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Was the oldest member in The Rolling Stones.

His three "Sticky Fingers" hamburger joints in Cambridge, Kensington and Manchester, England, have all been major successes.

As of July 2001 was bassist with Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings.

In 1968 he purchased a 510-year-old country estate in Suffolk (UK) that had belonged to twins Ronald Kray and Reggie Kray,, British underworld figures who were respectively portrayed by twins Gary Kemp and Martin Kemp in The Krays - I corvi (1990). In addition to his Suffolk residence, Wyman owns homes in Chelsea and the south of France.

He underwent treatment for prostate cancer in 2016.

In 2009 he revealed he had quit smoking after 55 years after doctors warned him he was showing signs of developing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Wyman had smoked at least 30 cigarettes a day for most of his life.

Former bass player for The Rolling Stones.

His solo single "Je Un Suis Un Rock Star" was a worldwide success in 1981.

Left The Rolling Stones in 1993.

Has had five solo albums.

Father of Stephan Paul (by his first marriage), Katie, Jessica, and Matilda (by his third marriage)

Elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989 (as a member of The Rolling Stones).

While married to Mandy Smith, his son, Stephen, was engaged to Mandy's mother. The;y married in 1993 but divorced in 1995.

Partner of Astrid Lundstrom (1967-83).

Supporter of the British Conservative Party.

Portrayed by Josef Altin in Stoned (2005) and by Mitchell Parsons in The Linda McCartney Story (2000).

Formed band The Rhythm Kings with an impermanent line-up of 1960s vets that has comprised (in various combinations at various times): Andy Fairweather Low (guitar/vocals), Albert Lee (guitar), Frank Mead (saxophone), Georgie Fame (keyboard/vocals), Henry Spinetti (drums), Martin Taylor (vocals), Nick Payn (saxophone), Beverley Skeete, Gary Brooker (keyboard), Graham Broad (drums), Janice Hoyte, Mike Sanchez and Adrian Byron Burns, etc.

Met second wife Mandy Smith when she was 13.