Learn more about the making of The Rolling Stones' career-saving album, 'Beggars Banquet', featuring the seminal "Sympathy ...

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With the release of the Rolling Stones' latest studio effort, "Foreign Tongues," NPR Music's Ann Powers reviews that album and makes the case for Mick and Keith to keep going as long as they want. The ...

More than 50 years after joining the Rolling Stones, Ronnie Wood is still smiling. The guitar yin to Keith Richards’ yang, Wood, 79, has battled two rounds of cancer – he’s all clear, he tells us with ...

The Rolling Stones have touted the recording of their 25th album, Foreign Tongues, as having been completed quickly, with most sessions taking place in less than a month. The accelerated rush at West ...

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The past few weeks have been an unusually dramatic time for Bob Dylan’s Never Ending Tour. It began in early June when fans began reporting that Dylan appeared perturbed with Bob Britt, who joined the ...

The post-mortem examination of Rolling Stones guitarist and co-founder Brian Jones has uncovered some devastating details, yet his death — which earned him a place in the notorious 27 Club — continues ...

Brian Jones initially founded The Rolling Stones, showcasing his skills as a gifted blues and slide guitarist. As time went on, the band began composing its own material and shifted its musical ...

Recorded over four intense weeks of work and play in a little studio in Chiswick – on the periphery of their old London stomping grounds – and folding four songs from the Hackney Diamonds sessions ...

The 27 Club is full of iconic, pioneering artists whose star tragically shone too bright, snuffing out in a wisp of smoke—not the least of whom was Brian Jones, founding member of The Rolling Stones, ...