The Rolling Stones
define rock 'n' roll. They are the longest running act in the
history of rock music, having remained wildly popular and prodigiously productive
over their 30-year career.
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Rolling Stones define rock 'n' roll. They are the longest running act
in the history of rock music, having remained wildly popular and prodigiously
productive over their 30-year career. The group was formed by Mick Jagger
and Keith Richards, who met as schoolmates in Dartford, Kent. The legend
has them bumping into each other on the platform at Dartford railway station,
where Keith notices a blues album under Mick's arm. A bond is struck immediately
and the pair go on to form a band with a variety of personnel, who eventually
include a boogie-woogie pianist called Ian Stewart and a gifted blonde
blues guitarist from Cheltenham called Brian Jones (although at the time
he is calling himself Elmo Lewis for added authenticity).Keith Richards,
Ricky Martin, Bono and the Foo Fighters have taken on the role of presenters
at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's 16th annual induction ceremony held
on March 19th in New York. They join the previously announced lineup of
Moby and 'N Sync who will induct Steely Dan and Michael Jackson respectively.
Richards will induct James Burton and Johnnie Johnson in the sidemen category.
Burton performed and recorded with everyone from Elvis Presley to Emmylou
Harris and most recently with Jerry Lee Lewis. Johnson is the namesake
of the Chuck Berry's classic, "Johnny B. Goode," and worked with Berry
as a sideman for nearly thirty years. Richards appeared on Johnson's 1992
album Johnnie B. Bad. |
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