Keith Richards explains why Mick Taylor got bored of The Rolling Stones: “It’s hard to keep their interest”
The Rolling Stones might be one of the greatest rock bands still going, but Keith Richards knew that things could get a bit boring after a while.
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Shane Fontayne on the unenviable task of filling the shoes of Stevie Van Zandt and Nils Lofgren in Bruce Springsteen's band
Springsteen had seen Fontayne perform with Lone Justice on Saturday Night Live years before, and was impressed. When the time ...
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John Mayall, the ‘Father of British Blues,’ Passes Away at 90 – A Legacy That Shaped Generations
John Mayall, a towering figure in the world of blues, has passed away at the age of 90. Known for his immense influence and ...
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The Quiet Genius of Chuck Leavell, the Greatest Rock Pianist You’ve Never Heard Of
Chuck Leavell is one of the greatest rock pianists of all time, and you might have no clue who he is. But you definitely should.
The chaotic story behind Motörhead’s Overkill, the album that turned three speed freaks into stars
Motörhead’s place in the rock pantheon is assured, and it can all be traced back to a creative hot streak that began with their second album, 1979’s mighty Overkill. In 2009, late, great frontman ...
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Mick Jagger's favourite song revealed - and it's a blues classic
Mick Jagger is a music legend known for his own hit songs, but the singer has shared what he likes to listen to from other artists. As the lead singer of the Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger has become ...
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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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Mick Jagger's favorite song of all time revealed - and it's a blues classic
Mick Jagger, who is the frontman of the Rolling Stones, has shared his favourite songs of all time, including a blues classic ...
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The Rolling Stones cover Mick Jagger doesn’t think you should listen to: “What’s the point”
That seems to be the case for Mick Jagger, who has developed a somewhat jaded and flippant stance when reflecting on the early days of The Rolling Stones’ thunderous journey. Their 1964 self-titled ...