Following Syd Barrett's departure in 1968, Pink Floyd was at a critical juncture in their career. Find out which icon they ...

Faithfull poses on the set of the Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus at Intertel Studio in London, 1968. Redferns “I was completely moved by his kindness,” Faithfull said. “And then we made ...

Had the Stones sanitized their ode to madness? Had “Sympathy for the Devil” become “Sympathy”-lite? Jagger wrote the song in ...

The Rolling Stones (1968) Mark and Colleen Hayward / Contributor / Getty After all, the Rolling Stones band members may sing “You Can’t Always Get What You Want,” but they want to deliver ...

In 1968, the Rolling Stones wanted to promote their seventh album Beggar’s Banquet when director Michael Lindsay-Hogg suggested the idea of a circus-style variety show featuring clowns ...

how did a 1930s novel about the Soviet Union inspire the Rolling Stones to pen this rock classic in 1968? And how did it change their career and image? Both of these questions are up for ...

It was paired on its 1969 single release with the Jagger-produced “Something Better,” which Marianne performed for the Stones’ 1968 concert film The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus.

The Rolling Stones weren't bigger than The Beatles in their prime, but they were certainly badder. They were the punk kids who slipped through the upstairs window at night with a bottle of booze ...

Jagger wrote the song in 1968 ... a contributing editor at Rolling Stone who taught a University of Pennsylvania class this spring titled “Let It Rock: The Rolling Stones, Writing and Creativity.” ...