By David Lindquist | Published 3:14 p.m. ET July 25, 2017 on indystar.com (Photo: Devvon Simpson photo) Bass player in the Replacements and Guns N’ Roses will bring Cowboys in the Campfire to Fountain Square Musical trends come and go, but Tommy Stinson plans to stick with melody and power intersecting at the…
By Wayne Bledsoe, USA TODAY NETWORK-Tennessee | Published 12:00 p.m. ET July 20, 2017 on knoxnews.com (Photo: Devvon Simpson photo) In 1978, Tommy Stinson joined his older brothers band. Tommy was only 11 years old, but the group, which later became known as The Replacements, needed a bass player. Not long afterward,…
By By Steve Wildsmith stevew@thedailytimes.com | Published Jul 19, 2017 on thedailytimes.com Tommy Stinson (left) and Chip Roberts are Cowboys in the Campfire, and they’ll perform at Magnolia Records in Knoxville on Sunday. Courtesy of Devvon Simpson It says a great deal about the temperament of bass player Tommy Stinson that in the…
By Jeffrey Lee Puckett , @JLeePuckett | Published 7:00 a.m. ET July 18, 2017 on courier-journal.com Tommy Stinson entered the world of rock ‘n’ roll at age 11 when he was given a bass by his older brother, Bob, who was trying to keep him out of trouble. Whether that worked or not…
doing another facebook live thing with Cowboys in the Campfire next tuesday at 7pm est. hang out with me and Chip before we hit the road. write your questions here.
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By Scott Tady | July 15, 2017 PITTSBURGH — Tommy Stinson served as the bassist and emotional spark plug for one of alternative rock’s most admired bands, The Replacements, before starting an 18-year stretch with Guns N’ Roses. Tommy Stinson, left, and guitar partner Chip Roberts compose the duo Cowboys in The Campfire, performing…
By Ed Masley | July 11, 2017 “Anything Could Happen” finds Replacements bassist Tommy Stinson reviving not only the name but the rollicking, post-Faces rock-and-roll spirit of the early ‘90s group he formed when the Replacements went their separate ways in 1991. Which is to say if you liked the Replacements, Stinson’s new material should…
