The Rolling Stones is probably the most famous British rock band of all times and even now, they still continue to perform and give their fans unforgettable concerts. The Rolling Stones began their career in 1962 in London. The band was put together by eccentric singer Mick Jagger. Lead singer Mick Jagger and guitar player Keith Richards started to play together when they were in high school. Later on, the other members of the band have been added and their ascent on the musical ladder began. The Rolling Stones quickly gained fame, as they started to play in Great Britain, as well as on the territory of North America.
The Rolling Stones are an eclectic band. They do not resume themselves to playing just classic rock songs. As many critics stated, their music has their roots in rhythm and blues, reggae, country, folk and soul music. As the years passed by, the music of the Rolling Stones has also been influenced by a more pop sound. The first single of the Rolling Stones, Tell Me You’re Coming Back, has been described as a pop rock ballad.
Probably the best known single of the Rolling Stones, that has been remixed and sung by so many artists is I Can’t Get No Satisfaction. It was recorded in 1965 and it has been a hit, since the first time it was aired on the radio and launched on TV. The song was written by guitar player Keith Richards and it was envisioned as a scratch track to guide a horn section. The song was so successful that it even took aback Mick Jagger. Satisfaction spent four weeks on the top position of the musical charts. Satisfaction established the Rolling Stones as a worldwide premier act. The singles and the albums kept on coming and the reward was past everything they had ever envisioned. The Rolling Stones even released a DVD of their live performance in Texas and it was one of the best selling DVDs. The Rolling Stones won numerous Grammy awards, as well as the Lifetime Achievement Award. The Rolling Stones continue to draw more fans and their music still appeals to a lot of people.
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