I could go for this much easier than Charlie not being with the Stones.

All right. People need to stop exciting me with these stories.

If Waddy is going to play with Keef, I'd rather have a Winos tour. I could go for hearing those songs live again.

Ronnie is a Stone so much at this point there's no way he'd be kicked out.

If all the rumors are accurate...



Good Postin' !!!!!

Christ , that is Postin' on loan from GOD right there !!!!!!

It's the "Half The Band For Half The Price" tour...

bigger fish have been thrown back for being loaded... dee dee ramone was the main songwriter, booted for being too high. Axl kicked everyone out of G n' R for drug use... Ronnie was huge in the band, unilt around Licks... He has fallen apart, and he isn't a writer... he is replacable IMO... I'm not shocked and won't be surpised, dude is fucked up and dead weight... i'd rather see a replacement than pay money to cringe everytime a solo comes up....

left shoe shuffle wrote on May 27^th, 2010 at 2:10pm:


Good the ticket and LOL this one

Just add to the ticket, adults only, no kids near the venue allowed

Anybody know any records which showcase WW's playing?  I like his stuff with Linda R and Zevon, albeit the limited selection.  Thanks.

That wouldn't be so bad, actually. From what I recall of the Winos, he doesn't overplay and can do some tasty slide guitar as well. It could fit quite nicely. And most importantly, it would mean 8% more money for Mick with the take split three ways instead of four !

If they replaced Brian, they will replace Ronnie if they feel it is needed. 

And at this point nothing would surprise me.

Mel Belli wrote on May 27^th, 2010 at 3:40pm:

I knew it wasn't gonna be too long before we heard your chant!

open-g wrote on May 27^th, 2010 at 3:57pm:

HAs anybody ever seen Cucho and Paul Cashmere in the same room together?

Merch already available @ www.rollingwinos.com

No Woody-No Stones

the WAVING GUITARISTS TOUR 2011 ?

It all hinges on one person...............................Keith . The appearance with the crickets and his solo on So Divine are not good signs. I HOPE I'M SUPRISED WHEN HE DECIDES TO PICK UP A GUITAR AGAIN.

sc uk

Not to open a can of worms, but if Woody is out why not bring Mick Taylor back?

Ya know I was thinking the other night when Waddy was playing for Bernard in front of KEEF, it was kind of like Waddy was showcasing his guitar playing like an audition for KEEF. Waddy was especially awesome that night, he was absolutely brilliant.

Love You Live version of YCAGWYW is one of my faves.
Watch It Here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtOU1xL539E  

Thanks polytoxic, Ronnie rocks it, and YCAGWTW is one of my favorite Stones song too! Ronnie is every bit as good as Mick T. IMO.

Bitch wrote on May 28^th, 2010 at 6:01pm:


That was a looooooong time ago, Bitch.

SteelVoodoo wrote on May 29^th, 2010 at 9:30am:


and that was a loooooooooong time ago too! So let's face it ~ none of them are as good as they were 20+ years ago! Except Charlie, he's been the only consistant member of the band.

Bitch wrote on May 29^th, 2010 at 3:14pm:

Disagree.
Sir Michael Philip Jagger still brings it every night...

I think they should get Slash.

Sure his voice is different.
I disagreed with the "consistent" comment.

Performance wise, I've never left a Stones show thinking that Mick had an off night.

Can't say the same for Keith or Woody...

While I think that Waddy is up to the task, I can think of only one person that could replace Ronnie. Sadly the man has health issues. And much as I want it, I don't think MT is gonna return to the band. And IMO it's pointless to change the lineup in this stage of the Stones. I'd go and see the show with Waddy, but it wouldn't be the same.

Wild Bill wrote on May 30^th, 2010 at 4:39pm:


We don't need to see that.

Slash or the dildo.  

Gagged by dildo's or not, i reckon Slash would get them young un's in.

By young, i mean under 40.

corgi37 wrote on May 31^st, 2010 at 6:19am:


I agree with you. Slash said himself he was greatly influenced by Mick Taylor. He played some great Stones covers live over the years. Also he's one of the rare older people that have managed to hold on to their "cool" factor. And Let's face it, replacing Wood with someone unknown wouldn't help out ticket sales.

Oh and btw, who here picked up Slash's new album? It's really good!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXnbLmQBGB4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWQQYgacS98

Holden wrote on May 31^st, 2010 at 8:09am:


I much prefer other genres to Saul Hudson and his stupid hat.

(Iggy, how could you?!)

More Photo shop work ahead for the Stones

Any of you fucking retards every meet or see Waddy play?

I don't think Waddy's skills are a subject of this thread, he's a fine performer. I do not see him as a suitable replacement for Ronnie because it's too late in the game for the Stones to replace one of the band members. IMO Mick T is the only acceptable option, and he is as much an insurance risk as Ronnie..

From one Virginian to another No problem, I was just tryin the photo shop thin out and I'm not very good, Iwas worried I had offended a Ron Wood fan, Which by the way I am very much one and would hate to see him replaced, Other than  by a sentimental favorite like Mick Taylor.
I was angered by the replacement on bass,by and  of his own doing, Bill Wyman, "you don't quit the Stones"
I would have preferred he record with them and let Say "Glen Campbell" play on the road, wink wink BB referrence only.......... I got your back boss. Thanks for the response.................From one Stones fan to another I want Woody to play as long as he can, with all the greats like he has all these years.
One of my favorite concerts I got to see, and finally get a recording of was  him at a  Fats Domino tribute,  Ray Charles and Jerry Lee Lewis.........Paull Shafer headed it up.
Ron Wood one of the great of all time.........no doubt about it, I would never do that man or one of his fans and injustice.