where's Bill Wyman?
on the credits i see
MICK
KEITH
BRIAN (of course)
CHARLIE
but no BILL WYMAN.
uh... the stones did have a bassist!
also, MICK TAYLOR replaced JONES. he should be in it too.
but especially BILL WYMAN.
I'm glad somebody else noticed. Bill was just as important as any of the other Stones...where's he gone?! Unless he told the producers that he didn't want to be portrayed in the film. Who knows...
shareThe film was about Brian though, not The Stones. It was only necessary to have some of the Stones in that were relavant to the story
shareWell, he was in the movie.
In the studio he sits quietly in the background with his bass. And he's obviously on stage with the band in the live pictures in the beginning of the movie.
Why he wasn't credited could be because he's not in the band anymore?
And Mick Taylor might not have been credited because he wasn't in any live pictures at all and not even in the band when the movie takes place?
yes but they could have shown him at the end
shareBill Wyman might be the luckiest guy in the world. Who else can walk into a sweet gig like that. He was a bass player. Next to drummers, who gives a frogs fat ass about the bass player?
shareBill should have been in the movie. In his book, he said about Brian, "I loved the guy." And, here was a musician who never missed a gig while Brian missed several, even rehearsals he attended physically but passed out on the floor. Yes, I saw "Bill Wyman" in the beginning, too. I read in "Brian Jones and the Death of the '60's" or something like that that Mick Taylor's first day with the band was also the day the band learned of Brian's death. The Stones soon gave a free concert in Hyde Park in Brian's memory. Unfortunately, the following August, they experienced the debacle of Altamont.
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Dude, do some research. Altamont was December 6, 1969. The concert in Hyde Park was planned before Brian's death.
shareUm, it might be that music sounds like *beep* without a rhythm section...
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