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Won for 'Trough Transport' with The Rolling Stones.

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Bill Wyman, born William George Perks on October 24, 1936, is an English musician best known as the bassist for the Rolling Stones from 1962 to 1993. His distinctive, often understated, basslines were a crucial element of the band's iconic sound, contributing to their enduring success across decades.

Wyman joined the Rolling Stones in 1962, replacing Dick Taylor. He became an integral part of the band's rhythm section, alongside drummer Charlie Watts, creating a solid foundation for Mick Jagger's vocals and Keith Richards' guitar riffs. His tenure with the band saw the release of numerous hit singles and classic albums, including "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," "Gimme Shelter," "Sympathy for the Devil," and albums like "Beggars Banquet," "Let It Bleed," and "Sticky Fingers."

Beyond his work with the Rolling Stones, Wyman has pursued a diverse solo career. He released several solo albums, such as "Monkey Grip" (1974) and "Stone Alone" (1976), and also explored other musical projects. He formed the band Willie and the Handjives, which had a hit single with "Another Nail for My Heart" in 1987.

Wyman is also known for his interest in photography and archaeology. He has published several photography books and has been involved in archaeological digs. His autobiography, "Stone Alone," was published in 1990.

After leaving the Rolling Stones in 1993, Wyman continued to perform and record music. He has collaborated with various artists and has occasionally reunited with the Rolling Stones for special performances. His contributions to rock music have been significant, solidifying his place as a legendary bassist.

Bill Wyman is an English musician, best known as the bassist for the Rolling Stones from 1962 to 1993. He played a key role in their iconic sound, contributing to numerous hit songs and albums. Wyman also had a solo career, releasing albums and forming the band Willie and the Handjives. He is also known for his photography and archaeology interests.

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Bill Wyman is an English musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer, best known as the bass guitarist for the Rolling Stones from 1962 to 1993.

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The title track from his debut solo album, a bluesy rock tune.

Monkey Grip

Walkin' the Dog

A soulful, bluesy track from his first solo outing.

What a Shame

The title track from his second solo album, showcasing his songwriting.

A Stone Alone

Baby Ride to Me

Cobblestone Blues

Who's to Blame

A disco-infused rock track that became Wyman's biggest solo hit.

(Si Si) Je Suis un Rock Star

Can't Stand Losing You

A soulful ballad with a strong vocal performance.

Come Back & Stay

A catchy and upbeat track from his self-titled album.

Jealousy

Liza Jane

A driving rock song from his 1982 solo album.

Ride On Baby

A cover of The McCoys' hit, delivered with Wyman's characteristic style.

Hang On Sloopy

A track with a driving beat and bluesy undertones.

I'm a Little Late

A track with a catchy melody and energetic delivery.

Seventeen

An energetic rockabilly-influenced track.

White Lightnin'

A well-known instrumental piece given a new rendition.

Dance On

A lively blues standard performed with enthusiasm.

Let the Good Times Roll

A classic soul-rock track delivered with Wyman's distinct style.

Mustang Sally

A blues-rock classic covered on his album of covers.

Oh Well

A rendition of The Rolling Stones' classic, showcasing Wyman's interpretation.

Ruby Tuesday

A gentle, melodic track from his covers album.

She's My Best Friend

A track from his later work, demonstrating continued musical engagement.

A New Day

A blues-infused track from his more recent solo material.

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