His dive bomber bass playing at the end of 19th Nervous Breakdown will live forever.

@cinematicpassages8884

3 жыл бұрын

That thing ALWAYS sends chills down my spine. That was a monster bass line. Bill was their secret weapon...i can't imagine an old stones tune without Bill, he really drove those songs with that blazing menacing tone...

@renorailfanning5465

3 жыл бұрын

@@cinematicpassages8884 The Hyde Park version of Honky Tonk Woman has some stellar bass playing by Bill.

@falcon5467

2 жыл бұрын

Also, his "Zoom Zoom" effect during the last minute of "Paint It Black".

Bill is the historian of the Rolling Stones and I respect that he has stood up for the truth rather than the narratives often pushed that Mick and Keith formed the band. He is the only one who still visits Brian Jones's grave and upholds his legacy as the man who formed the band from scratch

@davideddy2672

3 жыл бұрын

13/47 - hazy history ...

@egertonmark

2 жыл бұрын

@@davideddy2672 who cares?

@angelicbeing6346

2 жыл бұрын

@@egertonmark Well me and ummm ..... millions of others . Hmmm such a foolish ?

@egertonmark

2 жыл бұрын

@@angelicbeing6346 yep.

@haumea420

2 жыл бұрын

And Bill and Charlie were the only Stones who went to Brian’s funeral

Bill is one of the most interesting bass players ever to play

His bass playing in Mother's Little Helper sent a tingle up and down my spine in 1966. It still does in 2019.

@mrpotatocream9499

4 жыл бұрын

Jesus how old are you

@jenshansen5612

4 жыл бұрын

Miss him at concerts... Love the bass in this song kzread.info/dash/bejne/e4Sjq7R7Ya_eZaQ.html

@simonedgbaston

4 жыл бұрын

& 19th nervous breakdown 🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🖤

@jonesy2111

3 жыл бұрын

An excellent bassist and one of the best

@johnwilliams2479

11 ай бұрын

What about "off the hook" by the Stones my favourite

Excellent interview. This guy along with Charlie Watts are so down to earth, humble and real. Greatest rhythm section ever.

@outfield1988

4 жыл бұрын

Shawn Powell agree

@kewlbreez77

4 жыл бұрын

Greatest rhythm section ever?! Hardly. John Entwhistle and Kieth Moon are tops, hands down not even questionable. Bonzo and JPJ were also much better, as well as Neil Peart and Geddy Lee (this combo mostly due to Peart having consistently been rated as greatest R&R drummer of all time), McCartney and Starr, I'd also list Carl Palmer & Greg Lake (ELP), Clive Bunker w/ Glen Cornick (Jethro Tull classic lineup '68-70, listen to Tull's 2nd album STAND UP, '69); ... and others.

@johna.4334

4 жыл бұрын

...and Mick Taylor.

@josehborba3004

4 жыл бұрын

@@kewlbreez77 well theres to many great ones ,but Charlie and Wyman is up there at the top .

@Hahaa99

3 жыл бұрын

The Who has the greatest rhythm section. PERIOD. Arguably the greatest bass player and drummer : John Entwistle and Keith Moon.

Bill and Charlie. The perfect pairing of musicians

Humble, human and real - Bill Wyman is a class act and a tremendously refreshing contrast to the hyper self-conscious and self-important attitudes of so many plastic celebrities today. This man is a true artist and with Charlie Watts, laid down the impeccable foundation of the greatest rock band in history.

@nanchanger

4 жыл бұрын

John Kochen false

@mr.stevejones1947

4 жыл бұрын

@John Kochen Yes. More than a bit I'd say. No reference at all in the interview to the Mandy Smith episode.

@Zettel9016

4 жыл бұрын

American prudes with their obsession with sex, sex, and sex.

@davideddy2672

3 жыл бұрын

@@Zettel9016 - 13 year old?

@williamhauser7156

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr. i think he was messing with a 13 or 14 year old girl.

What a legend Bill Wyman is!

Wyman, The most underrated bassist

The Rolling Stones had 2 "quiet ones", Bill and Charlie. Both are humble gentlemen.

@79goldmaster1

4 жыл бұрын

Really impressive guys. Have been famous for over 50 years. Still a great interview.

@simonedgbaston

4 жыл бұрын

@Larry Aldama 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍🎸😎

@daniel_1969

3 жыл бұрын

The quiet one, the pirate, peter pan and the 27 club member. What a tribe !

