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About Rolling Stones

Of all the British bands that borrowed from American music and sold it back to the States, none have matched the Rolling Stones' energized versions of roots influences. The Rolling Stones didn't so much pay homage to their roots as create revelatory, enduring rock 'n' roll tributes to black Chicago and Delta blues, R&B, gospel and hardcore country, playing up the sexually rhythmic charge of the music by pushing it in new directions.

Before the Rolling Stones were the "world's greatest rock 'n' roll band," the Stones were one of England's best cover bands. Singer Mick Jagger, guitarists Keith Richards and Brian Jones, drummer Charlie Watts and bassist Bill Wyman were passionate blues fans, and unlike other British R&B bands of the day, they put their own nasty edge on the material. An outgrowth of Blues Incorporated, the Rolling Stones made their first single, a cover of Chuck Berry 's "Come On," in 1963 and recorded their 1964 album debut, The Rolling Stones (England's Newest Hitmakers), in just 10 days.

The Rolling Stones continued with a series of verifiable masterworks. Beggar's Banquet was a model of down-home sophistication, matching country-blues with outlaw politics and a rough-hewn acoustic sound. Sessions for Let It Bleed had already started when Mick Taylor replaced an exiting Jones, who subsequently drowned. The Stones kicked off the '70s with the live Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out and another great album of brassy, ballsy leftovers, Sticky Fingers, which featured Andy Warhol's zipper cover. Summarily slammed by critics, who later referred to it as rock's greatest double-album, 1972's stunning epic Exile On Main Street took soulful dirt-roads and deep-mud trips through gospel, blues, Stax/Volt R&B and country influences. In 2002, the Rolling Stones celebrated their 40th anniversary with the aptly titled Forty Licks. The two-CD career retrospective featured 36 Stones classics, plus four new tracks the band recorded in Paris with producer Don Was. To promote the set the Stones hit the road, although this time around they hit theaters and arenas, as well as the usual stadium stops, making The Rolling Stones tickets available to their fans at many few and far between stops.

Rolling Stones Tickets

Ticket Retriever sells tickets for all Rolling Stones events. We specialize in providing you with premium and other Rolling Stones tickets that are in high demand. We can help you gain access to tickets for all major events.

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