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Rolling Stones unreleased: I Ain’t Superstitious *Click for MORE STONES UNRELEASED TRACKS During the fiery Some Girls sessions of ’78 in Hollywood, the Stones knocked out a raw take on Willie Dixon‘s I Ain’t Superstitious. It never saw release, but man, it captures their no-frills swagger perfectly—no glitter, no overcooked solos, just groove and grit. Ian McLagan sneaks in those sharp piano…

All Rolling Stones Data Posts for June 1, 2026 *CLICK FOR EARLIER POSTS If there’s one thing June 1 proves, it’s that The Rolling Stones never seemed interested in doing just one thing at a time. While most bands would be satisfied with a hit record or a successful tour, the Stones were busy collecting milestones like guitar picks—arriving in new cities to chaotic welcomes, filming promotional…

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May 29, 1978: On the grounds of irreconciliable differences, Bianca Jagger files for divorce...

Rolling Stones quotes -Keith Richards on junkie times (1977) In the late ’70s The Rolling Stones weren’t chasing relevance—they were rewriting how it sounds when a band refuses to age gracefully. Keith Richards stands at the center of this shift, turning lived-in excess into something oddly disciplined, as if survival itself had a rhythm section. Instead of fading into nostalgia, the group…

Rolling Stones songs: Under the Boardwalk *Click for MORE ROLLING STONES SONGS 1962-PRESENT From the park you’ll hear/ The happy sound of a carousel/ You can almost taste the hot dogs/ And french fries they sell… Few songs from the 1960s have traveled a stranger emotional journey than Under the Boardwalk. What began with The Drifters as a smooth summer escape somehow evolved into a pop classic…

May 26, 1972: Release of Exile On Main St., the Stones’ 10th studio album released in the UK, No. 12 in the USA (Rolling Stones Records COC 69100) How’s so? Wikipedia says it came out on May 12 1972. It can be useful, sure — but treating it like the ultimate source of truth is a risky little adventure. Articles can be edited by almost anyone, mistakes slip through, facts get oversimplified, and…

Rolling Stones quotes: Mick Jagger on choosing a new bass player for the Stones (1992) Replacing a member in The Rolling Stones was never going to work like a normal job interview, especially after Bill Wyman walked away from one of rock’s most durable rhythm sections. While fans imagined endless auditions packed with bass solos and nervous hopefuls playing Brown Sugar at full volume, Mick…

All Rolling Stones Data Posts Today: May 25, 2026 May 25 isn’t just another date on the calendar for The Rolling Stones fans. It’s one of those days where the band somehow managed to pack decades of chaos, triumph, loss, and loud guitars into a single slice of rock history. From explosive live performances that left audiences stunned to the lingering shadow of pianist and co-founder Ian…

Rolling Stones quotes: Keith Richards talks his role as a musician For decades, Keith Richards built his legend on riffs, chaos, and the kind of survival skills that probably deserve academic study, yet his view of creativity is oddly grounded. The The Rolling Stones guitarist once described music as a process of receiving ideas and passing them on, which somehow sounds both deeply philosophical…