The Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones' 'Tongue' logo returns to London

ContactMusic.com | Mon, Sep 1

Mon, Sep 1 The original artwork of The Rolling Stones ' famous 'tongue and lips' logo has been bought by London 's Victoria and Albert Museum for nearly a million dollars.

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Source: pictograms (Blogspot)

Pasche was studying at London's Royal College of Art when Stones frontman Mick Jagger, disappointed by the bland designs put forward by record label Decca, began looking for a design student to help create a logo. ...

Published Sat, Oct 18

Stones collection brings man satisfaction external link

Source: Louisville Courier-Journal

Mick Jagger lives in Kennedy Simpson's storage garage. Well, a cardboard Mick lives in his garage. Over Jagger's groin is the "Sticky Fingers" album cover, and over that is a sticker of the infamous lick logo. "I don't know who put that tongue there," says Simpson, 52, a serious Rolling Stone...

Published Thu, Sep 21

Rolling Stones inspire "Ruby Tuesday" cartoon external link

Source: Scotsman

By Gregg Goldstein TORONTO (Hollywood Reporter) - The Rolling Stones, long identified with their lips-and-tongue logo, are about to get the cartoon treatment in "Ruby Tuesday," an animated film featuring 12 of their songs. The story is described as...

Published Mon, Sep 11