Despite starting their career doing blues covers, The Rolling Stones later quit the blues and for a good reason as they protected their own idols.

Just like most great bands, The Rolling Stones squabbled. But Keith Richards went as far as to say this one member was overrated.

Street Fighting Man' is an utterly essential track by The Rolling Stones, but it is also the song which changed Keith Richards' attitude towards songwriting.

Everybody knows the title track from 1974's It's Only Rock 'n Roll, but its opening song, "If You Can't Rock Me," is a great ...

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards has lived a long, hard, and inarguably eventful life. Not only is he one of the longest-working rockstars in show business; but that decades-long gig also ...

The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards once dismissed the Sex Pistols, saying they just exist for "mass-media consumption" and nothing else.

He's featured vocalist on a new album by the New York City-based Tasty Kings with players boasting connections to the Stones, Bob Dylan and the Faces. Chaplin is also headlining a charity Beach Boys ...

Keith Richards argued that while Elvis Presley was the King of Rock and Roll, someone else in his circle was the real genius.

Mick Jagger wanted to break free from the constraints of The Rolling Stones. His first solo hit likely would have angered his ...

Rolling Stones Legend, 78, Celebrates Major Career Milestone originally appeared on Parade. It’s a big day for Rolling Stones ...

Having played bass with The Rolling Stones since their 1962 founding and lasted decades, Wyman finally called it quits in a ...

Keith Richards often praises Jimmy Page's guitar playing while disregarding Led Zeppelin, a confusion he feels is linked to their need to pander to the times.