The Rolling Stones

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1966, The Yardbirds, with lead guitarists Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page, embark upon a British tour with The Rolling Stones and Tina Turner … Jimi Hendrix – “Foxy Lady” (1970) This week in music history - September 17th to September 23th - with who was born and who died.

Published Fri, Sep 18

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

Concert Review: The Rolling Stones Deliver Waves of "Satisfaction!"

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Mosaique Stadium Regina, Saskatchewan October 6/06 The Rolling Stones' Bigger Bang tour unfortunately bypassed Winnipeg, but the new owners of Mosaique Stadium in Regina pulled off a coup by landing the Stones for the very first time in Regina's history for two sold out shows.

Published Wed, Jul 22

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

Tireless Guy, fresh off a tour with the ageless BB King, just ...

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 KY Last year, he nearly stole the show from The Rolling Stones in Martin Scorsese's concert documentary Shine a Light. He made Muddy Waters' Champagne and Reefer sound so devilish and nasty that Keith Richards almost seemed like an innocent. ...

Published Thu, Jun 11

Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want

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gt;> Posted By PsychoHosebeast 6 hours, in Arts & Entertainment The Rolling Stones, from their Bridges to Babylon tour, 1997-1998. Dedicated to the Propeller loons... if you think that's you, it probably is.

Published Tue, Jun 9

The Rock History Report for June 3rd, 2009

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1967 - The Doors released "Light My Fire.' 1972 - With Stevie Wonder serving as their opening act, The Rolling Stones set out on their Exile On Main Street North American tour in Vancouver.

Published Wed, Jun 3

The Rock History Report for June 3rd, 2009

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1967 - The Doors released "Light My Fire.' 1972 - With Stevie Wonder serving as their opening act, The Rolling Stones set out on their Exile On Main Street North American tour in Vancouver.

Published Wed, Jun 3