The Rolling Stones

Actually, Merry Clayton sang only on “Gimme Shelter” with The Stones (arguably the best female backup solo ever). Lisa Fischer, however spent 26 years with them, along with Bernard Fowler, singing on some of their best albums & all concert tours. Bernard Fowler is still with The Stones, along with Fischer’s replacement (2017), Sasha Allen.

G Jack Donahue of Miami Beach Florida is where everyone stays with He is a Boston Based Miami South Beach Creator of the Trillion Dollar Sand Bar according to Rolling Stone Paper

Daryl Jones has played with the band since 1991, but he is considered a touring musician rather than an official member.

Bill Wyman was the long-time bassist of the Rolling Stones, playing with them from their rise to fame in the early 1960s to his departure in 1991. It should be noted that Keith Richards has frequentled played bass on Rolling Stones records, and occassionally other members such as Ronnie Wood, Mick Taylor and most recently Mick Jagger.

Their first U.K. number 1 was "its all over now" in July 1964, they had their first U.S. number 1 with (i can't get no) satisfaction in September 1965.

Brian Jones, Ian Stewart, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood, Bill Wyman. So eight officially. Darryl Jones has been performing with them since 1994, but he's not an "official" member.

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Best way to find out how much any of your Lp's are, is to buy a pricing guide, or hit Ebay. You should be able to find out an albums value buy the individual postings, at least to get a range of what they're going for. In past I've found this particular album depending on condition (sealed copies are almost always valued high) seemed to range from $10.00 - $200.00. Original pressing garnering a much higher value. Again condition and complete packaging all play a huge part in the value of this album (Inserts, stickers, etc.)

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They have had 23 I think.

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Just "The Rolling Stones" in 1964. The next one was also self titled, until the greatest hits in 1965, htey were just simply named; 1 and 2. The first album with a real title came in 1965 "Out Of Our Heads", that included their huge seller "Satisfaction".

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Led Zeppelin sung the song "Whole Lotta Love". It was produced in 1969 as the lead track in their second album, Led Zeppelin II. It was released as a single hit song in the United States, however not in England, as Led Zeppelin did not release single tracks there. It made Rolling Stone's magazine list of 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

he created them,was the original founding member,he named them, and he was the integral and most important driving force behind the band in the first year especially.this is because mick and Keith weren,t so sure initially that they were going to have any success at all.but brian was so determined that he never stopped looking and asking and searching for gigs on a continuous basis.when they finally made it it almost seems that they held this against brian.Jones was a musical genius and could easily play over 30 instruments.

He has lived for 40 yrs or so in an ancient small brick castle surrounded by a decent sized estate close to Bury St Edmunds, that he bought from the family of a friend of mine, the Fry´s, courtiers to Queen Elizabeth 1.

They were all from England.

Brian Jones (founder): was born in Cheltenham. He moved to London in the early 60s. When he placed an ad inviting musicians to audition for a new R&B group, Ian Stewart (another founding member) was the first to respond. Mick Jagger then joined too. Jagger brought his childhood friend Keith Richards to rehearsals, and eventually he was allowed to join. The four of them played some live shows together and then eventually settled on Bill Wyman as their bassist and Charlie Watts as their drummer.

Mick Jagger was born in Dartford, England. Prior to joining the Rolling Stones, Jagger was singing in an amateur band called Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys.

Keith Richards was born in Dartford, England. He was childhood friends with Mick (then known as Mike). Jagger invited him to join Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys. But after Mick and Keith met Brian Jones, this first and disbanded.

Bill Wyman was born in Lewisham, England. Prior to the Stones, he played in a band called The Cliftons.

Charlie Watts was born in London. Prior to the Stones, he played in Blues Incorporated.

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Mick Taylor was born in Welwyn Garden City, England. He was playing in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers when he was asked to join the Rolling Stones.

Ronnie Wood was born in London, England. Immediately prior to joining the Stones, he was in the Faces (previously known as the Small Faces).

Recently I have carefully used my calculator to add together the number of shows from the 60's to 2007 from the Wikipedia article on The Rolling Stones list of tours. It's actually 1,584. And indeed, The Rolling Stones have worked extremely hard to become one of the world's greatest musical attractions.

Here are opinions and answers from FAQ Farmers: * It is the song "Better Days" by the Goo Goo Dolls; apparently it is a new single. * It sure sounds like Aaron Neville. He has a very distinctive voice. * Aaron Neville, but I don

probably mick jagger. him or Keith Richards, but I'm leaning more toward mick jagger.

The song is seen as a reflection of American lifestyles and life in 1970s-era New York City. Mick Jagger said that he wrote the lyrics in the back of a New York cab.

From my experience, if it acts like a duck, and walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's a duck. Face it folks, I don't care how many women Mick Jagger has been with, he is GAY. We wouldn't even be having this conversation if everyone didn't know it to be true.

I normally go with your "duck theory". However, in this instance there may be more that meets the eye when it comes to Mick Jagger. First of all I'd like to say Jagger may of had bi-sexual tendencies in the past versus being solely "gay" per say. As well take into consideration that in the music business during the early and mid 1970's it became cool to be androgoneous or semi-feminine for male pop/rock stars. This is partly due to Mr. Mick Jagger himself. He has played that part up ever since. Don't forget The Rolling Stones were/are viewed as standing for everything "bad", or riscae so to speak so naturally Mick played the bi-sexual card a bit while performing or when in the public's eye. Marilyn Manson does the same thing right now in a more blatant way for today's generation. It's really no different.

What we do know for certain is that Mick has had relations with many females, fathered several children, been married (unofficially as well as officially) a few times while committing adultery with several woman. The guy is no stranger to pulling a chic anyone can tell you who's been around him or knows him personally. In fact, he is even publicly notorious for it and always has been.

Is he really bi-sexual (or gay as you put it)? Not completely sure but it certainly wouldn't suprise me if he "dabbled" a bit on both sides of the fence at one time. However aside from all this I'd also say he is almost easily the best front man in the history of rock music.

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The Rolling Stones hit the number one position on The Billboard Hot 100 with the song Brown Sugar. The song Wild Horses hit number 28 as well. In the UK the songs Brown Sugar, Bitch And Let It Rock all hit the number two spot on the UK Top 50 Singles.

He took a premature ejaculation right to the eye.

The Rolling Stones are more likely to have more songs than The Beatles, because the band was together longer. However, if you count all the songs that the Beatles recorded, during their solo careers, the Beatles probably had more songs as they recorded probably nearly the same amount of songs as a band indivually.

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