The Rolling Stones

Wisconsin Badgers Football: Hawaiian Style

source: Bleacher Report

The UW Badgers football team this week is in the same boat that The Rolling Stones were in 45 years ago. Just as Mick and Keith paled in comparison to The ... and more »

Published Sat, Dec 5

It happened this week…

source: Toxic Web

…the documentary film Gimme Shelter, chronicling the 1969 Stones tour and the Altamont debacle, is released on the occasion of the concert’s one-year anniversary …one scene shows a somber Mick Jagger watching the film of Meredith Hunter’s stabbing …

Published Sat, Dec 5

What's new with U2? Nothing, really

source: blogs.todayonline.com

and the hard-to-find-but-infinitely-more-boring version of Silver And Gold recorded with Keith Richards and Ron Wood of The Rolling Stones. ...

Published Fri, Dec 4

Rock 'n' roller tops the bill at intimate hootenanny

source: This is Somerset

music is a delightful cross between The Rolling Stones and The Clash. Lead singer and guitarist Alan Clayton is a long-standing friend of Keith Richards ...

Published Thu, Dec 3

'Zoo Studio' brings out its musical wild side

source: Baylor University The Lariat Online

Like The Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, who played together for their first time during college, their interests meshed to birth a musical ...

Published Wed, Dec 2

The Rolling Stones at Altamont: the day the music died

source: Telegraph.co.uk

Mick Jagger had no such luck. His realisation came instantly. Stanley Booth, another writer, saw it happen: 'Mick got off the first helicopter with Ronnie ...

Published Tue, Dec 1

Christopher Eccleston to Play John Lennon - /FILM

source: /FILM

blog) Christopher Eccleston to Play John Lennon blog) The Diry Mac (which also featured Keith Richards, Eric Clapton and Mitch Mitchell) when they performed on The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus. ... and more »

Published Sun, Nov 29

Classical crossover treats by Susan Boyle & The Priests

source: Philippine Star

guardian.co.uk Classical crossover treats by Susan Boyle & The Priests Would you believe that the song is Wild Horses, which Mick Jagger and Keith Richards composed for The Rolling Stones' album Sticky Fingers ages ago? ... SUSAN BOYLE BREAKS DOWN AFTER LIVE NBC PERFORMANCEDaily Star

Published Sun, Nov 29