The Rolling Stones in the press: “Keith Richard on Mick, Beatles, Led, Faith, Tull, Gees” *From the New Musical Express, December 6 1969*Click for more YESTERDAY’S PAPERS Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards Gets Candid […]
The Rolling Stones’ Keith Slams Faith and Praises Tull (1969)
The Rolling Stones in Brazil: Jagger’s 2016 TV Interview
In February 2016, Mick Jagger gave a personal interview on Brazilian TV’s Superpop, hosted by Luciana Gimenez. Discussing his life, career, and the upcoming Copacabana concert, he shared insights into his relationship with Brazil and the enduring power of music.
Charlie Watts on Playing Live with The Rolling Stones
Charlie Watts, the drummer of The Rolling Stones, emphasized that he didn’t play loudly, but rather created an illusion of volume through skilled engineering and timing. His understated style focused on groove and precision, making him a respected figure in rock music.
The Rolling Stones Cover ‘I Can’t Quit You Baby’ (2016)
The Rolling Stones’ rendition of ‘I Can’t Quit You Baby’, featuring Eric Clapton, showcases their blues prowess on the album Blue & Lonesome. Originally recorded by Otis Rush in 1956, the song encapsulates deep emotion and has influenced numerous artists over decades.
The Rolling Stones Book / Monthly No. 2, July 1964
The Rolling Stones Book No. 2, released in July 1964, provided fans insights into the band’s early experiences, featured Brian Jones’ editorial, and sections like The Stones On America and Mick Jagger’s astrological profile, connecting deeply with readers.
1989: The Rolling Stones Announce Steel Wheels
In 1989, the Rolling Stones launched their Steel Wheels tour in North America, promoting their new album. The tour featured elaborate setups, returning to Japan, and showcased their first European phase. Notably, it marked Bill Wyman’s final performances with the band.
The Rolling Stones Rock America in 1972
The Rolling Stones’ 1972 American tour for Exile on Main St. was a cultural phenomenon, blending musical genius with chaos. Amidst celebrity, scandals, and legal troubles, they solidified their status as rock royalty, redefining the boundaries of the music scene.
The Rolling Stones: Ron Wood Steps Out Solo (1975)
In 1975, Ron Wood released ‘Now Look’, his second solo album, showcasing raw, soulful sounds with contributions from legends like Bobby Womack and Keith Richards. Despite its lack of mainstream success, the album captures Wood’s unique style and musical spontaneity.
The Rolling Stones Rock ‘Tumbling Dice’ in ’82 (Video)
The Rolling Stones’ 1982 European Tour was a dynamic rock spectacle, showcasing their enduring energy and legacy. Highlights included electrifying performances of ‘Tumbling Dice’ in cities like Rotterdam, marking a vibrant celebration of their music and stage presence.
The Rolling Stones’ ‘She Was Hot’ (1983) and The Wild Story Behind the Video
Anita Morris, a surreal video, an extra verse, and Keith Richards sounding like Keith Richards: ‘She Was Hot’ had considerably more going on than its modest chart success suggested.
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