Little did The Rolling Stones know when they picked their name from a Muddy Waters song that they would turn into something big. By the time they started calling themselves "The World's Greatest Rock N' Roll Band" in the late 60s, they had already staked out an impressive claim for the title. As the dangerous alternative to the peace and love music of The Beatles, The Stones pioneered the dirty hard-driving rock and roll that would later be known as heavy metal.

Mick Jagger became the prototypical rock frontman, Keith Richards and Brian Jones created the blueprint for interlocking rhythm guitars and backed by the powerful swinging rhythm section of Bill Wyman and drummer Charlie Watts, The Stones became the breakout blues rock band of the British Invasion, eclipsing many of their contemporaries.

Over the course of their 50 years together, the group never really abandoned blues, but once they reached popularity, they began to experiment with different musical styles, incorporating the sounds of other British bands like The Kinks into their musical sound. After a short dalliance with psychedelic rock, The Stones reemerged in the late 60s as a blues-soaked heavy metal group.

They had always investigated the bad side of rock and roll, but as the counterculture dream fell apart, The Stones exposed and reveled in the new culture, but not withnot difficulty and tragedy as Brian Jones died shortly after leaving the band and a free concert at Altamont ended in death and blood, but they never stopped moving.

For the next 30 years, The Stones continued to record and perform, and while not all their albums were smash hits, they were none the less the most visible band of their era, certainly none of their peers continued to be as popular or as productive as they. And no other band since has proven to have such a large fan base, and it is impossible to listen to any of the groups like Van Halen or Guns N' Roses who fallowed them without detecting some kind of influence be it musically or aestheically.

If The Rolling Stones had any musical cousins, they would be Aerosmith and AC/DC.

Lastly, here are some of my favorite songs by The Stones:
Satisfaction
Time is on My Side
Gimmie Shelter
It's Only Rock & Roll
Rudy Tuesday
Let's Spend The Night Together
Brown Sugar
Honky Tonk Woman
Start Me Up
Sympathy for The Devil
Wild Horses
Street Fighting Man
Under My Thumb
Get Off of My Cloud
Jumpin' Jack Flash
You Can't Always Get What You Want

Posted by Andrew on Sunday, 05/5/2013 @ 14:57pm

THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART

STUDIO ALBUMS

THE ROLLING STONES

01. 1964 - # 11 - England's Newest Hit Makers
02. 1964 - # 3 - 12 X 5
03. 1965 - # 5 - The Rolling Stones, Now!
04. 1965 - # 1 - Out Of Our Heads
05. 1965 - # 4 - December's Children (And Everybody's)
06. 1966 - # 2 - Aftermath
07. 1967 - # 2 - Between The Buttons
08. 1967 - # 2 - Their Satanic Majesties Request
09. 1968 - # 5 - Beggars Banquet
10. 1969 - # 3 - Let It Bleed
11. 1971 - # 1 - Sticky Fingers
12. 1972 - # 1 - Exile On Main St.
13. 1973 - # 1 - Goats Head Soup
14. 1974 - # 1 - It's Only Rock 'n Roll
15. 1976 - # 1 - Black And Blue
16. 1978 - # 1 - Some Girls
17. 1980 - # 1 - Emotional Rescue
18. 1981 - # 1 - Tattoo You
19. 1983 - # 4 - Undercover
20. 1986 - # 4 - Dirty Work
21. 1989 - # 3 - Steel Wheels
22. 1994 - # 2 - Voodoo Lounge
23. 1997 - # 3 - Bridges To Babylon
24. 2005 - # 3 - A Bigger Bang

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 08/12/2014 @ 11:22am

THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART

LIVE ALBUMS

THE ROLLING STONES

01. 1966 - # 6 – Got Live If You Want It!
02. 1970 - # 6 – Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out! The Rolling Stones In Concert
03. 1977 - # 5 – Love You Live
04. 1982 - # 5 – “Still Life” (American Concert 1981)
05. 1991 - # 16 - Flashpoint
06. 1995 - # 9 - Stripped
07. 1996 - # 92 – The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus
08. 1998 - # 34 – No Security
09. 2004 - # 50 – Live Licks
10. 2008 - # 11 – Shine A Light
11. 2013 - # 19 – Sweet Summer Sun

