Bill Wyman

Former bassist says he only played on “Live by the Sword” because it featured late bandmate Charlie Watts.

Former bassist was surprised the band continued without late drummer but believes they have nothing else to do.

Former Stones bassist says he and some of his bandmates were "scraping by."

It's the former Rolling Stone bassist's first album in nine years - listen to the title track now.

Former bassist says it took his bandmates two years to accept he’d quit.

Former bassist hasn't played on a Stones record since 1989's 'Steel Wheels.'

"I had 30 great years with them, then a really nice divorce – and, corny as it may sound, we are still family."

They didn't necessarily become huge commercial or critical hits, but some produced career-changing moments anyway.

Former Rolling Stones bassist came up with an unusual approach when he felt something was lacking.

He spent almost three decades as the Rolling Stones' bassist, but never generated this many headlines.