“Who’s the biggest c**t?”: The frontman Keith Richards comically compared to Mick Jagger
Mick Jagger is the archetypal rock frontman, but Keith Richards once compared The Rolling Stones singer to Liam Gallagher, ...
The Rolling Stones song Keith Richards dismissed as “a terrible piece of tripe”
When Mick Jagger and Keith Richards first wrote this early track, they deemed it "tripe", keen to bin it before their manager ...
The blues album Mick Jagger adored: “Every song a knockout”
The Rolling Stones were brought together by a love of the blues, and Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Charlie Watts never ...
‘100 Years Ago’: The song The Rolling Stones retired from touring
Revisiting The Rolling Stones' 1973 track '100 Years Ago', which they retired from touring despite the song being a ...
‘Can’t You Hear Me Knocking’: Keith Richards’ ultimate riff for The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones have become the unbridled gods of rock and roll, but their reputation as such all traces back to this one ...
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Even without McDavid and Draisaitl, Edmonton Oilers smoke Kraken
Two injuries later and, just like that, a late game against the nondescript Seattle Kraken became a strangely compelling ...
Keith Richards on the band who turned the world “from black and white to technicolour”
Keith Richards is a guitar hero, but he also worshipped a specific band that turned the world "from black and white to technicolour". Find out more here.
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On This Day: Mick Jagger Joins an Anti-Vietnam War Protest in London Prompting the Rolling Stones’ “Street Fighting Man”
"'Street Fighting Man' is one of my favorite Rolling Stones songs. The music came together through a series of accidents and experimentation" ...
The one riff Keith Richards wants to be remembered for: “A wicked glee”
Keith Richards might have accolades as the human riff machine, but he has a certain number of licks he'd take to the grave.
“The only people”: Graham Nash on the artists who will last for 100 years
Rock and roll might span many decades, but Graham Nash knew that only a handful of artists had the potential to transcend ...
The drummer who featured on some of The Rolling Stones’ most popular hits: “Not everyone turned up”
Charlie Watts was an integral part of the Rolling Stones for almost six decades, but when he wasn't there to play the drums, ...