The Rolling Stones cover Mick Jagger doesn’t think you should listen to: “What’s the point”
Mick Jagger isn't known for keeping to himself, and to that end he thinks there's one cover by The Rolling Stones that's just ...
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Classic Rolling Stones Records See New Dolby Atmos Release
Eight classic Rolling Stones records are seeing new Dolby Atmos releases today, including 'Let It Bleed' and 'The Rolling ...
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Rolling Stones Album Art Leads To Stash Of Wyoming Shots By Legendary Photographer
A photo used on a Rolling Stones album sleeve led Robin Everett of the Wyoming State Archives to a stash of ...
The only thing Mick Jagger wants The Rolling Stones to be remembered for
Mick Jagger wants the Rolling Stones to be remembered for this one simple thing: making it clear what the band's motivation ...
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Susanna Hoffs and Elvis Costello celebrate Keith Richards' 81st birthday with a Rolling Stones cover
I had the great honour of singing with Elvis at a couple of his shows, and it was a lifelong dream to record ... year's covers album The Deep End, which included a version of another Rolling ...
The Rolling Stones Bring Fellow Superstars Back To The Charts
The Rolling Stones’ "Sweet Sounds of Heaven" reenters the Official Physical Singles chart at No. 53 in the U.K., featuring ...
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When The Stones Jammed With Nicky Hopkins
Nicky Hopkins was one of the most in-demand session players of his generation, featuring on songs by The Stones, The Beatles, ...
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20 great covers of songs by The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones' version of this track was originally the B-side to 1965's gem "Get Off My Cloud" and released on the U.K. edition of the Out of Our Head album.
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The ‘Beggar’s Banquet’ Deep Cut That Became One of the Final Recordings by Brian Jones and Johnny Cash’s Only Rolling Stones Cover
Recorded in May of 1968, the song features Brian Jones ‘ acoustic slide guitar, one of his final major contributions to the band before he was fired on June 8, 1969, less than a month before he died.