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Artist | Bill Wyman
Title | Back To Basics
Genre | Rock Format | Album
Source | CDDA Time | 43:14
Label | Proper Records Ltd. Store | 2015
Catalog | PRPCD125 Rip | 2015
Bitrate | 245 kbps Size | 79.99 MB
Freq | 44.1 kHz Encoder | Lame 3.98.4
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01. What & How & If & When & Why 3:38
02. I Lost My Ring 3:36
03. Love, Love, Love 3:40
04. Stuff (Can't Get Enough) 4:05
05. Running Back To You 4:00
06. She's Wonderful 3:56
07. Seventeen 3:49
08. I'll Pull You Through 3:06
09. November 3:44
10. Just A Friend Of Mine 3:41
11. It's A Lovely Day 2:05
12. I Got Time 3:54
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As a member of the Rolling Stones for three decades, Bill Wyman established
himself among the greatest bassists in rock & roll history; in tandem with
drummer Charlie Watts, he belonged to one of the most stalwart rhythm
sections in popular music, perfectly complementing the theatrics of Mick
Jagger and the gritty guitar leads of Keith Richards. Born William Perks in
London on October 24, 1936, Wyman was playing in a group called the
Cliftons when he was asked to join the Stones in mid-1962, replacing
bassist (and future Pretty Things member) Dick Taylor.
Reportedly asked to join the group mainly because he had his own amplifier,
he was, at age 25, by several years the oldest member of the group.
Regardless, his chemistry with the other bandmembers was immediate, and
with the subsequent arrival of Watts, the classic Rolling Stones lineup was
soon cemented.
Bill Wyman didn't quit making music once he quit the Rolling Stones in the
early '90s, but he did put it on the back burner. A decade later, he
started the Rhythm Kings - a loose collective of similarly minded rockers
including Gary Brooker, Georgie Fame, and Andy Fairweather-Low, at least on
occasion - but he didn't do a full solo album until 2015's "Back To
Basics". The title is a giveaway that Wyman remains in a casual roots mood,
knocking out a bunch of originals that amble or shuffle but never hit hard.
His voice is breathy, weathered, and rough but he's as unashamed of his
limitations as he is of using outdated synths elsewhere. He's very
comfortable using "Back To Basics" as an excuse to relax, to just settle
back with some friends to play amiable tunes. While the songs are sturdy
enough to withstand such gentle rocking, this is a vibe record, the sound
of an old pro playing not because it's necessary but because it's fun.
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