The Motown legend Keith Richards thought defined the entire label
“Such a great songwriter.”
Keith Richards
When an 18-year-old Keith Richards wrote a letter to his aunt describing his new friend Mick Jagger
“Mick is the greatest R&B singer this side of the Atlantic and I don’t mean maybe”.
The Rolling Stones’ most important album of all arrived in 1968: “The first change”
The beginning of the golden era.
The 1986 album Mick Jagger hated making most of all: “The band was very bad”
The worst kind of communication.
The 1972 Rolling Stones song that is Keith Richards’ most-listened to: “I love playing it”
One of his favourites.
The 1968 album Keith Richards called his greatest work: “The best of everything”
Having every element you need.
The 1970s band Mick Jagger and Keith Richards can’t agree on: “Never took off”
Seeing them front different angles.
The 1970s singer Keith Richards loved singing with most: “Spend days at the piano”
The rock and roll troubadour.