Man, these isolated Wyman bass tracks really show what a cool, unpretentious and song-serving bassist he is.

She's so Cold is also another example of a good rhythm section.

'Beast of Burden' is another one where Wyman really shines. So fluent and fluid with his bass lines, voicings and choices. The two of them are made for each other rhythmically.

Not many can swing a bass like this. CLASS

He doesn't play the expected parts on bass. A brilliant musician.

Bill Wymann and Charlie Watts best Stones rhythm section.

A prime example on how every single note doesn't have to be perfect as long as the groove is maintained.

Whatever speaker system you are listening on, big or small, the tone of that bass is just crawling around the edges of your heart.

In his book , " Life" ,   Keith Richards called Charlie Watts  and Bill Wyman  the "engine room" of the Rolling Stones because their solid, jazz-influenced rhythm section was the heartbeat that powered the band.

What a slick, deceptively brilliant & humorous Bass Line ! And Charlie Watts (RIP) is always right there in the Pocket ! 👍🤠

Love this picture. The backbone of the stones

i think people should drive around listening to just bass like this more often.

A) It’s what you don’t play.
B) Feel over perfection.
C) Knowing A & B.

Sublime bass part from Mr. Wyman ❤❤❤ Charlie RIP ❤

Such isolated tracks prove that the bass lines Bill wrote entitled him to writing credit. Then again, Brian Jones and Mick Taylor also deserved writing credit for their own particular form of genius.

Great illustration how the top players are not afraid to play a adventurous path during a song. Lots of variations during the song

Hearing these bass lines is kind of like seeing into the den of a wild animal thought extinct and never really observed before. We see that it really just lumbers around and acts like other wild animals with the occasional obvious flash of extra ability that it probably rarely needs to show. It is no less beautiful to watch, but makes you realize you are overstepping your bounds, watching it this way.

That’s how you play rock and roll.

Wyman and Watts .. the heart and soul of the Stones .. Jagger and Richards .. the glimmer twins .. Jones, Taylor and Wood .. icing on the cake ..

One thing that stands out for me is how little Bill plays here really, I thought he was all over the place.  Obviously he knew it wasn't needed.
My personal favorite of Bill and Charlie is "Emotional Rescue", amazing track.  Also "Beast of Burden".