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How the Rolling Stones married sex, blues and rock’n’roll and launched themselves to notoriety
Perks had a huge bass cabinet and a Vox AC 30 amp. He also had the price of a round, and he had cigarettes to share. After a ...
How The Rolling Stones Inspired U2’s ‘Rattle and Hum’
One of the biggest classic rock albums of the 1980s was U2’s Rattle and Hum. Bono revealed U2’s approach to the album was ...
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4 Times the Rolling Stones Shocked the World With Their Songs
These four Rolling Stones songs shocked the worst and caused a bit of controversy when they were first released.
What was the first Rolling Stones single to feature Ronnie Wood?
Ronnie Wood was a late addition to The Rolling Stones, only joining the band in the 1970s. However, the first song he played with the band came before that.
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The Folk-Rock Icon Who Almost Joined the Rolling Stones for Star-Studded Tour
This iconic folk-rock star almost joined some Rolling Stones members for a star-studded promotional tour, but it never worked out.
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Susan Boyle's Sky-High Falsetto Singing "Wild Horses" Is a Gift From Heaven
Most rock fans consider "Wild Horses" by the Rolling Stones one of the greatest songs of all time — and they'll be happy to ...
Mick Jagger on The Rolling Stones song he considered “bullshit”
The Rolling Stones may practice what they preach half the time, but Mick Jagger acknowledged this tune was a lot tamer than ...
David Bowie Gave a Rolling Stones Song a Double Meaning
Two of the classic rock icons who defined the 1970s were David Bowie and The Rolling Stones. In some ways, the two couldn’t have been more different, but the “Fame” star once put his own spin on a ...
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Bill Wyman on The Rolling Stones continuing after Charlie Watts’ death: “It surprised me. It would’ve been a good time for them to end”
Bill Wyman has opened up about his feelings regarding The Rolling Stones‘ decision to continue as a band after the passing of Charlie Watts. Watts had been a part of The Rolling Stones’s line ...
How Angus and Malcolm Young turned AC/DC into the world’s biggest rock band
Angus and Malcolm Young were the driving forces behind AC/DC from their formation in 1973 to Malcolm’s death in 2017. In this classic interview from 2003, the brothers look back on their stellar ...
The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who, Jacksons all played at Jacksonville's Gator Bowl
The old Gator Bowl didn't hold a lot of concerts in its 60-plus history, but it sure held some good ones. Here's a list.