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What band did the Rolling Stones open for as a warm up act before the Rolling Stones became famous?
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∙ 15y ago
Paul Revere and the Raiders are the only band that the Stones opened for in the US. The Stones were already huge .. but PR had the #1 single in those cities.
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When did mick jagger became famous?
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