Dick Taylor, their original bass player, left shortly after the band formed to create The Pretty Things, although the replaced lineup is still together.
Dick Taylor, their original bass player, left shortly after the band formed to create The Pretty Things, although the replaced lineup is still together. Their first record revealed their influence by American blues and jazz, including covers of Nat King Cole's "Route 66", Bo Diddley's "Mona" and Chuck Berry's "Carol", as well as carrying the band's name, a song by Muddy Waters. Currently working on their first new studio album since Bridges to Babylon, for 10 points, name this British invasion era band fronted by Mick Jagger.
Dick Taylor, their original bass player, left shortly after the band formed to create The Pretty Things, although the replaced lineup is still together.
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