Why was the rolling stones important in the music history?

Answer 1

I think what makes any music "special" is that you can hear a song and remember where you were, who you were with and what you were doing. It's called nostalgia. Many of the Stones songs are like that.

Answer 2

what makes them unique!?! how old are you ? ( no disrespect).

they were the 2nd band from England for the british invasion( can you NAME the other one....? ) !

What REALLY makes them unique is that they took an AMERICAN art form-- the blues--, from Black Americans, and they studied it , and loved it and idolized it and internalized it and then SOLD IT BACK to disillusioned white kids who had no idea where it came from originally! or interest in it..........

the stones ( and most all of the other british cats who are rock stars) loved the blues, and the black Americans who created it--muddy waters, howlin' wolf, BUDDY GUY and many others, and they have been life long friends now with those remaining icons. The stones then--over those next FORTY SEVEN YEARS !!--helped

promote the original artists and worked to get them more recognition AND the deserved royalty $$ that they were due.

and. the fact that The Rolling Stones HAVE REMAINED a working group

into their 5th decade together ALSO makes them rather unique, don't you think?

Answer 3

If this is a crossword puzzle question, the answer may be "gathering no moss."

But if you are referring to the band The Rolling Stones, they are one of the most successful rock 'n' roll bands in history, forming more than 50 years ago in London and initially concentrating on doing their own versions of blues songs they picked up from American records.

As part of the British Invasion of rock bands led by The Beatles, they gained a large international audience and are unique in both still occasionally touring and recording and in commanding some of the largest audiences in entertainment.

Mick Jagger is their famed lead singer, who has continued a long and sometimes contentious relationship with guitarist and co-songwriter Keith Richards. Charlie Watts has been their distinctive drummer all this time. Other original members were Brian Jones (who died in 1969) and bassist Bill Wyman, who quit in 1993.