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How Keith Richards and Mick Jagger Foreshadowed Rolling Stones in First Band
Keith Richards and Mick Jagger foreshadowed the Rolling Stones in their first band together, Little Boy Blue and the Blue ...
The Rolling Stones song Keith Richards dismissed as “a terrible piece of tripe”
When Mick Jagger and Keith Richards first wrote this early track, they deemed it "tripe", keen to bin it before their manager ...
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The Rolling Stones Got Quite the Shock During an Electric 1965 Denmark Performance, Knocking Bill Wyman Unconscious
In 1965, the Rolling Stones were at the height of their fame. Reaching No. 1 in the UK with their single “The Last Time,” the ...
‘100 Years Ago’: The song The Rolling Stones retired from touring
Revisiting The Rolling Stones' 1973 track '100 Years Ago', which they retired from touring despite the song being a ...
Was Keith Richards the only Rolling Stone with a decent 1980s?
A look at Keith Richards in the 1980s and how he had a much better decade than any of the other Rolling Stones working with ...
The blues album Mick Jagger adored: “Every song a knockout”
The Rolling Stones were brought together by a love of the blues, and Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Charlie Watts never stopped loving the genre.
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Mick Jagger's favorite song of all time revealed - and it's a blues classic
Mick Jagger, the iconic frontman of the Rolling ... the London School of Economics to form a band with his mate Keith Richards. The Stones have rocked the world for over 50 years with their ...
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3 Great Rolling Stones Covers You Might Have Missed
The Rolling Stones learned their craft by covering other artists. Interpreting songs by Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley taught ...
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Why March 24th Matters In Rock History
Find out why The Black Crowes were kicked off tour in 1991 and what state named a road after Duane Allman in 2001.
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Mick Jagger teases real meaning behind Rolling Stones hit 'Paint It Black'
The meaning behind The Rolling Stones' hit song Paint It Black might be debatable, but what attitude fueled the song’s creation is very clear. “Cynical, nasty, skeptical, rude,” Rolling ...