Keith Richards
‘It’s Only Rock ‘n’ Roll: The Glimmer Twins Shine On The Rolling Stones In 1974
The band’s 12th UK studio album seized the momentum of the title track, opening single and future staple of their live set.
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In-Depth5 years agoRock’n’Roll Is Here To Stay: How Rock Has Always Rolled Us
Rock’n’roll defined freedom for a new generation of youths in the 50s, spawning icons such as Elvis Presley, Little Richard and Chuck Berry, and going on to inspire The Beatles and The...
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In-Depth5 years ago
Video Saved The Radio Star: Pioneers Of The Pop Promo
8 May 1965. When DA Pennebaker pointed his camera at Bob Dylan in a London alley, did he realise he was making what many consider to be the most influential music video...
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News5 years ago
No Mixed Emotions At Stones Warm-Up
The Rolling Stones limbered up for their new round of live activity with a private concert last night (3 October) in Las Vegas.
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Features5 years ago
From Steel Wheels To The Urban Jungle
The Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle was massive and during the year it took to complete The Stones appeared in front of almost 6 million people
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New Releases5 years ago
Stones Mono Box A (Beggars) Banquet
The 15CD/16LP box set ‘The Rolling Stones In Mono’ chronicles the period in which the Stones released their game-changing 60s albums.
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News5 years ago
Stones’ ‘Havana Moon’ To Shine In Cinemas Worldwide
Havana Moon – The Rolling Stones Live In Cuba, capturing the band's historic free concert in Havana, will premiere in cinemas worldwide on 23 September.
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News5 years ago
New Keith Richards Film From BBC
Keith Richards is to be the subject of a new BBC Two film directed by Julien Temple, to air in July as the centrepiece of the BBC's My Generation season.
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News5 years ago
Scotty Moore R.I.P.
Scotty Moore, the guitarist who helped Elvis Presley create his revolutionary rock 'n' roll sound at Sun Records, died yesterday (28) at the age of 84.
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News5 years ago
Funk Pioneer Bernie Worrell Dead At 72
Bernie Worrell, the keyboard player and co-founder with George Clinton of Parliament and Funkadelic, died on 24 June, 2016 at the age of 72.
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Features5 years agoRare Stones Audio, Part 4 of 4: Singing Dylan & Coming Home
In the final part of uDiscover's series from rare 1995 interviews with Keith Richards and Mick Jagger, they discuss how the Stones sang Dylan.
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Features5 years ago
Rare Stones Audio, Part 3 of 4: Mick & Keith’s Favourite Live Albums
What were Mick and Keith's favourite live Stones albums before Stripped? Find out in part three of uDiscover's rare interview audio series.
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Features5 years ago
Rare Stones Audio, Part 2 of 4: ‘Stripped’ In Amsterdam, Paris & London
Part 2 of uDiscover's exclusive Stripped interview archive with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, today remembering European club shows by the Stones in 1995.
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Features5 years ago
Rare Stones Audio, Part 1 of 4: Mick & Keith On The Birth Of ‘Stripped’
To mark the the Rolling Stones' Totally Stripped album, uDiscover presents super-rare 1995 interviews with Mick and Keith, today with part 1 of 4.
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News5 years ago
Blues-Rock Pioneer Lonnie Mack Dead At 74
Blues-rock pioneer Lonnie Mack, who played with such greats as James Brown and Freddie King and had his own big hit in 1963 with 'Memphis,' has died at 74.
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News6 years ago
The Rolling Stones Reveal ‘Totally Stripped’
Due for release on 3 June, the ‘Totally Stripped’ 4DVD+CD shines a new light on the three lives shows that made up the bulk of their 1995 album ‘Stripped’.
