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In the early 1970s, The Rolling Stones fled to the south of France to escape U.K. taxes and record 'Exile On Main St.' instead.

Following the success of 1971's Sticky Fingers, The Rolling Stones decided to become exiles in France while recording their follow-up, for surprising reasons.

Marianne Faithfull died Thursday in London at age 78. The singer, actress and 'It' girl of 1960s London inspired — or wrote — numerous Rolling Stones songs.

In the late Sixties, the Rolling Stones built a mobile recording studio on the back of a farm truck and changed music forever.

Pathé Marconi recording studios, a famous one. The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Téléphone, Gérard Manset, David Gilmour used to play and record there.