S3E8: Darryl Jones

Rockonteurs with Gary Kemp and Guy Pratt

Rhino UK

Pop, Interviews, Music, Rock

4.8 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2022

⏱️ 67 minutes

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This week on Rockonteurs we chat with one of the all-time great bass players and part of the inner sanctum of The Rolling Stones since 1994, we welcome Darryl Jones to the podcast. Darryl has enjoyed a remarkable career thus far. He started playing with Miles Davis in the ’80s before working with Sting in 1985. In 1993 he auditioned to join the Stones after Bill Wyman retired and since 1994, he’s recorded and played with the band since. In this episode, he talks with such warmth about his special relationship with Charlie Watts, playing with Miles and Sting and his new documentary ‘In The Blood’, which is out now on Amazon Prime. Rockonteurs is produced by Ben Jones for Gimme Sugar Productions.

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0:32.0	Hi Guy.
0:33.0	Hello Gary, how are you?
0:35.0	Where are we? Where are we?
0:37.0	I know.
0:38.0	I've lost it.
0:40.0	Denver.
0:41.0	We're in Denver. It is getting a bit like that.
0:42.0	Well at least you're in your room. I'm downstairs in the boardroom because I have no internet in my room.
0:47.2	There's some sales conference going on outside. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know it's tricky.
0:51.6	We are in Denver, but we seem to be bouncing around a lot of the moment. We played this little sort of game the other night when we were naming cities that we've been to and trying to remember what the hotel looked like and most people could.
1:08.6	Yeah, all the gig.
1:09.9	Yeah, it's all gets max up. The thing is because we move so fast, this tool moves so fast, impossible to get a fix on anything.
1:18.2	I mean, I was just remembering, like, New York was five days ago.
1:22.2	Yeah, but it seems like an eternity.
1:24.0	I mean, we've...
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