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Bill Wyman reflected on his Rolling Stones exit: 'I should have left earlier'
Former Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman, AKA "The Quiet Stone," has shared that leaving the band in 1993 was one of the best decisions he ever made — though, in retrospect, he wishes he had ...
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Bill Wyman admits he left The Rolling Stones to 'do archaeology, write books' and live another life
Former bassist Bill Wyman has spoken about his choice to leave The Rolling Stones in favor of a more normal life, and says he has 0 regrets. Listen to The Rolling Stones Radio and more on the free ...
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Why Rolling Stones' Bill Wyman quit the band before his surprising career change
The Rolling Stones' legendary bass player Bill Wyman was back in the spotlight last year when the bandmates reunited for the album Hackney Diamonds. Now the Stones are on the cusp of launching ...
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Bill Wyman on joining The Rolling Stones again: ‘I’ve got better things to be doing now’
The Rolling Stones' former bassist Bill Wyman has said he would never rejoin the band because he's got "better things to be doing". The Rolling Stones' former bassist Bill Wyman has said he would ...
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"I aggravated it so I could drive back to London and go to the match": Bill Wyman once faked toothache to skip the Stones and watch the cup final
Credit: Getty Images/David Cannon/Gareth Cattermole You’d think that being part of The Rolling Stones and living the ... honest truth laid out by Bill Wyman who, in a new interview with ...
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‘We were in Amsterdam, so I faked a toothache to go and see Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final. I couldn’t make the replay, though – the Stones worked it out’: Rolling ...
Rolling Stones guitarist Bill Wyman has revealed that he purposely aggravated a toothache while on tour with the band in order to get out of rehearsing and watch Crystal Palace in the 1990 FA Cup ...