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 08/17/2014 @ 06:31am

THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART

COMPILATIONS

THE ROLLING STONES

01. 1966 - # 3 – Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)
02. 1967 - # 3 - Flowers
03. 1969 - # 2 – Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)
04. 1971 - # 4 – Hot Rocks 1964-1971
05. 1972 - # 9 – More Hot Rocks (Big Hits And Fazed Cookies)
06. 1975 - # 8 - Metamorphosis
07. 1975 - # 6 – Made In The Shade
08. 1981 - # 15 – Sucking In The Seventies
09. 1984 - # 86 – Rewind (1971-1984)
10. 1989 - # 91 – Singles Collection: The London Years
11. 1993 - # 30 – Jump Back: The Best Of The Rolling Stones
12. 2002 - # 2 – Forty Licks
13. 2005 - # 133 – Rarities 1971-2003
14. 2012 - # 19 – GRRR!

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 08/17/2014 @ 06:49am

THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART
THE ROLLING STONES STUDIO ALBUMS

01. 1964 - # 11 - England's Newest Hit Makers
02. 1964 - # 3 - 12 X 5
03. 1965 - # 5 - The Rolling Stones, Now!
04. 1965 - # 1 - Out Of Our Heads
05. 1965 - # 4 - December's Children (And Everybody's)
06. 1966 - # 2 - Aftermath
07. 1967 - # 2 - Between The Buttons
08. 1967 - # 2 - Their Satanic Majesties Request
09. 1968 - # 5 - Beggars Banquet
10. 1969 - # 3 - Let It Bleed
11. 1971 - # 1 - Sticky Fingers
12. 1972 - # 1 - Exile On Main St.
13. 1973 - # 1 - Goats Head Soup
14. 1974 - # 1 - It's Only Rock 'n Roll
15. 1976 - # 1 - Black And Blue
16. 1978 - # 1 - Some Girls
17. 1980 - # 1 - Emotional Rescue
18. 1981 - # 1 - Tattoo You
19. 1983 - # 4 - Undercover
20. 1986 - # 4 - Dirty Work
21. 1989 - # 3 - Steel Wheels
22. 1994 - # 2 - Voodoo Lounge
23. 1997 - # 3 - Bridges To Babylon
24. 2005 - # 3 - A Bigger Bang

THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART
THE ROLLING STONES COMPILATION ALBUMS

01. 1966 - # 3 – Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)
02. 1967 - # 3 - Flowers
03. 1969 - # 2 – Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)
04. 1971 - # 4 – Hot Rocks 1964-1971
05. 1972 - # 9 – More Hot Rocks (Big Hits And Fazed Cookies)
06. 1975 - # 8 - Metamorphosis
07. 1975 - # 6 – Made In The Shade
08. 1981 - # 15 – Sucking In The Seventies
09. 1984 - # 86 – Rewind (1971-1984)
10. 1989 - # 91 – Singles Collection: The London Years
11. 1993 - # 30 – Jump Back: The Best Of The Rolling Stones
12. 2002 - # 2 – Forty Licks
13. 2005 - # 133 – Rarities 1971-2003
14. 2012 - # 19 – GRRR!

THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART
THE ROLLING STONES LIVE ALBUMS

01. 1966 - # 6 – Got Live If You Want It!
02. 1970 - # 6 – Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out! The Rolling Stones In Concert
03. 1977 - # 5 – Love You Live
04. 1982 - # 5 – “Still Life” (American Concert 1981)
05. 1991 - # 16 - Flashpoint
06. 1995 - # 9 - Stripped
07. 1996 - # 92 – The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus
08. 1998 - # 34 – No Security
09. 2004 - # 50 – Live Licks
10. 2008 - # 11 – Shine A Light
11. 2013 - # 19 – Sweet Summer Sun

