The Rolling Stones are a band that has figured out how to routinely deliver a powerful opening line. Check out our favorite opening lines from the group.

Few songs have the sexually-charged energy of “Let’s Spend The Night Together” by The Rolling Stones (and later David Bowie). Released in 1967, this track is a great introductory song to ...

What else could you say about the album that includes songs like "Sympathy for the Devil" and "Street Fighting Man." This is the album that starts the debate which is the greatest Rolling Stones ...

LONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - Four new songs by Marianne Faithfull, the English singer best known for the 1960s ... As the former girlfriend of the Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger, Faithfull gained ...

In an excerpt shared with Entertainment Weekly, Morrison takes readers behind-the-scenes of Michaels' internal conflict over worrying he may have to lie under oath to protect Richards, whose ...

The best entries in this genre tend ... is loaded with some of the most deeply resonant torch songs in history, from the majestic opener "Rolling in the Deep" to the dignified closer "Someone ...

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That The Rolling ... best, Jagger’s street poetry is just as crude, imaginative and hilarious as anything off 36 Chambers or Wolf. So, we’re going to pay tribute to a lesser spotted part of The Stones ...

“We’ve been at this for 32 years, but to get to a point where we’re like the Rolling Stones ... their favorite songs from their other albums, plus “a few deep cuts,” greatest hits ...

The folk legend Bob Dylan might have inspired a million musicians, including Steely Dan, but over the years Donald Fagen has fuelled a feud with the star.

Among the songs they played on their first ... a write-up of the tour suggested, “The Rolling Stones proved once again that they are still the best little rock and roll band in the land.” ...