  The inception of the Rolling
Stones began with the childhood friendship
formed between Jagger and Richards at
Wentworth County Primary School. By 1963, the
Rolling Stones (Jagger, Richards, Jones, and
Wyman by year's end) was formed and on their
way to becoming one of the greatest,
decade-spanning rock bands of all-time.
Charlie Watts joined the Rolling
Stones as their drummer.
 The Rolling Stones signed with
Decca Records and recorded for the first time
- Chuck Berry's "Come On."
The Rolling Stones embarked on
their first tour of the UK along with the Everly Brothers and Bo Diddley.
The Rolling Stones toured the UK
as headliners for the first time.
 The Rolling Stones released The
Rolling Stones (England's Newest Hit Makers)
/ The Rolling Stones.
The Rolling Stones toured the US
for the first time.
The Rolling Stones topped the UK
Singles chart with "It's All Over
Now."
The Rolling Stones appeared on The
Ed Sullivan Show.
 The Stones had hits with
"Not Fade Away," "Tell Me
(You're Coming Back)," "It's All
Over Now," and their first Top 10 US
hit, "Time Is On My Side."
The Rolling Stones released 12
X 5.
 The Rolling Stones topped the UK
charts with "The Last Time."
The Rolling Stones released The
Rolling Stones, Now!
The Stones toured Europe with The
Hollies.
The Rolling Stones released Out
Of Our Heads.
 The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Hot 100 chart for 4 weeks with
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."
from the LP Out
Of Our Heads
Billboard
chart run: 26 - 4 - 2 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 2
- 2 - 6 - 16 - 31 - off
Year-End Chart Position: # 2
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 Out
Of Our Heads topped the Billboard
LP charts for 3 weeks.
Out
Of Our Heads was certified gold.
The Rolling Stones released the
compilation LP, December's
Children (And Everybody's).
The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Singles chart for 2 weeks with
"Get Off Of My Cloud."
from the LP December's
Children (And Everybody's)
Billboard
chart run: 14 - 4 - 3 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 5 -
11 - 15 - 22 - 36 - off
Year-End Chart Position: # 19
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December 3: Richards received an
electric shock while performing in California
and was knocked unconscious.
 The Stones hit the Top 10 on the
Billboard Hot 100 chart with "The Last
Time."
Year-End Chart Position: # 109
The Stones hit the Top 20 on the
Billboard Hot 100 chart with "Heart Of
Stone."
Year-End Chart
Position: # 191
 December's
Children (And Everybody's) was certified gold.
The Stones began a European
tour.
The Rolling Stones released the
hits collection Big
Hits (High Tide And Green Grass).
March 29: Jagger was injured on
stage in France when a fan threw a chair at
the stage. He required 8 stitches.
April 15: The Rolling Stones
released Aftermath. Originally, the
tracks on Aftermath were to be included in
the film Back, Behind And In Front
but the film never went forward.
 Big
Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) was certified gold.
The Stones toured the US and
Canada.
The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Singles chart for 2 weeks with
"Paint It Black."
Aftermath was certified gold.
The Stones appeared again on The
Ed Sullivan Show.
 The Rolling Stones released the
live LP, Got
Live If You Want It!
The Stones hit the US charts
with "19th Nervous Breakdown,"
"Mothers Little Helper," "Lady
Jane," and "Have You Seen Your
Mother, Baby, Standing In The Shadow?"
 The Rolling Stones released Between
The Buttons. The LP showcased Richards as
lead vocalist for the first time on the track
"Something Happened To Me
Yesterday."
Between
The Buttons was certified gold.
The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Singles chart for a week with
"Ruby Tuesday."
 The single "Ruby
Tuesday" was certified gold.
The Rolling Stones released Flowers.
Flowers was certified gold.
 The Rolling Stones released Their
Satanic Majesties Request. It was the first LP
produced by the Stones.
Got
Live If You Want It! was certified
gold.
Their
Satanic Majesties Request was certified gold.
