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Crossfire Hurricane may not say anything new about the Rolling Stones, but the documentary is still a delight for both fans and those less familiar with the band.
Those 50-year anniversary rock concerts just ain't what they oughta be.
Rolling Stones 50 X 20 captures the essence of what gave the Rolling Stones their bad boy reputation and the joy they continue to take in playing the music they love.
Lou Pallo’s Thank You Les, a tribute to music pioneer Les Paul, swings, sizzles, and soars with some of the best in the business.
The historic 1981 summit meeting between the Stones and Muddy Waters at Buddy Guy's Chicago Juke Joint finally gets the proper release it deserves.
Aretha Franklin’s Arista singles are an essential chapter of post-70s rhythm and blues.
The Stones get back to basics on this live concert in support of their 1978 album, Some Girls.
The last, great creative spark from the greatest rock and roll band in the world.
Les Paul and friends celebrate his 90th birthday.
In Part Two, Wyman discusses choosing material, his approach to playing bass, and some of his perceived technical limitations.