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Watch David Bowie serve up a hilarious impression of Mick Jagger during a UK TV chat show interview

In 2002, David Bowie appeared on British TV chat show Parkinson and unveiled his hilarious impression of Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger

Louder

Watch Rod Stewart & Faces cover It's All Over Now on US TV before Ronnie Wood quit to join The Rolling Stones

Another treat from the archives of The Midnight Special, with Faces from April 1975

Louder

J Mascis: 10 albums that changed my life – “The Stooges was definitely my guitar sound inspiration. That’s still the best sound I’ve heard for guitar on a recording”

The Dinosaur Jr frontman picks the albums that took him from a young drummer under Ian Paice's spell to pioneer of US alt-rock, and warns of the danger of the pastel-coloured sports jacket

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Luke Williams sends Notts County warning ahead of Wealdstone tie

Notts County news from NottinghamshireLive as the Magpies boss previews his side's Good Friday fixture with Wealdstone

Nottingham Post

Keith Richards sent Jimmy Page a magnum of champagne for playing on the first Rolling Stones single co-written by Ronnie Wood

Keith Richards: a guitar legend, and a generous man

Louder

Angus Young on Eddie Van Halen, the differences between Bon and Brian, and his guilty secret

in 1992 Vic Garbarini spent three days on the road with AC/DC and got one of the most revealing interviews with Angus Young ever – now published online for the first time

Metal Hammer

The Stones Roses, Primal Scream and bass playing: A rare interview with Mani

Stone Roses and Primal Scream legend Gary “Mani” Mounfield on gear, groove and the problems of playing with a drum machine

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Should Bill Wyman have gotten a songwriting credit for The Rolling Stones (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction?

Bill Wyman: “The fact of the matter is that my bassline made the song just as much as Keith’s guitar riff”

Guitar World

Don't mess with Keith Richards' pre-show shepherd's pie ritual, or he might threaten to cut you up and bake you into one

All Rolling Stones fans know Keef has a special love for shepherd's pie, but back in 1989 when his pie-eating pre-show ritual started, he refused to go on stage after someone had taken a bite out of it

Louder

Teen mental health is in a sad state

The COVID pandemic was rough on everybody. Fear and sorrow were ubiquitous, and not just among high school girls.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bowie, Queen, Madonna and more – a look at Slane Castle’s iconic acts through the decades

For over 40 years, Slane Castle has staged the biggest names in music from every genre – here we look back at just some of the incredible performances

The Independent UK

Sir Paul McCartney records track with 'rival band' the Rolling Stones

The song will feature on the band's upcoming album

Liverpool Echo

Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr record with the Rolling Stones

The two surviving members of The Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, will reportedly feature on the Rolling Stones' upcoming album.

The New Daily

Sir Paul McCartney teams up with the Rolling Stones after playful jibes about the Beatles

Sir Paul McCartney is set to feature as a bassist on The Rolling Stones' next album, with the collaboration coming after decades of tongue-in-cheek jibes between the rock band and The Beatles

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Wales Online

Sir Paul McCartney to play with Rolling Stones on new album

McCartney joined Sir Mick Jagger and Keith Richards in the studio

The Guardian - UK

Come together: Paul McCartney confirmed to feature on new Rolling Stones song

The Beatles musician plays bass on one track of the band’s forthcoming album, which will also feature Charlie Watts, recorded before his death in 2021

Evening Standard

The Rolling Stones reportedly worked with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr on new album

The music legends first released music together 60 years ago

The Independent UK

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr ‘to feature on new Rolling Stones album’

The two surviving Beatles will reportedly be playing on the new record

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Rolling Stones to record new album with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, report says

The “Beggars Banquet” is filling up.

Tribune News Service

Karl Denson explores 2 musical universes leading his band and touring with the Rolling Stones

SAN DIEGO — Karl Denson has learned some valuable lessons about longevity in his 25 years as a band leader and his nine years as a touring saxophonist in the Rolling Stones, whose lead singer, Mick Jagger, is 13 years older than Denson.

Wales Online

The Rolling Stones officially join TikTok with songs to cover and remix

Sir Mick Jagger is also launching his own profile on the social media site

The Guardian - UK

Rock’s best kept secret: Tony King on life with John Lennon, Elton John and Freddie Mercury

He held Mercury’s hand in hospital, retrieved Lennon from a cocaine escapade with David Bowie, and was upbraided by Keith Richards for smoking a joint. Now the Zelig of the music world is looking back

Nottingham Post

Notts County player ratings vs Maidstone as Magpies knocked out of FA Trophy on penalties

Notts County news from NottinghamshireLive as the Magpies players are rated following their penalty shootout defeat to Maidstone

Daily Mirror

Ronnie Wood's paintings make Rolling Stones rocker £1 million in a year

Ronnie Wood may be best known as a member of band The Rolling Stones but he's a keen artist, with him having had artwork such as oil paintings and prints displayed in exhibitions in recent years

Daily Mirror

Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney charges highest ticket prices per gig across the world

Sir Paul McCartney commands an average of more than £206 per head for his two-and-a-half hour shows in 2022. That’s 60 quid more than his nearest UK rivals Genesis and The Rolling Stones

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