Rolling Stones Tickets, Concert Dates And Schedule

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 Interesting Rolling Stones Facts:

 

 

The Rolling Stones are an English rock and roll band that rose to prominence during the British Invasion of the 1960s. In 1962 when former schoolmates Mick Jagger and Keith Richards met Brian Jones, who replaced the band's original name Blues Incorporated with the title of the Muddy Waters song Rollin' Stone. After numerous temporary drummers, Charlie Watts, a drummer more interested in jazz than blues or rock and roll, joined the Rolling Stones in January 1963 as their new permanent drummer. By the time of their first single release in 1964; a cover of Chuck Berry's Come On, Ian  Stewart was, at the insistence of Andrew Oldham, not officially listed as part of the band, though he continued to record and perform with them. They are one of the longest running and most successful acts in show business. The Rolling Stones have sold 240 million albums worldwide and have become regular chart toppers until the early 1980s. Like most early British rock groups, the Rolling Stones were influenced by a variety of American musical forms, especially rhythm and blues and early rock 'n' roll. By the 1970s, the Rolling Stones were producing epic albums and crafting epic tours, taking control of their both their music and public image they experimented with dance rock and disco. Although the Rolling Stones remained hugely popular through the 1970s, music critics had grown increasingly dismissive of the band's output until the seminal late-1970s album Some Girls. Throughout the early 1980s the Jagger/Richards partnership continued to falter, and their records would suffer because of it. 1983's Undercover was widely seen as Jagger's attempt to make The Rolling Stones' sound more compatible with current musical trends. The Rolling Stones re-emerged stronger than ever by the end of the 80's and took on the waning years of the century they helped to score. In 1989, after they had had time to cool off, Jagger and Richards appeared to bury the hatchet so the Rolling Stones could re-focus on the recording of a new album that would eventually become 1989's Steel Wheels and the subsequent world tour. The Roling Stones' song Start Me Up was used by Microsoft to launch their Windows 95 operating system. The Rolling Stones had previously never licensed their music for commercial use. According to legend, Microsoft founder Bill Gates asked Jagger how much the rights to the song would cost; rather than refuse outright, Jagger replied with $13 million, a sum that he thought would be outrageously high. However, Gates immediately agreed to the amount. In 2002, The Rolling Stones released Forty Licks, a greatest hits album that spanned their career, that contained four new songs. The same year, Q magazine named The Rolling Stones as one of the 50 Bands To See Before You Die.  Alongside the Beatles, the Rolling Stones helped to kick-start the rock and roll revolution. With their rebellious image and decadent lifestyle, the Rolling Stones practically wrote the book on how to be a rock and roll band.