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 08/17/2014 @ 07:04am

THE BILLBOARD 100 SINGLES CHART
THE ROLLING STONES

01. 1964 - # 48 – Not Fade Away
02. 1964 - # 24 – Tell Me (You’re Coming Back)
03. 1964 - # 26 – It’s All Over Now
04. 1964 - # 6 – Time Is On My Side
05. 1965 - # 19 – Heart Of Stone
06. 1965 - # 124 – What A Shame
07. 1965 - # 9 – The Last Time
08. 1965 - # 96 – Play With Fire
09. 1965 - # 1 – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
10. 1965 - # 1 – Get Off Of My Cloud
11. 1965 - # 6 – As Tears Go By
12. 1966 - # 2 – 19th Nervous Breakdown
13. 1966 - # 1 – Paint It, Black
14. 1966 - # 8 – Mother’s Little Helper
15. 1966 - # 24 – Lady Jane
16. 1966 - # 9 – Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
17. 1967 - # 1 – Ruby Tuesday
18. 1967 - # 55 – Let’s Spend The Night Together
19. 1967 - # 14 - Dandelion
20. 1967 - # 50 – We Love You
21. 1967 - # 87 – In Another Land
22. 1967 - # 25 – She’s A Rainbow
23. 1968 - # 3 – Jumpin’ Jack Flash
24. 1968 - # 48 – Street Fighting Man
25. 1969 - # 1 – Honky Tonk Women
26. 1971 - # 1 – Brown Sugar
27. 1971 - # 28 – Wild Horses
28. 1972 - # 7 – Tumbling Dice
29. 1972 - # 22 - Happy
30. 1973 - # 42 – You Can’t Always Get What You Want
31. 1973 - # 1 - Angie
32. 1974 - # 15 – Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
33. 1974 - # 16 – It’s Only Rock ‘N Roll (But I Like It)
34. 1974 - # 17 – Ain’t Too Proud To Beg
35. 1975 - # 42 – I Don’t Know Why
36. 1975 - # 81 – Out Of Time
37. 1976 - # 10 – Fool To Cry
38. 1976 - # 49 – Hot Stuff
39. 1978 - # 1 – Miss You
40. 1978 - # 8 – Beast Of Burden
41. 1978 - # 31 – Shattered
42. 1980 - # 3 – Emotional Rescue
43. 1980 - # 26 – She’s So Cold
44. 1981 - # 2 – Start Me Up
45. 1981 - # 13 – Waiting On A Friend
46. 1982 - # 20 – Hang Fire
47. 1982 - # 25 – Going To A Go-Go
48. 1983 - # 9 – Undercover Of The Night
49. 1984 - # 44 – She Was Hot
50. 1986 - # 5 – Harlem Shuffle
51. 1986 - # 28 – One Hit (To The Body)
52. 1989 - # 5 – Mixed Emotions
53. 1989 - # 23 – Rock And A Hard Place
54. 1990 - # 50 – Almost Hear You Sigh
55. 1991 - # 57 - Highwire
56. 1994 - # 91 – Love Is Strong
57. 1994 - # 60 – Out Of Tears
58. 1995 - # 113 – You Got Me Rocking
59. 1995 - # 109 – Like A Rolling Stone
60. 1998 - # 94 – Saint Of Me
61. 2003 - # 97 – Sympathy For The Devil (Remix)

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 08/20/2014 @ 18:36pm

THE ROLLING STONES BILLBOARD BUBBLING UNDER HITS

01. 1965 - # 124 – What A Shame
02. 1995 - # 113 – You Got Me Rocking
03. 1995 - # 109 – Like A Rolling Stone

Posted by Roy on Friday, 08/29/2014 @ 23:34pm

THE ROLLING STONES : THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART

01. 1964 - # 11 - England's Newest Hit Makers
02. 1964 - # 3 - 12 X 5
03. 1965 - # 5 - The Rolling Stones, Now!
04. 1965 - # 1 - Out Of Our Heads
05. 1965 - # 4 - December's Children (And Everybody's)
06. 1966 - # 3 – Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)
07. 1966 - # 2 - Aftermath
08. 1966 - # 6 – Got Live If You Want It!
09. 1967 - # 2 - Between The Buttons
10. 1967 - # 3 - Flowers
11. 1967 - # 2 - Their Satanic Majesties Request
12. 1968 - # 5 - Beggars Banquet
13. 1969 - # 2 – Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)
14. 1969 - # 3 - Let It Bleed
15. 1970 - # 6 – Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out! The Rolling Stones In Concert
16. 1971 - # 1 - Sticky Fingers
17. 1971 - # 4 – Hot Rocks 1964-1971
18. 1972 - # 1 - Exile On Main St.
19. 1972 - # 9 – More Hot Rocks (Big Hits And Fazed Cookies)
20. 1973 - # 1 - Goats Head Soup
21. 1974 - # 1 - It's Only Rock 'n Roll
22. 1975 - # 8 - Metamorphosis
23. 1975 - # 6 – Made In The Shade
24. 1976 - # 1 - Black And Blue
25. 1977 - # 5 – Love You Live
26. 1978 - # 1 - Some Girls
27. 1980 - # 1 - Emotional Rescue
28. 1981 - # 15 – Sucking In The Seventies
29. 1981 - # 1 - Tattoo You
30. 1982 - # 5 – “Still Life” (American Concert 1981)
31. 1983 - # 4 - Undercover
32. 1984 - # 86 – Rewind (1971-1984)
33. 1986 - # 4 - Dirty Work
34. 1989 - # 91 – Singles Collection: The London Years
35. 1989 - # 3 - Steel Wheels
36. 1991 - # 16 - Flashpoint
37. 1993 - # 30 – Jump Back: The Best Of The Rolling Stones
38. 1994 - # 2 - Voodoo Lounge
39. 1995 - # 9 - Stripped
40. 1996 - # 92 – The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus
41. 1997 - # 3 - Bridges To Babylon
42. 1998 - # 34 – No Security
43. 2002 - # 2 – Forty Licks
44. 2004 - # 50 – Live Licks
45. 2005 - # 3 - A Bigger Bang
46. 2005 - # 133 – Rarities 1971-2003
47. 2008 - # 11 – Shine A Light
48. 2012 - # 19 – GRRR!
49. 2013 - # 19 – Sweet Summer Sun

