Beatles and Stones working together on new album

[IamGroot]

No one told me there would be math involved with this topic.

No one expects the Set List Inquisition

 

[Marc61]

Lots of speculation. I read McCartney recorded on one track and that Ringo so far has stayed away. It’s possible the track with McCartney might not make the album. For sure Charlie Watts will be though

 

[mambo4]

I love spaghetti. I love pizza. Surely combining them will be delicious.

 

[Five or Six]

As long as they don't let Ringo sing, it "may" be alright?

 

[Grinderman]

I love spaghetti. I love pizza. Surely combining them will be delicious.

And cake.

 

[mhartman29]

CNN is reporting it, still a bad idea though.

CNN reliable? That's a good one.

 

[jerry]

CNN reliable? That's a good one.

I didn't say reliable, somebody asked if there was anybody besides YouTube reporting it.

 

[D.A.R.K.]

Ridiculous, everyone knows they are only collaborating on a jingle for viagra.

 

[swarfrat]

There's gonna be fights in the nursing home between Beatles fans and Stones fans

 

[SDC1-ClickClack]

CNN reliable? That's a good one.

Please, let's not start introducing sociopolitical stuff here with all its tribal chest thumping. Let's stick with the usual TB fare: tort or non-tort; round-, flat-, or tape-wound; and "Should we fire the drummer?"*

* Probably.

 

[SDC1-ClickClack]

While it would be cool if this is true, and I'd love to hear McCartney play on some Stones tracks, the Stones do still have their best 2 bassists alive. Between Keith and Darryl, they're not really hurting for bass talent.

Sirrah! You are forgetting that Ron Wood was the bass player for the first Jeff Beck Group, where he acquitted himself quite well. If my memory serves me correctly, Stanley Clarke was among those impressed with Woody's bass work — along with moi.

 

[2tonic]

The Rolling Bones or The Seatles might be apropos concerning their stage personas or current mobility.......but, Hey..the music might be great!

 

[LordRyan]

In 1969 Rolling Stone Magazine perpetrated a hoax with The Masked Marauders album which was a supposed collaboration by members of The Beatles, Stones, and Bob Dylan. Here is the story:

 

[IamGroot]

Ridiculous, everyone knows they are only collaborating on a jingle for viagra.

"With a Little Help from my Friends"?

 

[Wambemando]

I'm so glad that I play guitar as well as bass.
That way I can always go to Mylespaul Forum after reading a thread like this.
It's the complete opposite end of the spectrum from TB.
The stuff that flies here wouldn't fly there, and vice-versa.

 

[micguy]

Sirrah! You are forgetting that Ron Wood was the bass player for the first Jeff Beck Group, where he acquitted himself quite well. If my memory serves me correctly, Stanley Clarke was among those impressed with Woody's bass work — along with moi.

I didn’t forget - I know Ronnie can play bass - Jeff Beck, Faces…I was just leaving room for Bill Wyman as the 3rd best bassist in the Stones.

 

[Jeff Scott]

Sirrah! You are forgetting that Ron Wood was the bass player for the first Jeff Beck Group, where he acquitted himself quite well. If my memory serves me correctly, Stanley Clarke was among those impressed with Woody's bass work — along with moi.

I saw Stanley with The New Barbarians; does that count for anything?

 

[Tom Bomb]

Good luck to 'em. Sounds like a real money-spinner.
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[swarfrat]

I was kinda hoping for Styx & Stones

 

[BazzaBass]

CNN reliable? That's a good one.

Yep we only trust Faux Views