The author of 'The Lantern' [1967], has been the most active member of the Rolling Stones outside the Rolling Stones, until he left the band in 1990 to pursue other goals and solo projects.

As a producer first [notably for 'The End' in 1968, and 'Tucky Buzzard' in the early 1970s] and as a solo artist [his debut album 'Monkey Grip' was released in 1974], Bill Wyman have been collaborating with many famous names and instigated various musical projects.

A fairly number of singles combinations were extracted worldwide from his first two albums on Rolling Stones Records [the second being 'Stone Alone' in March 1976] but his best commercial success was 'Si, Si, Je Suis Un Rock Star', taken from his third solo effort simply titled 'Bill Wyman' on Ripple Records / A&M, which topped at #14 in the UK charts in July 1981.

In the early 80's, Wyman also composed the soundtracks for the movie 'Green Ice' [1981], as well as the film 'Digital Dreams' [1983], both projects being popular among collectors.

In 1984, he formed Willie and the Poor Boys, a group of well known musicians to record an album to help the Ronnie Lane Appeal for A.R.M.S.

Wyman took a musical break after his departure from the The Rolling Stones in the early 90's.

Bill Wyman 7"s, 12"s, CDS solo discography - exclusive artworks
co.	view	catalogue #	titles -  CD-only artwork - *non-album track	rel. date
		London 907	In Another Land / The Lantern	12/1967
		London TOP 1262	In Another Land / The Lantern	01/1968
		RSR RS 19111	I Wanna Get Me A Gun / White Lightnin'	06/1974
		RSR RS 19112	Monkey Grip Glue / What A Blow	06/1974
		RSR RS 19113	Monkey Grip Glue / White Lightnin'	06/1974
		RSR RS 19115	White Lightnin' / Pussy	11/1974
		RSR RS 19117	Apache Woman / Soul Satisfyin'	04/1976
		RSR 45-1349	Apache Woman / Soul Satisfyin'	04/1976
		RSR RS 19117	If You Wanna Be Happy / Apache Woman	04/1976
		RSR COC 19118	Apache Woman / A Quarter To Three	04/1976
		RSR RS 19119	A Quarter To Three / Soul Satisfyin'	04/1976
		Polydor POSP 291	Green Ice Theme / Could Hoppers	06/1981
		A&M AMS 8144	(Si Si) Je Suis Un Rock Star / Rio De Janeiro	07/1981
		A&M SP 12041	(Si Si) Je Suis Un Rock Star / Rio De Janeiro	07/1981
		A&M AMS 8170	Come Back Suzanne / Seventeen	10/1981
		A&M AMS 9197	A New Fashion / Girls	03/1982
		Ripple AMS 9199	A New Fashion	03/1982
		Ripple AMS 8227	Visions / Nuclear Reactions	06/1982
		Victor VIDP-46	Stuff [Can't Get Enough] / Blue Murder [Lies]	1992
		Castle CMSWE 1349	Stuff [Can't Get Enough] / Blue Murder [Lies]	2006
		Proper PRPCD125RP1	What & How & If & When & Why	2015

as Willie & The Poor Boys - singles
co.	view	catalogue #	artist : title	rel. date
		London 880 763-7	Baby Please Don't Go / Let's Talk It Over	1985
		Decca 880 917-7	These Arms Of Mine / Poor Boy Boogie	1985

Bill Wyman with the Rhythm Kings - singles
co.	view	catalogue #	artist : title	rel. date
		BMG 74321 51441 2	Melody / Stuff	1997
		BMG 74321 53619 2	Walking On My Own / Tobacco Road	1997
		BMG 74321 61413 2	Anyway The Wind Blows + 2	1997
		Ripple BTFLYS 0003	Groovin' + 2	2000
		Ripple BTFLYS 0009	Love Letters + 2	2001
		Ripple RAMCDS 003	That's How Heartaches Are Made / I Know	2004
		Ripple RAMCD007	Just For A Thrill [3-track sampler]	2005

Worldwide singles [7" and 12" and CDS] by Bill Wyman whom artworks are significantly unique and collectable.

"When I again became inspired by musical thoughts in late 1995" he says "I did so without any very serious intentions. I just fancied playing a bit of music, but I knew I wanted to do things differently this time. I wasn't interested in playing 'commercial' music, so I decided to try to get back into early traditional roots."

Two years later was released 'Struttin' Our Stuff', the first album by Wyman's new band the Rhythm Kings. The band played little clubs all around Europe and never stopped since. Occasional promo CDSingles would see the light of the day to support the band's albums.

The original Rhythm Kings' line up involved Gary Brooker, Georgie Fame, Albert Lee, Martin Taylor, Beverley Skeete, Graham Broad, and Wyman himself of course, but many other artists frequently joined on stage or in the studio [among them Mark Knopfler, George Harrison, Albert Lee, Martin Taylor, Eric Clapton, Peter Frampton and Chris Rea].
As Wyman states himself about his band: "it's a bit like a football team, the musicians and singers come and go so the line up changes slightly, but the musicianship is always second to none and the core players remain".




In June 2015, Bill issued 'Back To Basics', his first solo album in 33 years.

For more information on Bill Wyman, please visit Bill Wyman.com