The Rolling Stones

In October 1997, Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings performed the Rolling Stones song "Melody" during a live session in Spaarnwoude. At this time, Wyman had already departed from the Rolling Stones, having left the band in 1993 after a remarkable career spanning over three decades. Prior to this live recording, the Rolling Stones released their album "Bridges to Babylon" in 1997, which showcased their continued evolution in rock music with a mix of classic rock elements and contemporary sounds. Interestingly, "Melody," originally from the Stones' 1971 album "Sticky Fingers," reflects Wyman's enduring connection to the band's legacy, even as he explored different musical avenues with his Rhythm Kings. This performance emphasizes the band's influence on Wyman's projects post-Rolling Stones, showcasing both nostalgia and the continued celebration of their iconic catalog.

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