Keith Richards: discover what he said about The Rolling Stones’ ‘It’s Only Rock’n Roll’ artwork and its pointed message.
Keith Richards on the ‘It’s Only Rock’n Roll’ Cover Art (1974)
Why Mick Jagger Said the Band Was Overestimated (1976)
In 1976, Mick Jagger delivered an unexpectedly blunt verdict on The Rolling Stones: people had overestimated them. But what did he really mean?
The Rolling Stones: Producer Jimmy Miller Explains Why Exile on Main St. Was So Different
Jimmy Miller witnessed Exile on Main St. from inside the studio. His recollections challenge the myths surrounding one of The Rolling Stones’ most talked-about albums.
Keith Richards Gets Real About Music and Art
Keith Richards has a very Keith-like idea about music as art—and it has less to do with playing and everything to do with actually listening.
Buddy Holly: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards Explain His Influence
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards reveal why Buddy Holly mattered so much to The Rolling Stones—and why his songwriting left such a deep impression.
Keith Richards on His Fights with Mick Jagger (1981)
Keith Richards admitted he and Mick Jagger had plenty of explosive periods—but also moments of extraordinary cooperation. In 1981, he revealed what really kept the Glimmer Twins together.
The Rolling Stones’ ‘Emotional Rescue’: Mick Jagger on Recording the Album
Mick Jagger recalls the Rolling Stones recording Emotional Rescue in Nassau, where late sessions with Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood took an unexpected turn.
The Rolling Stones’ Charlie Watts: Why Jazz Mattered to Him (2000)
Charlie Watts was the Rolling Stones drummer, but jazz was never just a side interest. Discover what he revealed about the music that shaped his ear.
The Rolling Stones: 10 Great Keith Richards Quotes, Part 1
Keith Richards has never been shy with an opinion. These 10 quotes reveal the wit, bluntness, and unexpected wisdom behind the Rolling Stones guitarist.
Why Bill Wyman Isolated Himself From The Rolling Stones for 10 Years (1990)
Bill Wyman revealed he barely socialized with The Rolling Stones for about a decade. Drugs were part of the problem, but the real story was far more personal.
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