"Anyway the Wind Blows" is an album by Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, released in 1999. Bill Wyman, the former bassist of The Rolling Stones, formed the Rhythm Kings after leaving the iconic rock band, aiming to explore a range of musical styles with an emphasis on rhythm and blues.
This particular album showcases a blend of genres such as R&B, rock and roll, jazz, and swing, highlighting Wyman’s passion for roots music. The collection features numerous renowned guest musicians, enhancing its eclectic sound. Some of these noteworthy contributors include vocalists like Gary Brooker and Georgie Fame, and instrumentalists such as Eric Clapton and Peter Frampton.
The album's title, "Anyway the Wind Blows," captures the laid-back and versatile nature of the music it contains, with tracks that cover classic songs as well as original compositions. It's characterized by its lively and upbeat tone, staying true to the essence of classic rhythm and blues while infusing elements of rock and jazz.
Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings gained acclaim for their lively performances and dynamic sound, and "Anyway the Wind Blows" is a testament to Wyman's continued influence and passion within the music industry post-Rolling Stones.
