The Rolling Stones were always a bare-bones rock and roll band, but in 1966, for 'Aftermath', Brian Jones called upon the ...

It is true that the best-selling songs of any given year are often a sign of the times, and this 1966 track is rather compelling evidence of this.

Success opened doors, but also brought scrutiny, pressure and easy access to excess. These 13 rock legends reveal the ...

Stacker compiled a list of data from WhoSampled.com to discover what the most covered songs of all time were, across all ...

Songs with colours in the title, scored on how much the colour matters. White Christmas wins, Eiffel 65 tie Prince and Blue ...

You won’t see Aftermath ranked too high on many lists of The Rolling Stones’ finest albums. Perhaps the reason its reputation is sullied is that, even though it’s a fantastic pop record, the music on ...

From “My Bonnie” to “The Fool On The Hill”, trace The Beatles’ extraordinary evolution through one eventful October week ...

The letter Brian Jones sent to Charlie Watts asking him to join the band that would soon become the Rolling Stones will be ...

The letter, written in June 1962, was sent just weeks before the band's first live performance.

An historic letter from Brian Jones to Charlie Watts offering the dummer a spot in the Rolling Stones is headed to auction.

Jones boasted that his band was starting to develop "a very tightly-knit sound” ...

A letter Brian Jones wrote to Charlie Watts urging him to join the Rolling Stones is up for auction. The historic letter, ...