The brutal song Keith Richards wrote about Mick Jagger: “You’re a dirty, dirty rat scum”
Exploring the hate-fuelled song by The Rolling Stones 'Had It With You', which was penned by Keith Richards after an argument ...
The Rolling Stones song Steve Van Zandt called “one of the great ballads of all time”
E Street Band member Steve Van Zandt once shared his love for a slower offering from the Rolling Stones, declaring it one of ...
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The Rolling Stones’ Chart-Topping ‘It’s Only Rock ’n Roll’ Album Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary
Here's a look at The Rolling Stones’ chart-topping 1974 album ‘It’s Only Rock ’n Roll,’ which was released 50 years ago.
The Top 20 odd Rolling Stones hits in chronological order
Yeah, I’ve been recently trying to figure out what song marks the start of the most characteristic Stones sound (as heard on ...
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4 of The Rolling Stones’ Favorite Original Songs, According to The Rolling Stones
3. “I Can’t Get No (Satisfaction)” When it comes to The Rolling Stones’ favorite songs, this entry isn’t surprising. It’s one of their biggest hits, after all. The late Charlie Watts ...
The Rolling Stones’ Single Reaches The Top 40 On Several Charts At Once
The Rolling Stones' 2023 single "Angry," which fronted their most recent album Hackney Diamonds, returns to the top 40 on ...
Rolling Stones joined on stage by Lady Gaga at launch party for new album Hackney Diamonds
Rolling Stones joined on stage by Lady Gaga at launch party for new album Hackney Diamonds - The Stones played a mix of new ...
The Rolling Stones Send Several Hits Back To The Charts, Including A Superstar Collaboration
The Rolling Stones send two recent singles, "Angry" and “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” with both Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder, to ...
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The Beaches Reminisce on Opening for The Rolling Stones, ‘Blame Brett’ Going Viral and More (Exclusive)
Canadian rockers The Beaches opened up to Us Weekly about the viral success of 'Blame Brett' and backstage moments with The ...
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Andrew Watt, Producer for the Rolling Stones, Elton John, Pearl Jam and Post Malone, on How He Became the Rock Hall of Fame Whisperer
‘I’d love for you to do a mix of this Rolling Stones song, something that feels a little more modern but still rock, like what you did with Ozzy and Elton. I think you and Mick would get along.