Brian Jones
‘(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction’: The Rolling Stones’ First US No.1
With a riff famously composed by Keith Richards in a motel room, it was the Stones' first song to top the charts on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Features1 month agoHow The Rolling Stones Changed Rock’N’Roll
From music to fashion, The Rolling Stones’ influence cannot be overstated. Here’s how they changed our culture forever.
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News3 months ago
Listen To Overcoats’ New Track, ‘Blame It On Me’ Ft. Lawrence Rothman
The song also features on the band’s new EP, ‘Used To Be Scared Of The Dark’, released through Loma Vista Recordings.
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Features5 months ago
Why Brian Jones Was So Important To The Rolling Stones
Brian Jones was a musical innovator and multi-instrumentalist who was very much the inspiration for The Rolling Stones in their early days.
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Features6 months ago
The Ealing Club, The Rolling Stones, And The Birth Of British Rock
Located in west London, W5, The Ealing Club was once home to The Rolling Stones, The Who and more, and is the iconic birthplace of British rock’n’roll.
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Features6 months ago
Main St. And Far Beyond: The Lyrical Guitar Of Mick Taylor
Celebrating a man who was part of a golden period for the Rolling Stones, and far more besides.
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Features9 months ago
‘Hush Hush’: Jimmy Reed Enthrals Keith Richards With Hypnotic Blues
The Vee-Jay single entered the R&B chart on October 24, 1960 for the man Keith called a big model for the young Rolling Stones.
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Features1 year ago
Got Live If You Want It: 15 Of The Best Rolling Stones Live Performances
From breaking records to raising roofs, the best Rolling Stones live performances prove why they’re 'The Greatest Rock’n’Roll Band In The World.'
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News3 years ago
Rolling Stones’ ‘Beggars Banquet’ 50th-Anniversary Edition Out Now
The reissue of the 1968 landmark featured a reproduction of a super-rare flexidisc interview with Mick Jagger.
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In-Depth4 years ago
Rise Of The Machines: How Technology Shaped Music
From the Hammond B-3 to synths and drum machines, as technology advanced throughout the decades, so artists pushed music into the future. uDiscover traces the fascinating history.
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News5 years ago
Stones’ Exhibitionism: “Colossal,” “Hugely Entertaining”
The Rolling Stones' Exhibitionism show has opened to the public at the Saatchi Gallery after a media launch last night (4) that attracted massive publicity.
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Features6 years ago
Live Wires: The Stones Captured In ’66
Entering the US charts on 17 December 1966, Got Live If You Want It saw The Rolling Stones lay the seeds of punk in 1966.
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News6 years ago
Death Of Stones, Drake, Korner, Mayall Alumnus Ray Warleigh
Saxophonist Ray Warleigh, whose 65-year career included playing with Alexis Korner at the Rolling Stones’ Hyde Park show of 1969, died on September 21.
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Features6 years ago
The Stones in the Park – 46 years on…
Ask anyone about concerts in Hyde Park and they will instantly say, The Stones in the Park … 1969… what a gig…
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In-Depth6 years ago
Blues Power – The Story Of The Guitar
The Blues are all about the individual; at one with their music & feelings, and no better does a guitarist who feels every nuance of the blues.
