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Cool rock n roll photos
- Thread starter Chad-Chicago
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I'm thinking maybe Brian Wilson? The guy's appearance has changed so much at different times it's hard to tell.
I hate it when people post photos and just assume we're all cool enough to know who the subjects are. A lot of these guys look like randos to me.
Sometimes these threads take a life of their own which doesn’t always fit to the intention of the OP. I used to feel the same as you until it happened to me. The thread went in a direction that sparked an idea and prompted me to share something that didn’t exactly fit the intention of the thread. Regardless, I felt the post could benefit someone.
I do things like this occasionally as I have learned things that have benefited me from others who have stepped outside the lines occasionally. It’s how I found out about Volfpeck, one of my new favorite bands.
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Ah, now I see it. Funny, I've never seen him look so healthy, even when they were starting out.
This must have been pre herion days. Apparently, Bill was not always the bass player on record. There is also footage of this scene in Cross Fire Hurricane on Netflix.
Oh yeah, I was a credits geek at a young age, and I noticed on my vinyl copy of Exile that Bill frequently didn't play the bass track.
Bill’s a pretty interesting guy, and has quite a detailed and extensive recorded history of the Stones. Brilliant memory, he could name where and when they played off the top of his head for almost any date during his tenure.
He also has several books out not only on the stones. Blues Odyssey: A Journey to Music’s Heat & Soul is a good read.
He also has several books out not only on the stones. Blues Odyssey: A Journey to Music’s Heat & Soul is a good read.
I am sorry I should have identified the other person. That is me. I was giving him bass lessons.
I mean, the bass looks like it could use a good cleaning.
You might need a tetanus shot afterwards.
Should need no introduction, but just in case, this is John Paul Jones. And his junk. 
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Is that Vintage Trouble? Sounds like you took John Bonham, James Brown, Wilson Picket, Larry Graham, and Marc Ford, put em in blender and made a band out of it. Would love to see them live.
