin Tumbling Dice on SAL. It is a sloppy version and it's partly Darryl's fault. It's not swinging at all. Just boring.

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The Stones sidemen (and women) are more than employees don't you think?
Look at Bernard, and Bobby, and Chuck, they are involved in all the side projects of Keith, Charlie and Ronnie's. Its great that they are a family, and I like to think thats how the Stones see them.

I agree, and I think one of the nice things about Shine a Light is how it shows and doesn't hide that. They all seem like lovely people, though there's something a little creepy about Chuck.

But all that aside, one can still criticize Darryl's style of bass playing, as it fits the band. And in the end, it's the Stones' responsibility for choosing him and then telling him how to play. It's not like he's an old mate from London they can't cut loose. And I'm sure he could play differently if they told him to.

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... no one could of 'replaced' bills LOOK,, he looked like and was

a stone from the day the engine began to churn out noise........

NIMO

BW: ugly and no charisma..IMO
...and as Mick said...playing bass for the RS is not too difficult.


IORR............but I like it!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008-04-28 05:05 by sweet neo con.

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soundcheck
... no one could of 'replaced' bills LOOK,, he looked like and was

a stone from the day the engine began to churn out noise........

NIMO

BW: ugly and no charisma..IMO
...and as Mick said...playing bass for the RS is not too difficult.

______ well, they got him front n center on 'black and blue'.