“I wasn’t really passionate about it”: The 1994 Rolling Stones album that suffers from chronic apathy
Old dogs, old tricks.
Keith Richards
The 1972 Rolling Stones song Keith Richards is happy to play more than any other
The birth of a classic rock anthem.
The 1960s band Lindsey Buckingham was never impressed with: “I could already play”
Already having his own chops.
The Rolling Stones guitar solo John Lennon couldn’t stand: “Thought it was crap”
The crappy tone in a Stones classic.
Keith Richards once crowned the greatest blues singer of all time: “You can’t be harder than that”
“Non-stop throttling hypnotism.”
Friends, foes, and the circus: The tangled relationship of The Beatles and The Rolling Stones
You needed to pick a side, even if they rarely did.
The two music genres Keith Richards can’t stand: “As cheap and as easy as possible”
The Rolling Stones’ guitarist discusses his distaste for modern genres.
Keith Richards provides update on whether The Rolling Stones will ever tour again
“We can talk next year.”
The 1960s band Slash would love to jam with: “I would love to take that further”
Having the perfect rock and roll setup.
The 1966 Rolling Stones song Keith Richards couldn’t stand: “It sounds rushed”
Never having the right sound.
