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Released 50 years ago

Stone Alone

Bill Wyman · 1976

39 min · 12 tracks · rhythm and blues

A vibrant mix of blues rock and rhythm and blues that showcases Wyman's playful songwriting and distinct bass-driven sound.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Gimme Just One Chance — This track highlights Wyman's knack for catchy melodies combined with rhythmic grooves that embody the essence of rock and roll.
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    Apache Woman — A fusion of rock and blues, this song exemplifies Wyman's storytelling ability, painting an evocative picture through its lyrics and melody.
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    Wine & Wimmen — This track offers a humorous take on relationships, showcasing Wyman's playful lyrical style while blending infectious rhythms.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Get It On

    The bridge features a shift in perspective that introduces a sense of urgency and desire not seen earlier in the song.

    This change enhances the emotional intensity at a critical moment in the track, drawing listeners deeper into the narrative.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 A Quarter to Three 2:53
  • 2 Gimme Just One Chance 2:48
  • 3 Soul Satisfying 2:40
  • 4 Apache Woman 3:33
  • 5 Every Sixty Seconds 4:11
  • 6 Get It On 3:36
  • 7 Feet 4:00
  • 8 Peanut Butter Time 3:52
  • 9 Wine & Wimmen 3:23
  • 10 If You Wanna Be Happy 2:48
  • 11 What's the Point 2:32
  • 12 No More Foolin' 3:31

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