57 Years Ago: The Rolling Stones' Last No. 1 Hit and Its Recording Mistake

On this day 57 years ago a legendary rock band hit No. 1 for the final time with an iconic song.
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The Story Behind the “Unfair” Prank The Rolling Stones Pulled on Their Motown Opener in 1972

The final 1972 tour stop for The Rolling Stones and Stevie Wonder ended up a lot stickier than they were probably anticipating.
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On This Day in 1969, The Rolling Stones Hit No. 1 With a Hank Williams-Inspired Song During One of the Band’s Darkest Chapters

Fifty-seven years ago today, the Rolling Stones were at the top of the chart with a song that lined up with two dark days in their history.

Avoid the crowds: Asia’s 15 most underrated cities

These secondary destinations are overshadowed by their more popular neighbours. But here’s why you should give them a chance.
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The Monkees' Debut Single 'Last Train to Clarksville' Hit No. 1

The made-for-TV band had an immediate hit in the summer of 1966.