No.

Its got nothing to do with the time frame. The band doesnt 'have' to have a bass player, even though there's bass on their songs just like they dont 'have' to have an official keyboardist. Chuck Leavell has been with the band longer than anyone but the 4 current band members (even longer than Stu) and he wont be made an official member either.

Woody joined the Stones in February 1976. He chose to take a salary for a fixed period over a percentage (believing the band would hardly last much longer) which is why he lost out so much financially.

He only became a 'board member' in the early 90s when Wyman left. Bill didnt sign the new Stones contract with Virgin, and thats effectively when Woody became a partner as HE did. To all intents and purposes, Woody replaced Bill Wyman, not Mick Taylor.

Different contracts. Different era.

Not gonna happen at this late stage. Even if one of the band left/died/got kicked out now, they wouldnt be 'replaced' with another member of equal status.

No way are the Stones going to carve up a percentage of the 'pie' for someone else.

Ronnie doesnt even have the same 'full' status as a shareholder that the other three have even now.

Daryl is not a Stones - and never will be. He's a sideman, just like Chuck Leavall, Blondie Chapman, Lisa Fisher Bernard Fowler, et al. They're an essential part of the modern-era Rolling Stones, but still...

Also, the Stones are an English band. It’s all very well embracing Americana and having Americans onboard in various capacities, but they should stick to their roots in that sense. I don not have a quote to hand, but am fairly certain that a factor in Harvey Mandel not passing the Taylor-replacement audition was that he wasn’t British. That may have even come from Keith.

I feel like I should own a share or two...based in a life long investment strategy in these guys......since 1962 I've bought everything they've peddled cept those $300 aviator glasses.....cause they were on back order....lol