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Charlie Watts: What Otis Redding Taught Him About Playing Live

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026

When The Rolling Stones Went Symphonic in 1994 Album

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The Rolling Stones and ‘Never Make Me Cry”’: A Lost Some Girls Song (1978)

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‘Wanna Hold You’ de los Rolling Stones: La canción de amor más alegremente caótica de Keith Richards (1983)

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‘This Place Is Empty’ by The Rolling Stones: Keith Richards’ Lonely Masterpiece (2005)

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Rolling Stones chronology: November 14

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026

Charlie Watts: What Otis Redding Taught Him About Playing Live

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026
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Charlie Watts had no interest in drama, just truth: watching Otis Redding live changed how he saw drumming. The Rolling Stones story hides a harder reality than fans expect.

When The Rolling Stones Went Symphonic in 1994 Album

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026
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Marianne Faithfull and Mick Jagger reunite in a symphonic project featuring orchestral renditions of Rolling Stones classics. While some tracks shine, others lack the original’s raw essence, creating mixed results.

The Rolling Stones and ‘Never Make Me Cry”’: A Lost Some Girls Song (1978)

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026
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A softer side of the 1978 Some Girls sessions: ‘Never Make Me Cry’ vanished into the vault. Here’s what the Rolling Stones left behind.

‘Wanna Hold You’ de los Rolling Stones: La canción de amor más alegremente caótica de Keith Richards (1983)

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026
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Entre los ritmos oscuros y paranoicos de Undercover, Keith Richards toma el micrófono en ‘Wanna Hold You’: un desatado viaje de garage rock de tres minutos que se volvió clásico en vivo.

‘This Place Is Empty’ by The Rolling Stones: Keith Richards’ Lonely Masterpiece (2005)

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026
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Keith Richards plays almost everything himself on ‘This Place Is Empty’, turning A Bigger Bang’s quietest moment into a bruised, late-night post-mortem on domestic wreckage.

Rolling Stones chronology: November 14

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 14, 2026
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From Vaseline-smeared dawn shoots for Between the Buttons to Bill Wyman thawing a frozen Mick Jagger and Black and Blue’s Super Deluxe reissue—see what happened on November 14.

Keith Richards on Heavy Metal (2010): What He Really Meant by ‘If You Want…’ – A No-Nonsense Rock Perspective

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 13, 2026
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The Rolling Stones Keith Richards flipped heavy metal on its head in 2010—suddenly John Lee Hooker is the real source. What did he actually mean by that?

Keith Richards’ Foreword to the ‘Can’t Be Satisfied’ Muddy Waters’ Book

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 13, 2026
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Keith Richards reflects on the transformative power of Muddy Waters’ music in his foreword to the Can’t Be Satisfied’ book. He emphasizes the blues’ universal connection to human emotions, celebrating Muddy’s influence on modern music and his ability to express hardship joyfully.

The Rolling Stones’ ‘Putty In Your Hands’ (1985): A Rare R&B Cover Hidden in Plain Sight

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 13, 2026
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A forgotten studio moment from The Rolling Stones surfaces: ‘Putty In Your Hands’ turns a soft 60s hit into something oddly ironic. Why were they even recording this in 1985?

‘All Down the Line’: La dosis de salvación de los Rolling Stones de 1972

By Marcelo Sonaglioni on November 13, 2026
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Desde una caótica sesión de Exile on Main St. hasta convertirse en un favorito de los conciertos, ‘All Down the Line’ nunca perdió impulso. Descubre por qué este implacable rockero siguió rugiendo durante décadas en las giras de The Rolling Stones.

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