I very rarely play with my fingers anymore. Again, with the flatwounds, the pick gives me a really nice solid punch. — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
For decades, I've used flatwounds everywhere - studio and live. I prefer the punch and the fatness of a flatwound string. I played wires when I was younger, but they have too much clatter for what I want. — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
I had a buddy that somehow got hold of a lot of American blues records, and I'd go over to his place and we'd… — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
When I play, I mute with the pad of my hand; it's just a feel thing. If the string is ringing out a little… — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
I remember standing outside a youth club and listening to some soul music, and hearing the basslines. This was before I'd started playing an… — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
Yeah, I retired at the end of the 'Rock or Bust' tour. I just thought, 'I had a good run, I can't be doing… — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
I played a Fender Precision for a little while, when I originally joined the band. Then - what is that little headless graphite bass… — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
The idea of our concerts is for kids to have a good night and let off steam. — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
My first album with the band was 'Powerage,' and that was 1977. It was all new and fresh, and these people, I didn't know… — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
If 'Back In Black' has Bon Scott all over it, for me, 'Power Up' has got Malcolm Young. This is for him. And it's… — Cliff Williams Copy Share Image
