The Rolling Stones

If you do just a LITTLE bit of research you will find that Michael Jackson is the highest paid artist of all time (since the beginning of recorded history). In 1987 he was paid $100 million in one year, which was a record of its own. His BAD, Dangerous and HIStory tours have grossed him over $300 million. Plus, he owns the rights to his own music plus that of the Beatles (valued at between $500 million and $1 billion) and he owns the rights of rapper Eminem's earlier music and some of 50 cent's music as well as Sly and the Family Stone, Shakira and a host of others. Just on his music alone he makes $20 million a year, add in the Beatles and the rest of the ppl he owns we're talkin in the hundreds of millions.

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Ronnie Wood.

The meaning behind the Rolling Stones lips logo connects to the iconic Mick Jagger. The lips are meant to symbolize his lips and wide mouth when he sings. The lips also make reference to the band's rebellious nature.

I would imagine they get paid different amounts for different concerts. It depends on the number of audience members and the location

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Brian Jones was the original Lead. Jones died in 1969 and Keith Richards moved across from rhythm guitar to full time lead; the job he was doing more and more as Jones' interest in the band waned.

Darryl Jones

The only Rolling Stones members who are gone are Brian Jones, who died in 1969 and Ian Stewart. Jones drowned in his swimming pool in London. Stewart was considered the sixth Rolling Stone and died from cancer.

The remaining Rolling Stones are very well and alive.

"Under the boardwalk" was originally performed by The Drifters. Wikipedia does not mention its being performed by the Rolling Stones.

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I beleive the rolling stones first started in April 1962. If not please give me a question thinger mabober

The Hell's Angels allegedly were hired by The Rolling Stones for security. Unfortunately the concert in Altamont was a disaster because the Hell's Angels were violent throughout the concert, eventually killing one of the spectators.

Depends on condition firstly..secondly on pressing. Copies with the title "I Need You Baby" rather than "Mona" for the Bo Diddley song are rarer. I would say £50.00 minimum for one that exists and £500-£750 for a mint copy. Remember it's 47 years old now!

No, it comes from the phrase "A rolling stone gathers no moss", which inspired the name of the band and the song "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan, but the magazine was not named after the band.

No, but they do not make new music anymore.

They played rock and heavy metal

Keith Richards is often seen wearing a variety of hats, including fedoras and beanies, which have become part of his signature look. He frequently accessorizes with scarves and bandanas tied around his head as well. These choices reflect his iconic rock and roll style and have contributed to his distinctive image over the decades.

There have been 10 official members of the Rolling Stones in total. Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Mick Taylor and Ronnie Wood are the 7 most well known members of the band however, there were 3 other members who are less well known, they are: Ian Stewart, Dick Taylor and Tony Chapman. Darryl Jones has been the Stones bassist since Bill Wyman left but he is an unofficial member.

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Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts

in 1983, the song was covered by Bette Midler. The video for the song featured Mick Jagger as the guest star. The track appeared on Midler's No Frills album.