 The Stones hit the US charts
with "She's A Rainbow,"
"Jumpin' Jack Flash," and
"Street Fighting Man."
May 12: Brian Jones performed
live with the band for the last time.
The Rolling Stones released Beggars
Banquet after a long delay due to the
LP cover.
Beggars
Banquet was certified gold.
 Jones left the Stones to form
his own group.
June 14: Jones was replaced by
Mick Taylor formerly a
member of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers.
July 3: Jones was found dead
in his swimming pool in England at the age of
27. It was determined that he had drowned
while under the influence of alcohol and
drugs.
The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Singles chart for 4 weeks with
"Honky Tonk Women."
The single "Honky Tonk
Women" was certified gold.
 The Rolling Stones released
another hits collection - Through
The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2) and it was
certified gold.
The Rolling Stones released Let
It Bleed and it was certified gold.
The Stones began touring the US.
During a Stones concert in
California, 4 concert goers died including
one fan who was stabbed to death by a member
of the Hell's Angels group.
 The Rolling Stones released the
live LP - 'Get
Yer Ya-Ya's Out!' consisting of tracks
from a US tour in 1969.
'Get
Yer Ya-Ya's Out!' was certified gold.
 The Rolling Stones released Sticky
Fingers.
Sticky
Fingers was certified platinum and
topped the Billboard LP charts for 4 weeks.
The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Singles chart for 2 weeks with
"Brown Sugar."
 The film Gimme
Shelter premiered in London.
The Stones also charted in the
US with "Wild Horses."
 Hot
Rocks 1964 - 1971 was released and
certified gold.
The Stones hit the US charts
with "Tumbling Dice" and
"Happy."
May 12: The Rolling Stones
released Exile
On Main St. and it was certified gold.
The Rolling Stones released Jamming
With Edward.
The Stones began touring North
America.
Exile
On Main St. topped the Billboard LP charts
for 4 weeks.
 More
Hot Rocks (Big Hits & Fazed Cookies) was released.
More
Hot Rocks (Big Hits & Fazed Cookies) was certified gold.
The Stones hit the US charts
with "You Can't Always Get What You
Want."
 The Rolling Stones released Goats
Head Soup and it was certified gold.
The Stones began touring Europe.
The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Singles chart for a week with
"Angie."
Goats
Head Soup topped the Billboard LP charts
for 4 weeks.
 The single "Angie" was
certified gold.
The Rolling Stones hit the US
charts throughout the year with "Doo Doo
Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)," "It's
Only Rock 'N Roll," and "Ain't Too
Proud To Beg."
The film Ladies And
Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones premiered
in the US.
 The Rolling Stones released It's
Only Rock 'N Roll and it was certified
gold.
It's
Only Rock 'N Roll topped the Billboard
LP chart for a week.
Taylor left the Rolling Stones.
 Made
In The Shade and Metamorphis were released.
Ron Wood joined the Stones for
their US tour. Woods would be officially
added to the Stones in September.
Made
In The Shade was certified gold.
 The Rolling Stones released Black
& Blue and it was quickly certified
gold.
Black
& Blue topped the Billboard LP chart
for 4 weeks.
Black
& Blue was certified platinum.
 Love
You Live was released - a live LP from
1976 performances in Paris and London.
Love
You Live was certified gold.
 June 9: The Rolling Stones
released Some
Girls.
The Stones began touring the US.
The single "Miss You"
was certified gold.
Some
Girls topped the Billboard LP chart
for 2 weeks.
 The Rolling Stones topped the
Billboard Singles chart for a week with
"Miss You."
from the LP Some
Girls
Billboard
chart run: 37 - 31 - 25 - 14 - 7 - 6 - 3
- 3 - 1 - 4 - 4 - 3 - 6 - 15 - 20 - 33 - off
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The Rolling Stones performed on Saturday
Night Live.
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top
10 with "Beast Of Burden."
from the LP Some
Girls
Billboard
chart run: 35 - 31 - 27 - 24 - 22 - 11 -
9 - 8 - 18 - off
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 # 32
Singles Artist of the Year
 The Rolling Stones released Emotional
Rescue.