THE ROLLING STONES : THE BILLBOARD 100 SINGLES CHART

01. 1964 - # 48 – Not Fade Away
02. 1964 - # 24 – Tell Me (You’re Coming Back)
03. 1964 - # 26 – It’s All Over Now
04. 1964 - # 6 – Time Is On My Side
05. 1965 - # 19 – Heart Of Stone
06. 1965 - # 9 – The Last Time
07. 1965 - # 96 – Play With Fire
08. 1965 - # 1 – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
09. 1965 - # 1 – Get Off Of My Cloud
10. 1965 - # 6 – As Tears Go By
11. 1966 - # 2 – 19th Nervous Breakdown
12. 1966 - # 1 – Paint It, Black
13. 1966 - # 8 – Mother’s Little Helper
14. 1966 - # 24 – Lady Jane
15. 1966 - # 9 – Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
16. 1967 - # 1 – Ruby Tuesday
17. 1967 - # 55 – Let’s Spend The Night Together
18. 1967 - # 14 - Dandelion
19. 1967 - # 50 – We Love You
20. 1967 - # 87 – In Another Land
21. 1967 - # 25 – She’s A Rainbow
22. 1968 - # 3 – Jumpin’ Jack Flash
23. 1968 - # 48 – Street Fighting Man
24. 1969 - # 1 – Honky Tonk Women
25. 1971 - # 1 – Brown Sugar
26. 1971 - # 28 – Wild Horses
27. 1972 - # 7 – Tumbling Dice
28. 1972 - # 22 - Happy
29. 1973 - # 42 – You Can’t Always Get What You Want
30. 1973 - # 1 - Angie
31. 1974 - # 15 – Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
32. 1974 - # 16 – It’s Only Rock ‘N Roll (But I Like It)
33. 1974 - # 17 – Ain’t Too Proud To Beg
34. 1975 - # 42 – I Don’t Know Why
35. 1975 - # 81 – Out Of Time
36. 1976 - # 10 – Fool To Cry
37. 1976 - # 49 – Hot Stuff
38. 1978 - # 1 – Miss You
39. 1978 - # 8 – Beast Of Burden
40. 1978 - # 31 – Shattered
41. 1980 - # 3 – Emotional Rescue
42. 1980 - # 26 – She’s So Cold
43. 1981 - # 2 – Start Me Up
44. 1981 - # 13 – Waiting On A Friend
45. 1982 - # 20 – Hang Fire
46. 1982 - # 25 – Going To A Go-Go
47. 1983 - # 9 – Undercover Of The Night
48. 1984 - # 44 – She Was Hot
49. 1986 - # 5 – Harlem Shuffle
50. 1986 - # 28 – One Hit (To The Body)
51. 1989 - # 5 – Mixed Emotions
52. 1989 - # 23 – Rock And A Hard Place
53. 1990 - # 50 – Almost Hear You Sigh
54. 1991 - # 57 - Highwire
55. 1994 - # 91 – Love Is Strong
56. 1994 - # 60 – Out Of Tears
57. 1998 - # 94 – Saint Of Me
58. 2003 - # 97 – Sympathy For The Devil (Remix)

THE ROLLING STONES : THE BILLBOARD BUBBLING UNDER 100 SINGLES CHART

01. 1965 - # 124 – What A Shame
02. 1995 - # 113 – You Got Me Rocking
03. 1995 - # 109 – Like A Rolling Stone

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 09/2/2014 @ 22:42pm

The Stones rock! They proved that rock n' roll is here to stay by having a long, eventful career!