@gregorykrug8034

3 жыл бұрын

@@daniel_1969 The original six (w/ Ian) are the two quiet ones, the pirate, Peter Pan, the one from the 27 Club, and Jay Leno.

@andrew19vato

3 жыл бұрын

I'm honestly such a fan of the original stones lineup, with brian and bill, i don't honestly feel that strongly for mick taylor, even though he is a good guitarist, i don't think he was all that suited to the stones style

Lovely to hear Bill talk about his grandma.

Bill was never appriciated enough in the stones

What a wonderful interview with a wonderful man. If only the interviewer had better manners and a sense of decorum.

@kleber3601

3 жыл бұрын

She sounds Russian

@monsterman4496

3 жыл бұрын

That man was porking children at 47 years old

@kleber3601

3 жыл бұрын

@@monsterman4496 He just knew her since she was 13 not abusing her On 2 June 1989, aged 52, Wyman married 18-year-old Mandy Smith, whom he had known since she was 13 and he was 47 years old. The couple separated two years later and finalised their divorce two years after that.

@kleber3601

3 жыл бұрын

@Capt Hook agree

@victormorgado5318

3 жыл бұрын

@@monsterman4496 Slander..

Bill no matter what you say you ROCK man!!!

Back in the early days, Bill and Brian were the stud section of the Stones

@jonesy2111

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely and often underrated

@davideddy2672

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonesy2111 13/47

This is the best Bill Wyman interview that I have seen... mostly because of his take on WWII.

Bill was and still is the most inspirering basist that played in the modern era. He played bass riffs like no-one else. What made me go the base-road was his patern on " I wanna be your man" . It was and still makes me walk on fire.

Bill Wyman - what a man and what a life!

Absolutely rude awakening. I`d never have dreamed he`d be so unassuming. Thank you Mr. Wyman.

Flight 505 .... one of the best bass parts ever

There's a KZread video of Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood playing and singing, with quest Bill Wyman playing bass, and you can see Rod and Ronnie completely mesmerized by Bill Wyman's bass playing, he was fantastic and really gave life to the number they were doing. As for the Rolling Stones, it amazes me that the others Mick and Keith, don't call him in to do the studio recordings, Wyman being so creative on the bass, as he always is. You see being an original member of the group he can do things on the bass, Darryl could never do, Darryl always has to double check himself, whereas Wyman never does. As Jagger says, "too good to ever throw away!" The Stones should call Wyman in for a few recordings at this stage of their lives, it would only be more magic, also, Mick Taylor's still alive. Come on Stones, do it for all of us, you know for a fact we'd love it too! Paul still swings with Ringo!

@sandrabentley8111

2 жыл бұрын

They would have him in a heart beat but it's Bill who doesn't want to do it. His choice.

@gudniolafsson5200

Жыл бұрын

If I understood correctly, Mick and Keef always insisted on that the music and the lyrics were theirs, even when Bill, Charlie and even Mick Taylor contributed extensively to songwriting, sometimes (like the riff of of Street Fighting Man come from Bill Wyman). So I understand that they dont want to work too much with their old bandmates, even if they seem to be in quite friendly terms. Which is good. It is just something to realize.

Listen to the bass lines on those sixties stones records he really was an important ingredient in the stones sound

@Methilde

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget Keith bass on Jumping Jack Flash and Sympathie for the Devil and some others on Exile.

Bill and Charlie are very nice people really.

Bill and Charlie were awesome

@No-rd2gz

3 жыл бұрын

Charlie was great but not Bill

@goodvibrations1296

3 жыл бұрын

@@No-rd2gz charlie is a legend 🙌 👏

@mikebarooshian7255

Жыл бұрын

@@No-rd2gz Bill and Charlie are awesome Bill was the most important member of the stones he was the engine and so was Charlie without Bill there’s no stones the rhythm section were it ran on I wish the stones should of retired after Bill left it slowly slowly all went downhill they should of all retired when Bill did a very very long long time ago

I could listen to Bill all day long.

Bijzonder interview. Bijzondere man en bassist.

A great musician and a lovely guy :)

Bill on playing bass on the Stones song of "Off the Hook" is riffic it really is, one of my favourites and love the intro by the late Brian Jones

I have often wished that Bill hadn't got out in 1993. But the fear of flying made him more and more troubled, and he would have had to fly with the Stones many times in the 90s.

@steveconn

3 жыл бұрын

That and having many bass parts overdubbed by Keith and waiting for him for hours to show up to the studio during his junkie years finally wore him out. He said he wished he had left much earlier. Don't blame him!

