The dozen albums ... Rolling Stones were turning into the masters of their own game - they were turning into brilliant songwriters, not just interpreters or blues fans. With songs like “The Last ...

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The Rolling Stones In Mono is a 16 LP/15 CD Box Set with Original ... ‘Rolling Stone’. It was also the last album on which Brian Jones plays any significant part, including some lovely slide ...

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