Tim Ries

by Peter Jurew

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Australian Musician editor Greg Phillips sits down at Birds Basement with Rolling Stones backing vocalist Bernard Fowler & Sax player Tim Ries for a chat about The Rolling Stones Project and the Stones in general

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By Mark F Turner

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By AAJ Staff

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" I am also enjoying simpler melodies from playing with the Stones... There is something brilliant about the way it is presented and it gets to a point in two or

By Sebastián Espósito

Interview written in Spanish

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"Los sesionistas de los Stones presentan hoy sus versiones jazzeras de los clásicos de Jagger-Richards"

By C. Andrew Hovan

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By R.J. Deluke

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"I'm not thinking of myself so much as a jazz musician, but just trying to be creative in whatever music I play and (the Stones) are allowing me to do that."

By Jim Santella

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By C. Andrew Hovan

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by Marilou Regan

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February 2003

By Thomas Staudter

It was close to midnight at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. As more than 53,000 unabashed devotees of the Rolling Stones cried out for an encore, saxophonist Tim Ries had one of those permanent mental scrapbook moments. Standing halfway up the long ramp that leads to the massive stage for the Stones' outdoor shows on their 2002-'03 Licks Tour, Ries awaited his cue to rejoin the band onstage. As he surveyed the yowling sea of fans, a big, beaming smile and look of fascination spread over his face.