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30 de may. de 2023 · Tommy Stinson has played with some of the biggest ( Guns N' Roses) and most respected ( the Replacements) bands throughout his long-and-winding career. And for his latest project, Cowboys in the Campfire, the bassist/guitarist/singer opted to strip it all down to a back-to-basics sound and approach. Joining him in the stripped down band is his ...
May 26. Mellow Matt’s in Bowling Green, KY. May 28. Lo Main in Chattanooga, TN. May 29. Standard Deluxe in Waverly, AL. May 30. Swanson’s Warehouse in Greenville, SC. May 31.
27 de ene. de 2017 · Tommy Stinson discusses how he moved on from two of rock's biggest bands, Guns N' Roses and the Replacements, to revisit his Bash and Pop project. Justin Borucki for Rolling Stone. A long, exposed ...
14 de jun. de 2017 · That’s Tommy Stinson’s answer when asked if he’s familiar with Trouble Boys, Bob Mehr’s biography of Stinson’s former band The Replacements. It turns out he hasn’t. One day someone will write Stinson’s biography, and his time as bass player with The Mats (as The Replacements are known by their fans) will be only part of it.
25 de ago. de 2021 · Bassist Tommy Stinson joins Jim McGuinn to talk about its recording, the upcoming box set, and his favorite song on the album. Plus, the story of his brother Bob's organ ending up in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Jim McGuinn: It's The Current and it's Jim McGuinn with Tommy Stinson. How are you, my friend? Tommy Stinson: Good. Good morning.
20 de dic. de 2011 · Tommy Stinson's weird and winding road through the music industry began in 1981, when he became the 14-year-old bassist for the brilliant and beloved slow-moving train wreck known as The Replacements.
Tommy Stinson: “I try to make a composite story out of several stories at once – they’re stories and it’s like a fable.”. Do you think playing bass influences the style, adds a groove. “Yeah I mean, you’re never going to extract me from the bass. Like I said, I wear all my influences firmly on my sleeve.
