The Rolling Stones

Rolling Stones - Wyman Slams Music Video Game Culture

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Caption: The Rolling Stones , Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger New York Premiere of 'Shine a Light' held at the Ziegfield Theater New York City, USA .... Former ROLLING STONES star BILL WYMAN has hit out at rock computer games, insisting they stop young people learning...

Published Tue, Sep 8

26th Annual Rolling Stones Gem and Mineral Show

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The Rolling Stones - not the rock group, but the rock hounds -- roll into Silver City Recreation Center on Labor Day Weekend.

Published Mon, Sep 7

The Rock History Report for September 3rd, 2009

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1970 - Rolling Stone magazine reported that the Dave Clark Five had disbanded. 1973 - The Rolling Stones released "Angie." 1983 - Metallica's "Kill 'em all for one' tour came to an end.

Published Thu, Sep 3

The Rock History Report for August 30th, 2009

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1981 - The Rolling Stones released their Tattoo You album. 1989 - Guns 'N' Roses guitarist Izzy Stradlin was arrested after creating a disturbance on an airline flight.

Published Sun, Aug 30

The Rock History Report for July 19th, 2009

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1969 - The Rolling Stones released "Honky Tonk Women.' 1976 - Deep Purple disbanded.

Published Sun, Jul 19

Ex-Stones Guitarist Cancels Tour Over Health Concerns

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Mick Taylor, former guitarist for The Rolling Stones, has canceled a scheduled North American tour set for this summer due to unspecified "health concerns." The guitarist reportedly stated that he was recently hospitalized, at which time "my physicians .

Published Mon, Jul 13

Rolling Stones joins line-up of top rock stars to perform Israel

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The Rolling Stones, one of the most successful rock acts in history, are set to perform in Israel, the production agency Marcel Avram confirmed on Sunday.

Published Mon, Jul 13

The Rock History Report for July 5th, 2009

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1969 - The Rolling Stones played a free show for 250,000 fans in London's Hyde Park to introduce new guitarist Mick Taylor.

Published Sun, Jul 5