The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "Emotional Rescue."
from the LP Emotional
Rescue
ARC chart run: 36 - 22 - 15 - 13 - 7 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 1 - 4 - 6 - 14 - 22 - 39 - off
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Year-End Chart
Position: # 24
The Rolling
Stones topped the UK LP chart for 2 weeks
with Emotional
Rescue.
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top 10 and #1 for a week with "Emotional Rescue."
Emotional
Rescue topped the Billboard LP chart
for 7 weeks.
Emotional
Rescue was certified platinum.
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "She's So Cold."
from the
LP Emotional
Rescue
ARC chart run: 40 - 29 - 25 - 23 - 22 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 164
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 # 28
Singles Artist of the Year
 The Rolling
Stones were nominated for an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group.
Sucking
In The Seventies was released.
Sucking
In The Seventies was certified gold.
 The Rolling Stones released Tattoo
You.
The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "Start Me Up."
from the LP Tattoo
You
ARC chart run: 36 - 27 - 17 - 10 - 8 - 7 - 6 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 - 5 - 6 - 8 - 20 - 31 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 17
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 The Rolling Stones began a major
tour of the US.
Tattoo
You topped the Billboard LP chart
for 9 weeks.
The Rolling Stones hit the Top 10 with ""Start Me Up."
Tattoo
You was certified platinum.
The Rolling Stones hit #1 for a week with ""Start Me Up."
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "Waiting On A Friend."
from the LP Tattoo
You
ARC chart run: 33 - 28 - 24 - 18 - 16 - 15 - 11 - 9 - 7 - 21 - 33 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 73
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 # 36
Singles Artist of the Year
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top 10 with "Waiting On A Friend."
The Rolling Stones were
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group (Tattoo
You).
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "Hang Fire."
from the LP Tattoo
You
ARC chart run: 33 - 29 - 24 - 20 - 19 - 17 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 143
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The Stones began touring Europe.
The Rolling Stones released
another LP - Still
Life - of performances from their
1981 US tour.
 The Stones hit the Top 40 with
"Going To A Go-Go."
from the LP Still
Life
ARC chart run: 38 - 27 - 23 - 20 - 18 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 155
 # 98
Singles Artist of the Year
 Still
Life was certified gold.
The Rolling Stones released Undercover and had hits with
"Undercover Of The Night" and "She Was Hot."
The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "Undercover Of The Night."
from the LP Undercover
ARC chart run: 34 - 26 - 13 - 11 - 10 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 17 - 30 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 84
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top 10 with "Undercover Of The Night."
Undercover was certified
platinum.
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "She Was Hot."
from the LP Undercover
ARC chart run: 38 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 243
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The Rolling Stones released
another hits compilation - Rewind
(1971 - 1984).
 The video for "Undercover Of The Night" was nominated
for a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Concept Video.
Some
Girls was certified 4x platinum and Tattoo
You was certified 3x platinum.
 Jagger released his first solo
LP - She's
The Boss.
Jagger performed at Live Aid in
Philadelphia including a rousing duet with Tina
Turner.
September 7: Jagger hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with David Bowie with
"Dancing In The Street."
from the David Bowie LP Best
Of Bowie
 ARC chart run: 30 - 22 - 15 - 11 - 8 - 7 - 12 - 28 - 37 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 108
MTV VMA Winner: Best Overall Performance
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September 7: Jagger topped the UK
singles chart for 4 weeks with David Bowie with "Dancing In The Street."
October 5: Jagger hit the Top 10 with David Bowie with "Dancing In The Street."
 Longtime Rolling Stones pianist,
Ian Stewart, died. Stewart was often referred
to as 'the sixth Stone' and played piano for
the group since the 60s.
 # 52
Singles Artist of the Year
 March 24: The Rolling Stones
released Dirty
Work and had hits with "Harlem
Shuffle" and "One Hit (To The
Body)."
Dirty
Work was certified platinum.
September 5: The video for
"Harlem Shuffle" was nominated for
a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Group Video.