Posted by Luke Madigan on Monday, 05/8/2017 @ 14:55pm

THE ROLLING STONES : THE BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS CHART

01. 1964 - # 11 - England's Newest Hit Makers
02. 1964 - # 3 - 12 X 5
03. 1965 - # 5 - The Rolling Stones, Now!
04. 1965 - # 1 - Out Of Our Heads
05. 1965 - # 4 - December's Children (And Everybody's)
06. 1966 - # 3 – Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass)
07. 1966 - # 2 - Aftermath
08. 1966 - # 6 – Got Live If You Want It!
09. 1967 - # 2 - Between The Buttons
10. 1967 - # 3 - Flowers
11. 1967 - # 2 - Their Satanic Majesties Request
12. 1968 - # 5 - Beggars Banquet
13. 1969 - # 2 – Through The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2)
14. 1969 - # 3 - Let It Bleed
15. 1970 - # 6 – Get Yer Ya-Ya’s Out! The Rolling Stones In Concert
16. 1971 - # 1 - Sticky Fingers
17. 1971 - # 4 – Hot Rocks 1964-1971
18. 1972 - # 1 - Exile On Main St.
19. 1972 - # 9 – More Hot Rocks (Big Hits And Fazed Cookies)
20. 1973 - # 1 - Goats Head Soup
21. 1974 - # 1 - It's Only Rock 'n Roll
22. 1975 - # 8 - Metamorphosis
23. 1975 - # 6 – Made In The Shade
24. 1976 - # 1 - Black And Blue
25. 1977 - # 5 – Love You Live
26. 1978 - # 1 - Some Girls
27. 1980 - # 1 - Emotional Rescue
28. 1981 - # 15 – Sucking In The Seventies
29. 1981 - # 1 - Tattoo You
30. 1982 - # 5 – “Still Life” (American Concert 1981)
31. 1983 - # 4 - Undercover
32. 1984 - # 86 – Rewind (1971-1984)
33. 1986 - # 4 - Dirty Work
34. 1989 - # 91 – Singles Collection: The London Years
35. 1989 - # 3 - Steel Wheels
36. 1991 - # 16 - Flashpoint
37. 1993 - # 30 – Jump Back: The Best Of The Rolling Stones
38. 1994 - # 2 - Voodoo Lounge
39. 1995 - # 9 - Stripped
40. 1996 - # 92 – The Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus
41. 1997 - # 3 - Bridges To Babylon
42. 1998 - # 34 – No Security
43. 2002 - # 2 – Forty Licks
44. 2004 - # 50 – Live Licks
45. 2005 - # 3 - A Bigger Bang
46. 2005 - # 133 – Rarities 1971-2003
47. 2008 - # 11 – Shine A Light
48. 2012 - # 19 – GRRR!
49. 2013 - # 19 – Sweet Summer Sun
50. 2016 - # 4 - Blue & Lonesome

