Olvídate del desparpajo del rock: Keith Richards toma el micrófono para ofrecer una mirada conmovedoramente honesta al amor y la pérdida, en lo que sigue siendo una de las confesiones más íntimas y sin filtros del extenso catálogo de los Rolling Stones.
‘Hold On to Your Hat’ finds The Rolling Stones sounding unusually wired on Steel Wheels—with Keith Richards pushing the song somewhere rougher and harder.
August 10 connects Ronnie Wood’s solo work, Keith Richards’ unlikely dub collaboration, surprise Stones shows, and a bizarrely intimate Toronto gig. The Stones’ calendar gets wonderfully unpredictable.
Keith Richards didn’t exactly make friendship with Mick Jagger sound easy. His candid words reveal the private barrier behind their famously complicated relationship.
Before The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger was a teenage TV personality—climbing rocks with his father in a remarkable 1959 broadcast.
Before ‘Laugh, I Nearly Died’, there was ‘Cried Out’—an unreleased 2002 Stones track that reveals how the song took shape behind the scenes.
Una canción de los Rolling Stones aparentemente juguetona captura la tensión de una relación difícil, con una letra que revela más cuanto más se la observa.
A forgotten 1974 session, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards—and a Rolling Stones song that mysteriously disappeared for nearly half a century.
August 9 takes the Stones from British ballrooms to Copenhagen—and then into The Jones Gang’s Any Day Now, where Ronnie Wood’s involvement raises a few intriguing questions.
What were The Rolling Stones really like in the studio during spring 1974? Keith Richards offers a revealing glimpse into the sessions, the atmosphere, and what happened behind the scenes.
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