@ovrezy

3 жыл бұрын

Dating a 13 year old may have had something to do with him leaving.

@No-rd2gz

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for not pretending he is a great guy

Great man... Great artist.. Ong live Mr. Bill Wyman 🙏

I enjoyed the Stones on Oct 3, but their peak was in the early 70's with Bill, Charlie and Mick Taylor.

Great interview! The early Stones with Brian Jones was their creative apex! Bills bass playing influences all that came after him (incl Paul McCartney).

@tonteriaslasprecisas6897

3 жыл бұрын

Big V, Paul??????? After him????

@bigvrocks2480

3 жыл бұрын

@@tonteriaslasprecisas6897 I reread my comment and it makes no sense to me either! What I was thinking, is beyond me...! Appreciate you bringing it up...

@judewessel5713

3 жыл бұрын

No mick Taylor years are the apex sorry

@bigvrocks2480

3 жыл бұрын

@@judewessel5713 lol child...

@judewessel5713

3 жыл бұрын

@@bigvrocks2480 it’s not really even comparable musically, you’re really telling me you think behind the buttons is better than exile or sticky fingers??

What a wonderful interview. He is a perfect gentleman, real.

@davideddy2672

3 жыл бұрын

47/13

@goodvibrations1296

3 жыл бұрын

@@davideddy2672 most people don't know :/ but yea hes a bit weird

@Hegstuffing

Жыл бұрын

The interviewer was terrible in my humble opinion. But, we learned a lot here.. and as always, Bill Wyman is the perfect gent you said he was.

I feel love for this kind sweet man. I don't care that I came to know him as part of a group or band, and that I don't know him,really, at all.

She is tidy and orderly with her stock list of celebrity questions (she must get through them all!). Bill is a bit cheeky and ironic

@alfsmith4936

2 жыл бұрын

She's a bit old for him..

So precious...

I adore Bill Wyman's music

Wonderful interview, Congratulations!

Thank You Bill. Thank you!

Brilliant Insight into the REAL LIFE of Bill Wyman, = Great interview. Always thought that Bill Wyman had a Secret life of Sex 'n' Drugs 'n' Rock 'n' Roll. I was influenced by Bill Wyman Music Style when I took up playing bass in the Early to Mid 1960's.

Wyman sei speciale grazie per la tua musica

I wish they would've found a better interviewer for this legend.

@crimsonwolf9099

7 ай бұрын

Agreed. She was horrible.

Bill Wyman was not co-founder of the Rolling Stones. There was only one founder, Brian Jones. He hired the rest of them. Wyman, who liked Brian and was close to him, would be the first to correct the record.

@josehborba3004

4 жыл бұрын

Well he is a original member .

@suzannepoisson5792

2 жыл бұрын

@Valley of the Rogue…I don’t understand why Bill didn’t say Brian was the only founder in every interview he is still telling the truth about Brian ! Bill is the last Stones that Brian hired!

@suzannepoisson5792

2 жыл бұрын

@@josehborba3004 yes but Bill is not co-founder not at all he have been the last Stones hired by Brian. Original member but not co-founder.

This man is genuine.

The interviewer is so bad - she was more interested in her questions when Bill is so clever and he could not speak - I was desperate to hear him speak more! Aah that must have been a difficult interview for Bill - cannot wait to see his film.

@ABC-by9ru

4 жыл бұрын

The interviewer is excellent.

@chayafuerst9246

3 жыл бұрын

The woman who interviewed Bill was impossible. But Bill handled it like a professional!

@fevertreeful

3 жыл бұрын

@@chayafuerst9246 without her questions we'd have nothing to view his response!

@TrystonL7

3 жыл бұрын

@@ABC-by9ru You must be the girl

@TrystonL7

3 жыл бұрын

@@fevertreeful she kept squelching his responses at the most interesting points in his conversation.

Speaking as a bass player, it took me longer than it should have to recognize what great work Wyman was cranking out. But I got there. Mick Jagger noted once that playing bass in the Stones was not all that challenging. Song structure wise and rhythm were usually fairly straight forward and most bass players will pick them up quickly. Wyman however, rarely played in the boring fashion of the day and put together bass parts that really get it done.

@freddykabulaschnitza2475

4 жыл бұрын

Bill wasn't bad but the real underrated bassist was Paul McCartney. As with his song writing was in a league of his own.

