what kind of brass instroment did bill wyman play while he was in the rolling stones?
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Rolling Stones. A few years ago this would have been a good question. No other band has stayed together so long, or had their own sound so completely. These guys took their inspiration from R&B and whatever else made them dance. The Stones is intelligent these days, understanding that they have a place in history and trying to give some respect to the genre that has provided the stage for them to play on for so long. It is no accident that the Stones played at the most recent Super Bowl as well as Super Bowl I (ok, right after the game). Mick has withstood the test of time. I've seen them live, next to the stage, and finally understand the thrill of the eternal energy. Keith Richard is kept alive by this phenomenon. Led Zepplin, Crosby Stills Nash, Beatles, etc. were great in their contribution, but the Stones continue to deliver. Buy 40 Licks and you won't be disappointed. Go to a Stones concert now if you can ... age will catch up soon ... while you can.
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"Young man blues", "Summertime blues", "I can see for miles".\nKeith Moon was totally awesome and influenced my style as a drummer. He's very much missed.
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could be "Beast of Burden" by the Rolling Stones, circa 1980
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I think you will find what your looking for here.\nhttp://www.911tabs.com/tabs/b/bob_dylan/blowing_in_the_wind_tab.htm\nor here\nhttp://www.e-chords.com/cifra.asp?idMusica=46386
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well paul mostly played bass, a very underrated bassist at that. check out the bass line on the song "rain"\nkeith was one the most innovative guitarists when it comes to alternate tunings. the stones were the first group to use alternate tunings on a regular basis. \napples and oranges.
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Check amazon.com or maybe the Stones website.
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John Williams\nJeff Gibbs
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its brass because its made of brass.  it's not a woodwind because it doesn't have a reed....its just a plain wind instrument because you blow into it
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Total guess, but was it the Rolling Stones?
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Brass, woodwinds, strings, and percussion.
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My cousin Jerry was steel guitar player for Buck Owens & the\nBuckaroos
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Leonard Cohen and Jazz. IF I'm really sad I listen to Glenn Gould doing the Goldberg Variations.
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Maybe "Brass in Pocket" by Chrissy Hynde and the Pretenders?
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"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" & "Gimme Shelter" were both in it, as was "Sweet Virginia."  In addition, there are several other older Stones songs in the film but none are included on the soundtrack due to licensing issues. \nI haven't seen the film since I saw it in the theater in '95 but I do know that CYHMK played about an hour into the film. I'm pretty sure it was GS at the end.
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Song: "In A Dream"\n\nLooks like the Bo Bice version is not available for purchase.
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Hendrix - there is no substitute\nsee this:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Along_The_Watchtower