The Albums
Bill recorded enough music to fill three
albums, in a short period late 1996 and early 1997.
Rhythm Kings
"Struttin' Our Stuff"
First album, released fall 1997 in Europe, a
bit later in the rest of the world.
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Album
Personnel :
Peter Beachill (horns)
Graham Broad (drums/perc.)
Gary Brooker (organ)
Barbie Carey (backing vocals)
Paul Carrack (vocals)
Eric Clapton (guitar)
Ray Cooper (percussion)
Martin Drover (horns)
Georgie Fame (organ, vocals)
Peter Frampton (guitar)
Geoff Grange (harmonica)
Andy Hamilton (horns)
Dave Hartley (piano/organ)
Natasha Kristie (backing vocals)
Albert Lee (guitar)
Andy Macintosh (horns)
Frank Mead (horns)
Max Middleton (piano)
Zoe Nicholas (backing vocals)
Nick Payn (horns)
Nick Pentelow (horns)
Melanie Redmond (backing vocals)
Maggie Ryder (backing vocals)
Mike Sanchez (vocals)
Beverley Skeete (vocals)
Keeley Smith (backing vocals)
Martin Taylor (guitar)
Terry Taylor (guitar)
Derek Watkins (horns)
Geraint Watkins (vocals)
Susie Web (backing vocals)
Bill Wyman (Bass, vocals)
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The Setlist :
Green River
Walking On My Own
Melody
Stuff (Can't Get Enough)
Bad To Be Alone
I'm Mad
Down In The Bottom
Motorvatin' Mama
Jitterburg Boogie
Going Crazy Overnight
Hole In My Soul
Tobacco Road |
Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings
"Anyway The Wind Blows"
Second album, released early october 1998.
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2nd Album
Personnel :
Roughly the same people played on these albums (actually both were recorded together, with
a third one which hopefully will be released mid 1999).I had taken the 2nd album booklet with me to the Paris show, hoping maybe
Bill would sign it for me ;-), and I can't find it since (and he didn't sign it...).
Whenever I get it, or if anybody sends me the info, I'll
post here the complete personnel list.
Maybe I should just mention that Mick Taylor plays a small
(but good) slide guitar part on "A True Romance"...
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The Setlist :
Anyway The Wind Blows
Spooky
Walking One & Only
Mojo Boogie
Too Late
Every Sixty Seconds
Ring My Bell
Days Like This
He's A Real Gone Guy
A True Romance
Gee Baby Ain't It Good To You
When Hollywood Goes Black & Tan
Crazy He Calls Me
Struttin' Our Stuff |
More on these when I get time (soon,
hopefully).
All I can say now is that I bought both, and
they're worth every penny, or in my case every centime, though these were some of the most
expensive CDs I bought this year... Bill, any reason for this ?
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