@sweetassugar2076

3 жыл бұрын

Freddy Kabulaschnitza yeah Paul was okish

@jonesy2111

3 жыл бұрын

When I heard the more recent stuff the band has done there really is something missing because Bill really played the bass and unlike many bass players he was obsessed with playing 'bass' and certainly did some excellent and important contributions. They have one of the best players now with Daryl Jones but I still prefer Bill's style and sound

@talbotsplace7316

3 жыл бұрын

@@jonesy2111 It's funny, Daryl Jones is great, but I too miss Wyman. I think all musicians have way of playing that marks them somehow. You can get two guys together and they learn the same song note for note but it would be a tad different for each one. Wyman had exactly the right sound for the stones.

@jonesy2111

3 жыл бұрын

@@talbotsplace7316 Well started and absolutely the truth

Let Bill speak!

I have deep respect for these people, who ruled the musicworld for decades. They are so grounded and normal, as Clapton as well. When I see my bandmates, always coming late, taking drugs though only playing in front of some people... They feel like stars, but they aren't. That's the difference... And I'm German and they are latins. hahahaahaaha

I met him in about 1984 and couldn`t believe how small he was...he must`ve only been about 5ft 5"

@suzannepoisson5792

2 жыл бұрын

@MJH ….Bill tall is 5’6 and Brian was 5’6 too

You are the Best Bill Godblessyou your life is in the ritmandblues forever young thankyou very much

Bill wyman and Charlie watts would be the gift from God if they were your rhythm section. Rock solid.

Bills documentary The quiet one was great! I recommend it highly!

@Ronniedunn.

Жыл бұрын

❤❤❤

Bill dang you for quitting the Stones in 92! Oh well I could never hate you.

Bill Wyman is a great blues man who knows a lot about it's history and origins. He mentions South America and travelling. One time I was lucky enough to visit Peru from an oil tanker I once worked on. The ship was moored about 10 miles off shore so a launch boat would run out to the ship every few hours to pick anyone up who wanted to go ashore. I was lucky enough to catch the launch and went over for a visit. Once there, I caught a cab to an open market where they sold all sorts of local art and crafts, blankets, carvings, you name it. I scrambled around and bought as much stuff as I could and brought it back to the ship to take home, how I did not know, but I somehow managed. Of the things I collected from there, one item is very large horrible looking bat, mounted in glass, which I still have, bearing its teeth, wings spread out. Also a very large wooden Spanish galleon for display. Things like this are very hard to find. Most of it is packed away in boxes, hard telling what's in them. I've forgotten now.

Bill looks great

The interviewer is in too much of a hurry. She should have just let the man speak.

Inventor of the fretless bass, 1961 ( before the Rolling Stones)

I spoke to bill one time very intelligent man !!

Should have had him play more then 2 songs on their 50th

Bill an charlie the best rhythm section ever,!!!!showed us there is life after the rolling stones,

@hjs5686

Жыл бұрын

nope - that would be John Entwistle and Keith Moon

This interviewer is annoying, Bill was very patient with her and made the interview interesting.

check out Bill's long forgotten synth track "Nuclear Reactions"

Very good interviewer- down to earth and working well with Bill

the interviewer is stunning she reminds me of tulsi gabbard . bought bill's dvd it's very well done .

Bill Wyman was NOT a co-founder of the Rolling Stones. The Rolling Stones had already existed as a band when Wyman answered an ad in the newspaper to replace bassist Dick Taylor!

@suzannepoisson5792

4 жыл бұрын

the only founder was Brian Jones

@annmcdonald6180

2 жыл бұрын

@@suzannepoisson5792 yes, it was Brian who recruited all of them. He was their front man who, because he was so articulate, convinced people to give them gigs.

@GrandeCapo_PallaPesante

2 жыл бұрын

@@suzannepoisson5792 true, and Bill Wyman confirm it everytime. Brian was the first Stone.

@ulrikjensen6841

2 жыл бұрын

Later on, Dick Taylor played the lead guitar in the Pretty Things (I'm a road runner, baby)

@mikebarooshian7255

Жыл бұрын

@@suzannepoisson5792 Bill was not a founding member he wasn’t the first bass player the stones had it was Dick Taylor but Bill stayed with the stones for almost 32 years without bill there’s no stones every member should of all retired in 1993 when he did they all should of retired a very very long long time ago it was over when Bill left they should of retired many many years ago

Bill being coy. The good 'family man' (banged the most groupies in the band).

@5InAnotherLand5

4 жыл бұрын

brandon gardner if so - let this world burn in hell, it doesn’t deserve Rock’n’Roll anymore!

@funkyfrank1980

4 жыл бұрын

@ and that makes Bill his own step grandfather.

