| 20th February 2007 03:11 AM |
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| swapwoodfortaylor |
Wyman on I Wanna Be Your Man |
| 20th February 2007 06:20 PM |
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| no night together |
green day? white stripes? come on
I agre with most of the board, less with the article that sparked the thread.
I give you mine. based on taste not on technique
- live with me r. stones
- miss you r stones
- fashion david bowie
- number of the beast iron maden
- aqualung jethro
- bitch r.stones
- paranoid black sabbath
- stay clean motorhead
- it'all gone chris rea (believe me guys, it's a blast) |
| 22nd February 2007 10:29 AM |
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| jaymze |
"Good Times" CHIC. |
| 22nd February 2007 10:54 AM |
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| Zambero |
Chris Hillman on The Byrds' "So You Wanna Be A Rock-n-Roll Star".
Rick Danko on The Bands' "King Harvest".
James Jamerson on The Four Tops "Can't Help Myself"
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| 22nd February 2007 10:56 AM |
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| Joey |
" To most bass players who admire him, John Entwhistle is more of a god than an actual influence - and that's a good thing. It also partly explains why there are no Who songs on this list. (Entwhistle's famous fills on "My Generation" are a solo, not a riff.) "
Agree One hundred percent |
| 22nd February 2007 11:00 AM |
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| Jumacfly |
Ron Wood : "Emotional Rescue"..how could we forget that???  |
| 22nd February 2007 11:01 AM |
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| Joey |
quote:
Jumacfly wrote:
Ron Wood : "Emotional Rescue"..how could we forget that???
Good Morning Baby Juma ........................
What we drinking ?! |
| 22nd February 2007 11:10 AM |
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| jb |
Bill Wyman's departure from the band left a void which they(the band) have never recovered from. Daryl is a talented bassist and a nice man, but his style has not added much, if anything, to the band. Recently, Andrew Oldham even opined that when viewing their Super-Bowl appearance , he felt they missed Wyman very much. Like him or not, Bill was there almost from the beginning, and his role in Stones history, both musically and as a member during their most creative years, should never be forgotten. Bill, like Charlie, was the antithesis of the highly public persona's of Mick and Keith, and he blended in perfectly. I believe a thoughtful listen to the boots , particularly 78 and 81, reflect how important Bill was to the Stones sound. Charlie may have picked Daryl, but it was a choice more out of necessity than a choice of someone who really fit into the Stones rhythm section .
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| 22nd February 2007 11:14 AM |
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| Jumacfly |
quote:
jb wrote:
Bill Wyman's departure from the band left a void which they(the band) have never recovered from. Daryl is a talented bassist and a nice man, but his style has not added much, if anything, to the band. Recently, Andrew Oldham even opined that when viewing their Super-Bowl appearance , he felt they missed Wyman very much. Like him or not, Bill was there almost from the beginning, and his role in Stones history, both musically and as a member during their most creative years, should never be forgotten. Bill, like Charlie, was the antithesis of the highly public persona's of Mick and Keith, and he blended in perfectly. I believe a thoughtful listen to the boots , particularly 78 and 81, reflect how important Bill was to the Stones sound. Charlie may have picked Daryl, but it was a choice more out of necessity than a choice of someone who really fit into the Stones rhythm section .
[Edited by jb]
Welcome back dear jb, nice to read you again
Brilliant post, don t need to say more |
| 22nd February 2007 11:15 AM |
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| jb |
quote:
Jumacfly wrote:
Welcome back dear jb, nice to read you again
Brilliant post, don t need to say more
Hello Jumacfly..........hope all is well in the city of lights.
[Edited by jb] |
| 22nd February 2007 11:16 AM |
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| Jumacfly |
quote:
Joey wrote:
Good Morning Baby Juma ........................
What we drinking ?!
Anything tonight, yesterday was a "champions league" party with my pals and it was hard enough
Tonight for the usual illegal stuff only a few joints
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| 22nd February 2007 11:29 AM |
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| charlotte |
well stated jb, well stated...good to hear from you |
| 22nd February 2007 11:50 AM |
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| mojoman |
quote:
jb wrote:
Bill Wyman's departure from the band left a void which they(the band) have never recovered from. Daryl is a talented bassist and a nice man, but his style has not added much, if anything, to the band. Recently, Andrew Oldham even opined that when viewing their Super-Bowl appearance , he felt they missed Wyman very much. Like him or not, Bill was there almost from the beginning, and his role in Stones history, both musically and as a member during their most creative years, should never be forgotten. Bill, like Charlie, was the antithesis of the highly public persona's of Mick and Keith, and he blended in perfectly. I believe a thoughtful listen to the boots , particularly 78 and 81, reflect how important Bill was to the Stones sound. Charlie may have picked Daryl, but it was a choice more out of necessity than a choice of someone who really fit into the Stones rhythm section .
[Edited by jb]
a moment of silence. i weep like a baby when i see or listen to bill with the band. |
| 22nd February 2007 12:42 PM |
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| rolling who |
quote:
Joey wrote:
" To most bass players who admire him, John Entwhistle is more of a god than an actual influence - and that's a good thing. It also partly explains why there are no Who songs on this list. (Entwhistle's famous fills on "My Generation" are a solo, not a riff.) "
Agree One hundred percent
Would have been nice if he could have spelled Entwistle's name right, though. |
| 22nd February 2007 12:44 PM |
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| Joey |
" Anything tonight, yesterday was a "champions league" party with my pals and it was hard enough "
< ------ I like that !!!!!!!!
Me too Lil' Buddy ( Lil' Fiji )
" ...........Tonight for the usual illegal stuff only a few joints "
You are much loved by Joey
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