Camp Howdy

At about 3:12 in, Wyman drops a hi to low note bass line that sounds like watching Flea drop off the tow into a 60 footer at Mavericks.

Totally bitchen!

Who was crazy to leave? ??
 

I mean, stay, who was crazy to stay?
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqXXqoAxxzU&mode=related&search=

I always liked the first four Stones albums, all the pent up soulful R&B.

This is a GREAT clip from then, but skip Pain In My Heart . . . the open cut and the closer have the boys rockin . . . Michael Jackson had NOTHING on Mic Jagger's foot work!!! *G*
 

Can I get a ruling here? Did he just ask me the second line in the song? I want stroke AND fucking distance.
 

Here's the ruling . .

The early Stones were better.

Punks R UHS.

Harumph . . . . .

What second line, it's ALL unintelligable . . .

Just ANOTHER reason this nation has gone to the pits, damn lyrics can't be heard . . . . . mumbled mouth full of promises down on Rue Morgue Avenue . . .

Harumph.

I still like Wyman's bass line. He was one of the wierdest of the staid, and placid brit bass kats.

Played like Del McCourry holdin up the git on a G Run, ya know?
 

The pot calling the kettle "unintelligable"...

If you still don't know who was crazy to stay, please leave the Stones and go back to your Osmond 8-tracks.
 

OUCH!

You played hockey, didn't you . . .
 

And PLEASE, never ask me about your 'fucking distance' . .

I'ts . . . UNCOUTH!

And, I'll never again stand in front of you, up there, back, and to the right.

(shivers)

How bout that Wyman bass run . . .
 

I played hookie, Zeke played hockey. Mick was crazy to stay.
 

Whip it good!!! ;-)