Fogerty wasn’t writing in a vacuum. This was November 1968 – allegedly, Fogerty wrote the lyrics on the day Richard Nixon was ...

With his new Les Paul in tow, Fogerty remembers the session recording Bad Moon Rising as “the smoothest sailing we ever had.

Working in London, producer Adrian Corker, percussionist George Barton, and Japanese singer Tujiko Noriko came up with a new ...

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Ronnie Wood has revealed series of paintings featuring his bandmates Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and the late Charlie Watts along with a new self-portrait.

Once dismissed as the Stones’ first “bad” record, “Black and Blue” now plays like a document of mid-’70s uncertainty — part ...

It’s nobody’s favorite Stones record, but, in hindsight, it’s also underrated since the whole Who Wants to Be a Rolling Stone? narrative has always overshadowed the songs. It’s notable, too, that it ...

Late legendary session keyboardist Nicky Hopkins’ star-studded 1973 solo album, 'The Tin Man Was a Dreamer,' is being reissued in celebration of his Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction.

If you want a peek into a lost world of rock n roll degeneracy and decadence, you won’t find a better glory hole than the grubby, outlandish view offered by the video for “Hey Negrita” from the ...

On November 11, 1983, Mick Jagger defended The Rolling Stones' music video for "Undercover of the Night" in a contentious TV interview.

In 1989, the Rolling Stones go on their "Steel Wheels" tour: Jagger, Richards, Watts, Wood, and Wyman, backed by three singers, a sax, four horns, and two keyboards. In Turin, Berlin, and London, they ...