Phil Spector’s shadow keeps drifting around The Rolling Stones’ early studio years, whether they admit it or not. One unexpected recording still raises questions.
The Rolling Stones and Phil Spector: How the Wall of Sound Touched Their Early Recording Style
The Rolling Stones’ ‘One Night’: The Unreleased 1978 Elvis Cover
An almost hidden Mick Jagger vocal, Ian Stewart’s driving piano, and an unreleased Elvis cover. ‘One Night’ captures The Rolling Stones at their most fascinatingly unfinished.
Los Rolling Stones y ‘2000 Man’ (1967): Una Extraña Mirada al Futuro
Los Rolling Stones imaginaron en ‘2000 Man’ (1967) un futuro raro: personas convertidas en números, amor programado y una incomodidad que hoy suena demasiado real.
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Scarlet’ and The Jimmy Page Story Behind the Song (1974)
A forgotten 1974 session, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards—and a Rolling Stones song that mysteriously disappeared for nearly half a century.
Rolling Stones chronology: September 29
September 29 takes The Rolling Stones from early London theatres to massive stadiums, with Rome, Pittsburgh, Louisville—and a surprising Peter Tosh collaboration with Mick Jagger.
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Far Away Eyes’: Keith Richards on the Merle Haggard Connection (1978)
Keith Richards heard more than a joke in ‘Far Away Eyes’. He suspected Mick Jagger’s love of Merle Haggard was hiding in plain sight.
Mick Jagger’s Brush with Billy the Kid and Jean Harlow?
Mick Jagger was reportedly set to play Billy the Kid in 1972. The bizarre project paired the Rolling Stones frontman with Jean Harlow in a controversial imaginary encounter.
The Rolling Stones’ Unreleased Take of a Cole Porter Classic (1993)
Keith Richards sings Cole Porter? The Rolling Stones actually recorded ‘I Get a Kick Out of You’ in 1993—and then left this unexpected gem unreleased.
Los Rolling Stones y «Monkey Man»: La extraña historia detrás del clásico de 1969
‘Monkey Man’ suena a puro caos Stone, pero su extraña historia nos lleva desde la Costa Amalfitana y Mario Schifano hasta una de las canciones más inusuales de Let It Bleed.
The Rolling Stones’ ‘The Storm’: How Mick Jagger Wrote It on Demand (1994)
Mick Jagger needed three B-sides fast, so he sat in a cafeteria and wrote them. ‘The Storm’ was one of the surprisingly bluesy results.
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