Top 10 Most mind-blowing concerts in music history
Ten landmark concerts with dates and venues: Nirvana at Reading 1992, Queen at Live Aid, Dylan going electric at Newport, Bowie retiring Ziggy at Hammersmith.
What if The Rolling Stones had stopped after Exile on Main St.?
In 1972, The Rolling Stones complete the Exile tour and separate before recording a follow-up.
Top 10 Accidental songs that took over the world
Ten chart hits that began as B-sides, warm-ups, dreams, or accidental studio moments rather than planned A-sides.
Interview of Keith Richards (1988)
In 1988 Keith Richards discussed his solo debut Talk Is Cheap while still tied to the Rolling Stones, the band’s chemistry, and his work as a guitarist.
The Rolling Stones – Blues swagger that outlived every decade
In London in 1962, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts locked a blues and R&B repertoire into a working band that refused to stay a club act.
Fender Telecaster – Bolt-on solid-body, 1950
In the late 1940s in Fullerton, California, Leo Fender designed a solid-body electric guitar for mass production, easy repair and stage durability. The Broadcaster appeared in 1950. After a trademark conflict with Gretsch over the name Broadcaster, Fender renamed it Telecaster. Typical early features: ash