The Rolling Stones have been making albums longer than some of their fans have been alive. But even for seasoned professionals like them, it’s not always an entirely painless experience. “You always get to a point, when you’re making anything, when ...

Sympathy For The Devil” by The Rolling Stones came from a wide array of influences, including Bob Dylan, Brazil, and French literature.

Fatboy Slim, real name Norman Cook, created the track 25 years ago by grafting the riff from the Stones' Satisfaction onto his platinum-selling single The Rockafeller Skank, after he grew "bored" of playing the original.

The Rolling Stones are going back to the vault for a refresh of their landmark 13th studio album, Black and Blue. The group will celebrate the 1976 LP with an upcoming definitive Super Deluxe box set due out on Nov. 14 through Interscope/UMe featuring six ...

When you’ve been making records for 60 years or so, you’re bound to end up getting a bit self-reflexive at times. The Rolling Stones have occasionally looked in the collective mirror when coming up with song topics. These five songs address the band ...

At this point, it seems as though the Rolling Stones may have to be dragged off the stage – they've been performing live for so long audiences have practically watched them grow up from young, ambitious rock stars to seasoned touring musicians.

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