The Rolling Stones

when your rolling balls your just out of the planet. Means your rolling on mollys/mdma - ecstasy

They are all in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

I can remember watching this with my sister in the 70's It was very scary and I can remember what looked liked gurkins surrounding a house and they got closer to the house each week. There was a disabled boy in it and the creatures had eyes. I thought it might be children of the stones another 70's program but when I got the DVD I found it was not. I am sure it was earlier than 1977 Actually it was called "Escape into the Night" based on a book called "Marianne Dreams" by Catherine Storr. It was also made into a film in the 90's called "Paperhouse".

It's hard to say; they're both 2 of the biggest bands in the history of rock music. The Rolling Stones may hold the record for highest-grossing touring band in history, but Metallica have sold more albums since they burst on the scene in the 1980s than the majority of the Stones' later recordings.

Keith is the Lead guitarist for the stones

Pink Floyd

I'm not sure. Maybe all the drugs and alcohol preserved them like formaldehyde preserves dead people.

The Altamont Speedway Free Festival was a rock concert held on Saturday, December 6, 1969, at the Altamont Speedway in northern California. It was organized and headlined by the Rolling Stones. The concert is chronicled in the documentary/performance film Gimme Shelter.

The event is best known for having been marred by considerable violence, including a homicide.

Regarding the homicide: accounts of the specifics differ: Wilkipedia has a thorough article about what appears to have happened. In summary, Meredith Hunter, an 18-year-old, brandished a revolver near the stage. He was then surrounded by members of the Hells Angels who stabbed -- and some say stomped -- him to death. The Hells Angels were acting in sort of a "quasi" security capacity at the concert: they had been invited to keep people off the stage and away from the generators, in exchange for free beer.

The best era of the Rolling stones was the 70s or 80s. With the love of the music flowing around.

here is a pretty good possibility: The Banana Boat Song (Day-O) was a Top forty hit by SEVEN different artists in 1957

Start me up (1981) Reached no. 1 in Australua

Yes they did, I think it killed the song since its a classic BUT all the metal / grunge fans out there will love it, I think it is excellent

In terms of record sales: The Beatles, easily.
Most often dubbed "the world's greatest rock and roll band,": The Rolling Stones.
Longest time active: The Rolling Stones.
From the 80's: Led Zeppelin.

There are other bands and artists that could take that title for various reasons, but here are answers for the bands listed.

Because people like fat bottom girls.

Actually there are several Rolling Stones video recordings that are now available on DVD. One would be for example the great "Ladies & Gentlemen", originally recorded in 1972 and re-released in 2010. Another example would be "Some Girls: Live in Texas '78", originally recorded in 1978 and re-released on DVD in 2011.

There was a supposed rivalry between the two bands, but in fact they were friendly; Lennon & McCartney wrote I Wanna Be Your Man for the Stones and Lennon said that he envied Mick Jagger's lack of selling out that he felt the Beatles had done. Mick Jagger also sang on All You Need is Love and it's possible that he sang on Baby Your a Rich Man.

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Keith Richard`s daugther is Angela

A video of "Under my Thumb" by the Rolling Stones is available to view at a variety of websites. These include YouTube and Metacafe. You would be able to watch the music video or a live version of this song.

Sir Michael Philip Jagger is not a citizen of the United States; therfore he can not be placed into any specific political party.

long live:

Aerosmith

The Rolling Stone

Led Zepplein

Rush

and all the other artists of the greatest music genre in the roll

CLASSIC ROCK NOT HARD ROCK

The longest song by the Rolling Stones would be Homecoming topping over eleven minutes. It was actually played on full length on the radio despite most songs being short to allow for advertising.

The album, titled "1962-1966" and called The Red Album was released April 2, 1973.

The remastered version was released October 19, 2010.

Yes - 49 years ago in England

You might be thinking of Sheryl Crow, although she never covered "Gimme Shelter" - she used elements of that song during live performances of her own song "Gasoline".

Mick Jagger is not single as of July 5th 2013. He is dating fashion designer L'Wren Scott. They have been in a relationship for a total of 12 years.