Rolling Stones (Роллинг Стоунз)

for popularity with the Beatles.
The name came up with guitarist Brian Jones, inspired by the song of Muddy Waters Rolling Stone.

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long time did not communicate. But happened to meet in 1961 and found out that both like rhythm and blues, and that they have a mutual friend - Dick Taylor. The three of us decided to create a band called Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys and learned a few songs from the repertoire
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professionals of jazz and blues met the new band pretty cool, refusing to give her professionalism.

and P. McCartney) was released, which in 1964 was among the top ten. In early 1964, the press had negative feedback about the group, which were caused by inadequate behavior of musicians, as well as the length of their hair

image of the rebels protesting against social conventions. In the fourth album, they included such contrasting in style and content as Mother's Little Helper and Lady Jane. In the work of the group there were even traits of misogyny (Under My Thumb and Stupid Girl). Nihilism Rolling Stones reached its peak in the song Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow ?, which was lashed with obscene language. Nevertheless, the group was accompanied by commercial success, their fees were constantly growing.

drugs. Almost the whole of 1967 passed under the sign of litigation over the offenses of Mika Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones related to drug use. Despite this, in 1967 there were three albums, one of which was wearing the extravagant title Their Satanic Majesties Request and was a psychedelic experiment. However, professional criticism did not appreciate him very much. And only the single Jumping Jack Flash (1968) restored the former reputation of musicians.

No) Satisfaction" (summer of 1965). Already in itself (later recognized as classical), the guitar riff (originally copied the sound of the wind section) showed that the Rolling Stones had separated from the roots of the traditional blues and had embarked on their own development path.

Brazil in February 2006, it was attended by 1.5 million fans.
Erroneous is one who thinks that it is Mick Jagger who is the author of the cult phrase "sex, drugs and rock and roll." In fact, it belongs to another British musician - Ian Dury.
The band released 22 studio albums in the UK (and 24 in the States), 8 live albums (9 in the States) and numerous compilations. All sold more than 200 million records worldwide.