Here’s a Rolling Stones clip you don’t see every day. “Silver Train” appeared in the summer of 1973 as both the side two lead-off track for Goat’s Head Soup and the B-side to “Angie.” Soak in a mighty clip of … Continue reading →
“Catch The Rolling Stones on over 250 FM stations across the country.” A rare ad today featuring a King Biscuit Flower Hour concert from The Rolling Stones almost 39 years ago to-the-day. At the time, the band were promoting the … Continue reading →
The Rolling Stone’s “Angie” originally appeared on the Goats Head Soup LP in the summer of 1973. The single grabbed #1 on the US Hot 100 and #5 in the UK. Watch the official 1973 promo film below. The Rolling … Continue reading →
The Rolling Stones are releasing a collection of 1960s BBC recordings in December. The On Air LP arrives December 1st and contains rare tracks from 1963-1965. According to RollingStones.com, the tracks have been restored using “Audio Source Separation” which makes … Continue reading →
The Rolling Stone’s “Miss You” appeared on the band’s Some Girls L.P. in the summer of 1978. This sultry classic was released as a single a month before the Stones album and certainly did its promotional job – climbing all … Continue reading →
The Rolling Stone’s recorded “Happy” in 1971 and it appeared on 1972’s Exile on Main St. L.P. This Keith Richards tune was quickly written and recorded without all of the band present. That’s Richards on vocals, bass, and guitar, and … Continue reading →
Here’s a real find. An unofficial music video for the Rolling Stones “Rocks Off.” The footage for this classic Exile on Main St. track is made up of casual Super-8 footage of the Stones on the downtown streets of L.A. … Continue reading →
Join in with the Rolling Stones as they rehearse “Dead Flowers” at London’s Marquee club in 1971. If you’re a Mick Taylor fan this is a must-watch. The man has a way with a guitar. “Dead Flowers” appeared on the … Continue reading →
The Rolling Stones’ “All Down the Line” originally appeared on the band’s Exile on Main St. L.P. of May, 1972. The song was released as a double A-side (of sorts) coupled with the song, “Happy.” (Image source: Cashbox via American … Continue reading →
“The best of The Rolling Stones.” The Rolling Stones’ Made in the Shade L.P. comprised hits from the band’s first four albums for Atlantic (1969 through 1974). The collection made it to #6 on the US charts. (Image source: Billboard) … Continue reading →