‘Send It to Me’ sounds casual enough—until you discover the Rolling Stones originally recorded a sprawling 12-minute version with nearly 20 verses.
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Send It to Me’: A Reggae Groove Born From a 12-Minute Jam (1980)
Rolling Stones Chronology: September 2
September 2 finds The Rolling Stones navigating financial turmoil, Ronnie Wood loosening up in the studio, and the band taking Bridges to Babylon to Bremen.
Keith Richards on Reading: Why He Loved Libraries
Keith Richards once considered becoming a librarian. His thoughts on books and public libraries reveal a surprisingly thoughtful side of The Rolling Stones guitarist.
‘Not the Way to Go’: The Rolling Stones’ Lost 1978 Some Girls Outtake
A forgotten 1978 Stones outtake adds a Caribbean twist to the Some Girls era—and two surviving versions reveal a song still finding its shape.
«Turd on the Run»: El corte más salvaje de Exile de los Rolling Stones (1972)
‘Turd on the Run’ convierte la traición, el caos y el blues frenético en una de las explosiones de descontrol stone más olvidadas de Exile on Main St..
‘Memory Motel’: The Rolling Stones’ Haunting Story of a Lost Night (1976)
What really happened at the Memory Motel? The Rolling Stones turn one strange night in Montauk, a mysterious Hannah, and a songwriting collision into something unforgettable.
The Rolling Stones in Vienna 1973: Inside a Wild Goats Head Soup Show
The Rolling Stones hit Vienna in 1973 during the Goats Head Soup era, delivering a hard-driving set filled with swagger, energy and just the right amount of controlled chaos.
Rolling Stones Chronology: September 1
From tiny London clubs to massive stadiums, Mick Taylor’s Russian collaboration, and multiple Sympathy for the Devil remixes, September 1 packs some wonderfully unexpected Stones history.
Keith Richards on the ‘It’s Only Rock’n Roll’ Cover Art (1974)
Keith Richards: discover what he said about The Rolling Stones’ ‘It’s Only Rock’n Roll’ artwork and its pointed message.
The Rolling Stones in 1976: The Swiss Deal and a Tour Full of Chaos
In 1976 The Rolling Stones hit Europe with Ronnie Wood, Black and Blue swagger and a tour where even Switzerland came with its own headline.
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