Rolling Stones
B.B. King: Still The King Of The Blues
Along with his beloved guitar 'Lucille', B.B. King brought the blues out of the margins and into the mainstream of America.
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In-Depth6 months agoHeavy Metal Thunder: The Origins Of Heavy Metal
The origins of heavy metal are often disputed... We attempt to track down the history of the term and answer the question, Where does heavy metal come from?
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Features6 months ago‘The Last Time’ Is A First Time For The Rolling Stones
On March 20, 1965, 'The Last Time' topped the charts and became the band’s third No.1 in a row.
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News7 months ago
Record Store Day Announces Second 2021 Event
‘The decision to once again shift the ‘Record Store Day energy’ across two dates allows the largest number of stores to participate around the world.’
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Features7 months ago
George Harrison Asks A Big Question: ‘What Is Life’
'What Is Life' is the George Harrison single that followed his smash hit, 'My Sweet Lord,' in early 1971.
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Playlists7 months ago
When The Stones Jammed With Nicky Hopkins
Nicky Hopkins was one of the most in demand session players of his generation and featured on one of Rolling Stones Records’ first releases, ‘Jamming With Edward.’
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Features7 months ago
The Rolling Stones Score Their First No.1
During the early days of their first tour as headliners, The Rolling Stones released their debut EP and on February 8, 1964, it became their first No.1.
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Features8 months ago
Andrew Loog Oldham – A True Original
Andrew Loog Oldham was 19 years old when he signed The Rolling Stones to a management deal; his genius helped make them the band they became.
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News8 months ago
Yoko Ono And Janie Hendrix Launch Comprehensive Music Channel
The Coda Collection will feature exclusive video content, rare documentaries, and insightful programming.
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Features8 months ago
‘Ode To A High Flying Bird’: Charlie Watts’s Tribute To Charlie Parker
At art school in 1960 Charlie Watts wrote and illustrated a book, Ode To A High Flying Bird, the bird being Charlie Parker, the jazz saxophonist.
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Features8 months ago
When The Rolling Stones Got Censored On Ed Sullivan
After releasing their new single 'Let’s Spend The Night Together,' The Rolling Stones performed a censored version on the Ed Sullivan show.
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Playlists8 months ago
Mississippi Fred McDowell – His Ain’t No Delta Blues
Mississippi Fred McDowell was a key figure in Mississippi hill country blues and one of the most dynamic performers of the 60s blues revival.
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Features9 months ago
Doris Troy: Remembering Mama Soul
You may not have heard of Doris Troy, but you will definitely have heard her voice.
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Features10 months ago
‘Let It Bleed’: The Rolling Stones’ Eclectic Masterpiece
'Let It Bleed' has become a classic and is a testament to the art of the long-playing record.
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Features10 months ago
‘Little Red Rooster’: The First Blues Record To Top The UK Singles Chart
Released in 1964, The Rolling Stones’ version of Howlin’ Wolf’s ‘Little Red Rooster’ became the first blues record to top the UK singles chart.
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Features10 months ago
The Rolling Stones For One Night Only At The Checkerboard Lounge
It was to the only time that The Rolling Stones ever played on stage with Muddy Waters.