@rosienorton665

4 жыл бұрын

@ She was only 14 when the relationship started, and admits now it was a big mistake. Her mother introduced them...

@victorsamuleson9505

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah he write his book about all the group busy fuck and they were all like 14 years old

Master!!!!!

The interviewer is fantastic.

God bless Bill ❤

@No-rd2gz

3 жыл бұрын

No

Pieza única, mágico músico!!!! Me pase más de 50 años escuchando al Mejor Stone Desde el fin del mundo Argentina. Saludos Bill!!!!!!

The interviews with Bill and especially Charlie are worthwhile, in some respects, but also make me thankful that Mick and Keith were overall the spokesmen for the band. BTW; what doesn't help, in this case, is that it seems like she's doing a job interview or some kinda intake.

The interviewer gave me the impression that 24 hours earlier she'd never even heard of the Stones. Luckily Bill is beyond interesting.

19:54 People didn't want to play Bass in those days - wow. Times have changed. More people are into the bass than the six string now. SLAP LIKE

@pamm8608

2 жыл бұрын

And I don't necessarily like so much slap bass. I liked Stanley Clarke in the late 70s style, but not the Les Claypool of today. Horrors!

His book, "Stone Alone," is my favorite on the Stones. I can believe HE kept a diary. Very methodical guy. Keith not so much. Unusual bass style. He and Charlie Watts were one of the great rhythm sections in rock, largely due to their simplicity. Interesting guy, not without his pecadillos and complexities, mostly to do with women and money (according to his book not getting his fair share of the latter, more than his fair share of the former, plus the name Mandy Smith comes to mind, a serious misstep that today would probably put him behind bars, whether he had parental consent or not).

First idea for jumpin Jack Flash and Miss You were from Bill Wyman

drum and bass,nuff said.

Happy 85th birthday Bill Wyman

Bill is great.

Bill a wonderful life

I find this this woman a little irritating.

@johnw8984

3 жыл бұрын

She doesn't know when to shut up and then she does not ask appropriate questions

@johnnyhoops3991

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Only survived the whole video because Bill is very nice and interesting guy. Wanted to know more about him. Felt the interview was spoiled. So much more to Bill Wyman. A good interviewer would have drawn that out. Gentle questions and very long silences.

@chayafuerst9246

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the woman was impossible. But Bill pulled it off beautifully and answered all her questions!

Billy Boy is the MAN.

Lo adoro.

Have I just fallen in love?..

fun stories rolling around the world

My daughter went to sticky fingers when she was in London.

Good man

Bill was not the first bassist, it was for a short time Dick Taylor (founder after he left of the Pretty Things), a friend already playing blues with Mick and Keith before even meeting Brian Jones, so he was'nt there at the early beginnings.

I still love THE STROLLING BONES...

@Michael_______

3 жыл бұрын

Nice

@Michael_______

3 жыл бұрын

Your name aswell

@Michael_______

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome

@justinthyme3396

3 жыл бұрын

Yes definitely my name as well ,I'm 81 this year, ha ha ha.

@justinthyme3396

3 жыл бұрын

@@Michael_______ hence the name just in time. I believe it's vital we keep a sense of humour. Hi from Australia.

This women could be a boon to humanity by disappearing. She's as pleasant as inhaling a cloud of gnats and about as bright.

Probably the most interesting of the entire band. Charlie wasn't always cheery in interviews. But ive never seen Bill being rude or nasty.

junto con Brian Jones el mejor rolling stones por siempre

the interviewer was either nervous, or simply terrible. (it's all downhill from here is about being in the mountains, as an example.)

@titushicks150

3 жыл бұрын

She is a total spaz, out of her element.

@fevertreeful

3 жыл бұрын

@@titushicks150 I can't agree. She is receptive and considerate. Also sseems smart and rather attractive in her tight suit.

@magnumopus5580

3 жыл бұрын

@@fevertreeful you are shallow, her interviewing skills were shite, lacking in timing and humour, she had poor Bill on the edge of his seat nervous, a good interviewer would relax their subject into it, not all her fault though she was under time pressure.

@jimflys2

2 жыл бұрын

She's too wordy and tends to interrupt Bill and force the interview. Trying to push too much. Very beautiful woman, but needs to listen more and talk less.

