Five songs from 1971 that should be deleted from history
Erase them forever.
The Rolling Stones
Mick Jagger fights the clock as he admits there’s “nothing good about” ageing
“It’s not particularly pleasant.”
The 1972 album Keith Richards never gets tired of hearing: “I still love that”
The best summation of The Stones.
The 1964 song Tom Petty called a million dollar line: “A great moment in history”
The best expression of teen angst.
The Rolling Stones – ‘Foreign Tongues’ album review: Little in surprises but boasts gas in the tank
“She threw up and then broke down and cried.”
Mick Jagger says The Beatles were “the most prolific songwriters of that time”
Paul McCartney plays bass on the new Stones album.
Chess Records: A brief history of Chicago’s legendary blues label
From Muddy Waters to Chuck Berry to Etta James.
