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The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones are an English rock band formed in London in 1962. Active for over six decades, they are one of the most popular, influential, and enduring bands of the rock era. In the early 1960s, the band pioneered the gritty, rhythmically driven sound that came to define…via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
85 albums- Formed
- 1962
- Active
- 1962–present
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Selected Discography
- 196412 × 5
- 1964England’s Newest Hit Makers
- 1965December’s Children (and Everybody’s)
- 1965Out of Our Heads
- 1965The Rolling Stones No. 2
- 1965The Rolling Stones, Now!
- 1966Aftermath
- 1967Between the Buttons
- 1967Their Satanic Majesties Request
- 1968Beggars Banquet
- 1969Let It Bleed
- 1971Sticky Fingers
- 1972Exile on Main St.
- 1973Goats Head Soup
- 1974It’s Only Rock ’n Roll
+ 70 more albums
The Web
2 hops outThe Rolling Stones at the center, their direct connections around them, and the other bands those connections lead to — the same web you can explore live.
The Connection Web
22 threadsMembers
11- Charlie Watts(drummer in The Rolling Stones)1963–2021
- Mick Taylor1969–1974
- Brian Jones(Rolling Stones member)1962–1969
- Ian Stewart(piano/keyboard, Rolling Stones member)1962–1985
- Bill Wyman1962–1993
- Tony Chapman1962–1963
- Dick Taylor(Pretty Things guitarist)1962–1962
- Ronnie Wood(UK guitarist, member of The Rolling Stones, also goes by Ron Wood)1975–present
- Mick Jagger1962–present
- Keith Richards(Rolling Stones guitarist)1962–present
- Mick Avory1962–1962
Collaborations
11- Billy Preston1973–1977
- Chuck Leavell1982–present
- Bobby Keys(American saxophonist)1981–2014
- Darryl Jones(bassist for The Rolling Stones)1993–present
- Lisa Fischer(American vocalist)1989–1990
- Bernard Fowler(American musician)1989–present
- Blondie Chaplin1997–2007
- Bobby Keys(American saxophonist)1970–1973
- London Youth Choir2012–2012
- London Youth Choir2013–2013
- Lisa Fischer(American vocalist)1993–present
The Extended Web
44 acts · 2 hops outWhere The Rolling Stones’s collaborators go next — the other bands, founded groups, and side projects their direct connections belong to.
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