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I also put a review of one in the Gear Review link

Kind of off the Bill topic but talking about Beatles and Stones in each others bands, I always thought a great lineup was the Rock and Roll Circus band with John Lennon(vocals,Guitar)Keith Richards(bass),Clapton(lead)and Mitch Mitchell(drums). Can you imagine if they had played for a few...

Bernie: I strung the JC with Pyramid Flatwounds as well. They sound amazing!! Expensive as hell though <LOL> They will stay on to 2001 :-) I play right up on the fingerboard for a reggae sound and have noticed that playing over the pickup gives a really nice upright type of sound. My...

I reiterate that the Epiphone Jack Casady is great, you can see my review in the dropbox at the end of the forum. The only thing I didn't like were the strings. I threw on some nice flatwounds and the sound is really great. With flats, you can get all those great MaCartney type sounds as well...

Actually, Ronnie Wood played guitar with the Faces. He played Bass with Jeff Beck. He was pretty good in a power trio setting. Ronnie Wood also played on Emotional Rescue if I'm not mistaken. Keith has a cool bass style, very Reggae influenced from his MANY years exploring that style...

Bill is very underated. Hell, he held the bottom dowm for quite a while. While not an Entwistle or a John Paul Jones, his playing was always rhyhmic and supportitive.That's what the Stones are about. The Rollong Stones are one of the few rock bands that really groove and swing. Even the Beatles...

bruknow is right, as I said in the other thread, Darryl J is the man! But also to add, Dee Dee for the super duper root note stuff; it may not be innovative, but it was solid as a Queens Subway platform!

Darryl Jennifer from Bad Brains can't be beat for the punk mach I speed of Hardcore