One thing that I have always wondered about is how coincidental it was that so many of the British Invasion band members were survivors of one of the most destructive wars ever waged in world history. The Germans waged a war of terror on the entire British population during the Battle of Britain. Most of the youngsters were shipped to the countryside where it was much safer. There were times when an entire wing of a hospital would be hit, killing all the newborns and hospital staff, not to mention the women who had just given birth to these children. Most of the adults in the urban areas would usually retreat down into the tunnels of the subway system every night only to emerge every morning to see the incredible destruction delivered by the Luftwaffe the previous night. Virtually all of the country's infrastructure was completely destroyed or severely damaged. So many of these people would grow up in poverty in many European cities.

Bill & Charlie the glue that held the Stones together. The groove that the Stones are missing today. Today (2022) Jagger, Richards and Wood are all front men. The Disneyland of rock. I'm not putting them down but for me Bill & Charlie were what made the Stones the Stones. The groove, the lazy beat, the best. These two are the Stones to me. Just saying.

@mikebarooshian7255

Жыл бұрын

@Mister Peppercorn your right Bill and Charlie are the glue they were both the engine were it all originally ran on to me Bill and Charlie are the most important members in the stones no Bill no Charlie no Stones from the day Wyman left I knew it was over for good when Bill left The Stones we’re never never the same from the day bill left there music was always missing the groove and the swing that Bill gave and put into the stones sound for decades and after bill left they never got back on track again voodoo lounge was a decent stones album but if Wyman was on it it whould of been way way better it was still missing the swing from Wyman bass playing the secret to the stones sound the blending of each stone Mick sings Keith plays guitar Ronnie on guitar Bill on bass Charlie plays drums without Bill and Charlie there not really the stones after Wyman left in 1993 the whole band should of broke up and retire for good now Watts is no longer with us anymore he died a year ago now there’s really no point or reason for the stones to go on and continue anymore now there down to 2 original members Mick and Keith what good is a stones concert without Bill and Charlie they should retire already they all should of retired a very very long long time ago when Wyman retired

@misterpeppercorn3078

Жыл бұрын

I cannot agree more.

@mikebarooshian7255

Жыл бұрын

@@misterpeppercorn3078 to me that’s what made the stones Bill and Charlie they both put the sound into the stones even from the day Bill left the stones Keith said in an interview the stones have just lost half of the engine half of the stones engine just broke off and feel but atleast the other half of the engine is still on it didn’t break of and fall it’s still on and now the other half of the engine is gone for good and can never be replace bill was a one of a kind bass player he can never be replaced ask any bass player there gonna say Bill can never be replaced they will say the stones should of called it a day and gave up retire that’s what they should of did the stones are no longer the band that we love now they became a finical enterprise doing it for the money for decades they were millionaires now there the Disneyland of Rock there just making fools out of themselves they carried on so long it was ridiculous they had way way to many farewell tours that it was ridiculous what good is a stones concert when there missing the true heart of the stones to me Bill and Charlie were the heart and soul of the stones they put the swing into the stones to me Bill and Charlie will always be the stones they should of retired many many years ago

@misterpeppercorn3078

Жыл бұрын

@@mikebarooshian7255 I agree with you! I do think that Joey Spampinato would have been a better fit than Darryl Jones on bass.

@mikebarooshian7255

Жыл бұрын

@@misterpeppercorn3078 who is Joey Spampinato I don’t think Bill can never be replaced no matter how good any bass player is look what happend to the stones once Wyman left then they Hire Darryl and then it slowly slowly all went downhill from there I’d hate to say it but the stones became garbage with Darryl

Bill left the stones in 1990. They never had another hit record after he left. He saw the writing on the wall. He wasn't going to be a geriatric touring rock star in support of Mick & keith. He never received his just due playing bass for the Stones. Mick & Keith act as if he never existed today. Charlie and Bill were the rhythm section that made the stones roll.

Good interview ...

Who is the interviewer? Bill Wyman is a class act! I can really relate to this man. I have many of the same interest.

Rock stars move to their own beat. Makes for an awkward, but interesting interview. God I wish he had stayed longer, their bass player Darryl is a terrible drag on the band. They sound so anemic sometimes. And it’s not because they don’t have the energy, either. Although they sounded pretty good when I saw them in Vegas a few years ago when they played songs off of Lonesome and Blue. Sounded like the band back in the early sixties that Bill talked about. He looks damn good for 84 in this. Smoked all those years and made it through!! Go Bill!!

Siete i più bravi auguri Buon compleanno Mick Jagger

The guy seems to like and be interested in all kinds of stuff except for his 30 year-stint as a bass player for the Rolling Stones! lol

@franckdebank

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Who wouldn't having played in the RS Band for 30 years!? Lol