Post by Voodoo Chile In Wonderland on Oct 18th, 2011 at 4:36pm
Today webcast will be in your honor Mary 'cause you gotta roll me baby!
NOTE: Those who want to listen check a message below to download and play the programme!
Bill Wyman, the musician, composer, producer, writer, author, photographer, entrepreneur, inventor, metal detectorist, archivist, collector, altruistic, cricket player, actor, honorary doctor, father and husband will be 75 years old this Monday so we’re gonna celebrate his birthday live on the cyber air today!
He’s the only former member of the Stones with his own compositions released on official albums, also the only one without coauthors, his own songs, period.
He’s currently on tour, has a photography exhibition in London, will release a 5-CD box set next week so we have plenty or reasons to celebrate his 75th birthday today LIVE on the webradio @ http://movil.ibero909.fm/ according to this times:
Some good material to play including the sessions at Jimmy Page house in June 1965 with Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton (guitar), Mick Jagger (harmonica), Ian “Stu” Stewart (piano) and Bill Wyman as well as the best with the Stones, his solo albums, with Willie and the Poor Boys and his Rhythm Kings and live with Buddy Guy and Junior Wells.
NOTE: Those who want to listen check a message below to download and play the programme!
Bill Wyman, the musician, composer, producer, writer, author, photographer, entrepreneur, inventor, metal detectorist, archivist, collector, altruistic, cricket player, actor, honorary doctor, father and husband will be 75 years old this Monday so we’re gonna celebrate his birthday live on the cyber air today!
He’s the only former member of the Stones with his own compositions released on official albums, also the only one without coauthors, his own songs, period.
He’s currently on tour, has a photography exhibition in London, will release a 5-CD box set next week so we have plenty or reasons to celebrate his 75th birthday today LIVE on the webradio @ http://movil.ibero909.fm/ according to this times:
Some good material to play including the sessions at Jimmy Page house in June 1965 with Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton (guitar), Mick Jagger (harmonica), Ian “Stu” Stewart (piano) and Bill Wyman as well as the best with the Stones, his solo albums, with Willie and the Poor Boys and his Rhythm Kings and live with Buddy Guy and Junior Wells.
