The Rolling Stones’ “Paint It Black” and The Beatles’ “Paperback Writer” both came out in May 1966. Keith Richards explained why these songs came out in the order that they did.

Kevin Bacon and Jimmy Fallon parodied the Rolling Stones' iconic 'Paint It Black' on 'The Tonight Show.' Guess which one had the moves like Jagger?

It’s hard to decipher what Paint It Black is about since none of the Rolling Stones has explained exactly what it means. All Mick has said about it was, “I don’t know. It’s been done before.

In their latest edition of “First Drafts of Rock,” Kevin Bacon and Jimmy Fallon have taken on the Rolling Stones’ 1966 hit “Paint It, Black.” In the clip, filmed for The Tonight Show, ...

“Paint It Black” (originally known as “Paint It, Black” due to an infamous typo) is by far one of The Rolling Stones’ biggest songs of all time. On June 11, 1966, it finally hit no. 1 on ...

“Paint It Black” Was the First Time The Rolling Stones Used a Sitar, but It Gave Them an “Irrepressible Hit” In 1965, The Beatles became the first British band to use the sitar.

The 64-year-old actor and host Jimmy Fallon performed a revised version of the Rolling Stones' hit 1966 single "Paint It, Black" during Wednesday's episode of the NBC late-night show.

Vocal powerhouse Bishop Briggs has released her mesmerizing rendition of “Paint It, Black,” the timeless classic by The Rolling Stones. Bishop delivered a stunning live performance of the song ...

The Rolling Stones, anarchic, ... Paint It Black would become the Stones's sixth overall UK Number 1 single, and also their third chart-topper in the Billboard Hot 100.