A 1971 Record Mirror review of Gimme Shelter wasn’t exactly impressed—and its wonderfully blunt headline asked the question: “Who Cares If Mick Don’t Like It?”
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Gimme Shelter’ Movie: “Who Cares If Mick Don’t Like It?”(1971)
The Rolling Stones’ Unreleased ‘Don’t Want Somebody Else’ (1993)
The Rolling Stones left ‘Don’t Want Somebody Else’ behind during the 1993 Voodoo Lounge sessions. Here’s a look inside another intriguing piece of their vault.
«Route 66» por los Rolling Stones: Cómo convirtieron un clásico en una auténtica bomba en 1964
Los Rolling Stones y «Route 66»: descubre cómo su versión de 1964 transformó el clásico rutero de Bobby Troup en uno de los temas favoritos de los Stones.
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Sing This All Together (See What Happens)’: 14 Minutes of Psychedelic Madness (1967)
The Rolling Stones pushed psychedelic experimentation to the limit with ‘Sing This All Together (See What Happens)’—a sprawling studio trip that originally ran beyond 14 minutes.
Rolling Stones chronology: September 22
September 22 takes The Rolling Stones from London clubs to Paris, Syracuse and Amsterdam—and Ronnie Wood adds I Feel Like Playing to an already crowded Stones date.
Unpacking Keith Richards’ Passport: A Quote from 1976
Keith Richards’ passport became an unexpectedly revealing subject in 1976, offering a glimpse into the strange complications of traveling the world as a Rolling Stone.
‘Green Ice’: A Mysterious Adventure with The Rolling Stones’ Bill Wyman’s Music
Bill Wyman quietly ventured into movie scoring in 1981, supplying the music for Green Ice, an unlikely adventure starring Ryan O’Neal and Omar Sharif.
The Rolling Stones: Hey Negrita , an Alternate Long Version (1975)
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Hey Negrita’ had more room to groove. This longer 1975 alternate version offers a fascinating glimpse into Ronnie Wood’s early Stones-era work.
Los Rolling Stones: ‘Miss Amanda Jones’ y su misteriosa musa (1967)
Los Rolling Stones convirtieron a una misteriosa figura del Swinging London en uno de los estudios de personajes más extraños de Between the Buttons.
The Rolling Stones: When ‘Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind’ (1964)
A forgotten Jagger-Richards song, mysterious session players, Vashti Bunyan and a curious Metamorphosis appearance make Some Things Just Stick in Your Mind unusually fascinating.
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