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best rhythm section ever

best rhythm section ever

Ian Stewart was the 6 th stones

excellent

Very kool !

Bil and Charlie were definitely the backbone of the songs and no one can argue differently.They together were one of akind.

Bill Wyman is so good that words aren’t enough to sing his praise. Yes, I listen to Jaco, Patrick O’Hearn, Juna Sarita and Mina_atBass, only the best.

if you cant recognize this as Bill Wyman then you aint a fan of the Stones lol

Mick Taylor is playing the bass Bill Wyman isn't that good.

Cool stuff. King of the octave bass riff.

Definitely Bill. His sound and style is unmistakable.

Definitely not a Bassist song, noodling around on the bass. Not a fan. The song is just blah….zero bottom line. After hearing it isolated, explains why I never was a fan of the song.

It sounds like Keith playing bass. Bill was much more refined and had a swing as we all know. These notes are almost choppy....like a guitar player

I LOVE THIS!!! ❤ Way to funk it up, Bill! 🎉 I think this is the official live performance from Fort Worth, Texas in 1978. There’s a UA-cam of it.

Sounds like bass has mind of its own . Great playing rythem to it

What bootleg is this from? Thanks!

This totally got me tapping my feet and moving! How the hell did he stay so still when playing?

Great, but I thought Keith played a lot of bass parts

in the booklet, this song does not mention the distribution of the instruments. the title is clear... Anyway Bill is a perfect bassist.

love bill Wyman

Love Bill and Charlie !!! The very best Original !!

aca tambien toca el bajo keif o ronnie esto va para los mandriles que lo denostan vamos bill !!!

Klinkt lekker mannen. Wanneer en waar wordt er opgetreden?

Very good version and very good audio quality🤟

I don't think it's Bill. Bill would play it with more dexterity and melodic sense.

Great pic of Bill with an EB-3. Looks like there is some dispute as to who actually played bass on here, but it sounds like an electric bass rather than an upright, especially as you can hear the pick, and Bill Plummer apparently played an upright bass. Some of the lines sound like what Wyman would do. Might even be an EB-3 he was playing, maybe in mid position (both pickups).

I’m not sure this is even Billiam

This guy hit the jackpot There’s probably 50 million superior bassists who are relatively broke AF

He's dragging - not great

I had no idea.

Stu piano was unique as well as Nicky Hopkins and Preston. The Stones have had always great keyboardists, Chuck is also fantastic. Pity that Stu, Billy and Nicky left us too soon.

I admire this musician. He left the Stones just before he could earn millions of dollars and enhanced his solo career in other musical fields. I attended two concerts with his group (the Rythm Kings) and they were eye popping. With this rhytm section (Wyman and Watts) the Stones could create and perform the best blues rock songs ever produced. Keith Richards has repeatedly praise Wyman skills as well as Charlie's. He knows that he shone because of their rythmic support.

One of the most overrated songs ever written.

groovy

Sloppy as fuck but great in the song. Whatever

i think people should drive around listening to just bass like this more often.

The brilliance of these old school Bass players is hidden in the final mixes. Wyman is another totally underrated Bass player. To those saying it was Keith on Bass for this track, you're mistaken. Keith played bass on "Casino Boogie", "Happy" and "Soul Survivor".

Exile DID try into the "unofficial" Keith Richard SOLO album ......

Bill is quite unorthodox in his style. He's not a prolific bass player but tasteful. Charlie is a human metronome. He keeps it tight and seamless.

It is obvious that there was no quantising back then in the mixing room.

Not many can swing a bass like this. CLASS

Bass player is pissed

Bill and Charlie make me smile. Keep telling the truth Bill. The world misses you Charlie

Stu's Boogie is still alive. RIP Ian Stewart

He doesn't play the expected parts on bass. A brilliant musician.

horrible !

According to the sleeve notes with the remastered version of Exile on Main Street, Keith Richards played bass on two tracks. Casino Boogie and Soul Survivor. Mick Taylor played bass on one track, Torn and Frayed. Bill Wyman is listed as playing bass on all eighteen tracks. Obviously there would have been a certain amount of overdubbing going on. I have read elsewhere that Bill Plummer, who was a legendary American double bass player, played on four tracks of Exile, but which ones were not mentioned. Unfortunately, Bill Wyman's extremely entertaining and very detailed autobiography. Stone Alone, only takes the reader up to the notorious Altamont concert in December 1969. The Exile album wasn't released until May 1972. It's a shame Bill hasn't written a second volume, because if anyone could tell who played what instrument on what track, it would be Bill.

I know the drummer was definitely jimmy miller, says so inside sleeve,bill plummer was bassist

Charlie was a a human metronome, incredible.

A prime example on how every single note doesn't have to be perfect as long as the groove is maintained.