THE ROLLING STONES : THE BILLBOARD 100 SINGLES CHART

01. 1964 - # 48 – Not Fade Away
02. 1964 - # 24 – Tell Me (You’re Coming Back)
03. 1964 - # 26 – It’s All Over Now
04. 1964 - # 6 – Time Is On My Side
05. 1965 - # 19 – Heart Of Stone
06. 1965 - # 9 – The Last Time
07. 1965 - # 96 – Play With Fire
08. 1965 - # 1 – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
09. 1965 - # 1 – Get Off Of My Cloud
10. 1965 - # 6 – As Tears Go By
11. 1966 - # 2 – 19th Nervous Breakdown
12. 1966 - # 1 – Paint It, Black
13. 1966 - # 8 – Mother’s Little Helper
14. 1966 - # 24 – Lady Jane
15. 1966 - # 9 – Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?
16. 1967 - # 1 – Ruby Tuesday
17. 1967 - # 55 – Let’s Spend The Night Together
18. 1967 - # 14 - Dandelion
19. 1967 - # 50 – We Love You
20. 1967 - # 87 – In Another Land
21. 1967 - # 25 – She’s A Rainbow
22. 1968 - # 3 – Jumpin’ Jack Flash
23. 1968 - # 48 – Street Fighting Man
24. 1969 - # 1 – Honky Tonk Women
25. 1971 - # 1 – Brown Sugar
26. 1971 - # 28 – Wild Horses
27. 1972 - # 7 – Tumbling Dice
28. 1972 - # 22 - Happy
29. 1973 - # 42 – You Can’t Always Get What You Want
30. 1973 - # 1 - Angie
31. 1974 - # 15 – Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
32. 1974 - # 16 – It’s Only Rock ‘N Roll (But I Like It)
33. 1974 - # 17 – Ain’t Too Proud To Beg
34. 1975 - # 42 – I Don’t Know Why
35. 1975 - # 81 – Out Of Time
36. 1976 - # 10 – Fool To Cry
37. 1976 - # 49 – Hot Stuff
38. 1978 - # 1 – Miss You
39. 1978 - # 8 – Beast Of Burden
40. 1978 - # 31 – Shattered
41. 1980 - # 3 – Emotional Rescue
42. 1980 - # 26 – She’s So Cold
43. 1981 - # 2 – Start Me Up
44. 1981 - # 13 – Waiting On A Friend
45. 1982 - # 20 – Hang Fire
46. 1982 - # 25 – Going To A Go-Go
47. 1983 - # 9 – Undercover Of The Night
48. 1984 - # 44 – She Was Hot
49. 1986 - # 5 – Harlem Shuffle
50. 1986 - # 28 – One Hit (To The Body)
51. 1989 - # 5 – Mixed Emotions
52. 1989 - # 23 – Rock And A Hard Place
53. 1990 - # 50 – Almost Hear You Sigh
54. 1991 - # 57 - Highwire
55. 1994 - # 91 – Love Is Strong
56. 1994 - # 60 – Out Of Tears
57. 1998 - # 94 – Saint Of Me
58. 2003 - # 97 – Sympathy For The Devil (Remix)

THE ROLLING STONES : THE BILLBOARD BUBBLING UNDER 100 SINGLES CHART

01. 1965 - # 124 – What A Shame
02. 1995 - # 113 – You Got Me Rocking
03. 1995 - # 109 – Like A Rolling Stone

Posted by Roy on Thursday, 11/23/2017 @ 15:24pm

Mick Jagger turns 76 in July.
Keith Richards turns 76 in December.
Charlie Watts turns 78 in June.
Bill Wyman turns 83 in October.
Ronnie Wood turns 72 in June.
Mick Taylor turned 70 in January.

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 06/1/2019 @ 19:57pm

I think rolling stones are a fantastic band. Mick Jagger has a distinctive voice and Keith Richards has a good, simple, solid guitar style. Longevity wise they are the best out there and masters of their songwriting craft.

Posted by Steve Smithson on Monday, 09/30/2019 @ 12:33pm

THE GRAMMY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

01. 1986: The Rolling Stones
02. 2001: The Beach Boys
03. 2014: The Beatles
04. 2015: The Bee Gees
05. 2020: Chicago

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 12/29/2019 @ 17:05pm

I like them, but why do their early recordings sound so murky and low audio quality? Their contemporaries like The Beatles and The Who never sounded as bad as this. The Stones deserved a better recording sound.

Posted by Jason Marley on Tuesday, 04/21/2020 @ 20:53pm

Jason,

Blame it on ABKCO. They were really sloppy with their engineering when it came to remastering their records to the digital medium of CD's.

Posted by Philip on Tuesday, 04/21/2020 @ 22:26pm

Rest in Peace Charlie Watts, 1941-2021.

Posted by Joe on Tuesday, 08/24/2021 @ 12:05pm

I guess it had to happen one day; not even the Rolling Stones are immortal.

Posted by Joe on Tuesday, 08/24/2021 @ 12:22pm

R.I.P. Charlie Watts (1941-2021)

Posted by Plebeian on Tuesday, 08/24/2021 @ 12:38pm

RIP CHARLIE

Posted by DrRock on Tuesday, 08/24/2021 @ 17:10pm

R.I.P. Charlie Watts

Posted by Tahvo Parvianen on Wednesday, 08/25/2021 @ 01:52am

Remembering Rolling Stones Legendary Drummer Charlie Watts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzxGHkhVJfM

Posted by Roy on Wednesday, 08/25/2021 @ 10:04am

R.I.P. Charlie Watts. A solid drummer, focused on keeping time rather than being O.T.T.

Posted by StunningStocktaker on Monday, 09/6/2021 @ 11:27am

Evangelist is a nazi in addition to being wrong about god.

Posted by David W Richman on Sunday, 02/6/2022 @ 15:48pm