The Rolling Stones

The Rock History Report for July 5th, 2009

source: Boston.com

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

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The Rock History Report for June 21st, 2009

source: Boston.com

1975 - James Taylor released "How Sweet It Is.' 1979 - Four years after leaving The Rolling Stones, Mick Taylor released his first solo album.

Published Sun, Jun 21

A glimpse inside the Warhol machine

source: thenational.ae

 United Arab Emirates Then there was Warhol's involvement in the music scene, his close association with The Velvet Underground and his artwork for musicians such as The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger and Aretha Franklin. All of this came before his commercially published ...

Published Tue, Jun 16

This one goes out to the one I love ...

source: Herald.ie

 Ireland The claim that The Rolling Stones' hit was about her too, just seems plain greedy. It has also been rigorously denied by Mick Jagger (who allegedly had an affair with Angie while she was married to Bowie) and Keith Richards, who claims: "I'd recently ...

Published Mon, Jun 15

Guess the top 10 celebrities who are rocking the grandchild cradle

source: Examiner.com

Jagger is a Golden Globe and Grammy Award winning English singer, songwriter and would-be actor, best known for his work as lead vocalist of The Rolling Stones. As they say, “A rolling stone gathers no moss”, and in 2007, Jagger and The Rolling Stones ...

Published Sun, Jun 14

Jeff Beck: 'I Would Have Died As A Rolling Stone'

source: Post Chronicle

by Staff Guitar legend Jeff Beck is grateful he turned down an invitation to join The Rolling Stones - because he would have died an early death if he had partied alongside Sir Mick Jagger. The rocker auditioned to become part of the band after former ...

Published Fri, Jun 12

Jeff Beck Said He Would Have Died If He Joined The Rolling Stones

source: Ultimate-Guitar.Com

The 64-year-old guitar legend was approached to join the "Satisfaction" rockers when Mick Taylor quit in 1974 but turned down the job offer from singer Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards because he didn't think he would be able to fit in with the ...

Published Fri, Jun 12

I Bet You Think This Song is About You...

source: Independent

 UK But the biggest claim is that The Rolling Stones' US No 1 hit "Angie" was about her, which just seems plain greedy and has been rigorously denied by Mick Jagger (who allegedly had an affair with Angie while she was married to Bowie) and Keith Richards, ...

Published Thu, Jun 11