American Songwriter

The 1966 Rolling Stones Hit Born Out of Boredom That Helped Them Catch Up to Their “Rival” Band

Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones turned boredom into a No. 1 hit through the experimentation that led to "Paint It, Black".
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1968, the Rolling Stones Played Their Final Show With Their Founding Guitarist

Fifty-eight years ago today, the Rolling Stones took the stage with their founding guitarist for the final time.

Drugs, bed-hopping and a possible murder: The Rolling Stones unveiled

Booze, blues, bust-ups, sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll. When it comes to the Rolling Stones, all these things are a given. But ...
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Rolling Stones founder found dead in pool with bandmates still questioning death

The autopsy of Rolling Stones guitarist and founding member Brian Jones contains some devastating details, yet his death, which placed him in the notorious 27 Club, continues to be shrouded in mystery ...

Bob Spitz proves the Rolling Stones are rock's greatest band in magnificent new biography

'The Rolling Stones: The Biography' by Bob Spitz is a magisterial work that charts the 60-year journey of 'the greatest rock and roll band in the world.' ...
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Stones' founder killed, movie claims

EXPLOSIVE new evidence has convinced the director of a new film about Brian Jones, the founder of the Rolling Stones, that the guitarist was killed and was not the victim of an accidental drowning.