September 5: The video for "Dancing In The Street" with David Bowie won a
MTV Video Music
Award for Best Overall Performance.
 The Rolling Stones won their
first Grammy
Award when they were honored with the
Lifetime Achievement Award. The band was also
nominated for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Harlem Shuffle").
March 15: Jagger began his
first solo tour.
 Richards released his first solo
LP - Talk
Is Cheap.
 # 38
Singles Artist of the Year
The Rolling Stones were inducted
into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
March 15: The Rolling Stones
signed the largest contract in rock history
at that time to play 50 concerts in North
America for $70 million.
June 2: Bill Wyman married a
19 year old model.
The Rolling Stones announced
their upcoming LP and tour in grand style at
the Grand Central Station in New York.
 The box set Singles
Collection - The London Years was released and the
Stones released Steel
Wheels. The Stones hit the charts with
"Mixed Emotions" and "Rock And A Hard Place."
The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 and Top 10 with "Mixed Emotions."
12
X 5, The
Rolling Stones, Now!, and England's
Newest Hit Makers / The Rolling Stones were
certified gold, Steel
Wheels, Aftermath, 'Get
Yer Ya-Ya's Out!', Out
Of Our Heads, and Through
The Past, Darkly (Big Hits Vol. 2), Beggars
Banquet were certified platinum, Big
Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) and Let
It Bleed were certified 2x platinum, and
Hot
Rocks 1964 - 1971 was certified 5x
platinum.
 The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "Rock And A Hard Place."
from the LP Steel
Wheels
ARC chart run: 39 - 33 - 29 - 25 - 22 - 21 - 20 - 30 - off
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Steel
Wheels was certified 2x platinum.
 Singles
Collection - The London Years was certified gold.
The Stones were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Mixed Emotions").
The Stones hit the Top 40 with
"Almost Hear You Sigh."
The Stones needed to postpone
concert performances after Richard's finger
becomes infected.
Singles
Collection - The London Years was certified
platinum.
Ron Wood had both his legs
broken after being hit by a car in England.
 # 197
Singles Artist of the Year
The Rolling Stones were
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Almost Hear You
Sigh").
The Rolling Stones won a Juno
Award for International Entertainer of the
Year.
 April 2: The Rolling Stones
released another live LP - Flashpoint - from their worldwide
tour performances in 1989 and 1990.
Flashpoint was certified gold.
The Stones signed with Virgin
Records.
 Richards released his second
solo LP - Main
Offender.
December 9: Wyman left the
Rolling Stones.
 Jagger released his solo LP - Wandering
Spirit.
Hot
Rocks 1964 - 1971 was certified 6x
platinum.
Rolling
Stone: "The 100 Top Music Videos" included "Undercover Of The Night" at # 47.
 # 109
Singles Artist of the Year
 The Rolling Stones released Voodoo
Lounge.
The Rolling Stones began the
'Voodoo Lounge' tour.
At the MTV Video Music Awards,
the Stones were honored with the Lifetime
Achievement Award.
Voodoo
Lounge was certified platinum.
The Rolling Stones hit the Top
40 with "Out Of Tears."
November 18: The Rolling Stones
became the first rock act to have a live
concert on the Internet.
Voodoo
Lounge was certified 2x platinum.
The Rolling Stones won 2 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Album (Voodoo
Lounge) and Best Music Video, Short
Form
("Love Is Strong").
The video for "Love Is
Strong" won 2 MTV Video Music
Awards for Best Special Effects (Fred
Raimond) and Best Cinematography (Fary Waller &
Mike Trim), and was nominated for Best Group Video.
 The Rolling Stones released Stripped. The LP consisted of
live versions of Stones favorites performed
in smaller arenas and clubs.
Stripped was certified
platinum.
 The Rolling Stones released Rock
And Roll Circus. The LP consisted of a 1968
program in the UK.
 # 129
Singles Artist of the Year
Rock
'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500
Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes the Rolling
Stone's "Honky Tonk Women,"
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction,"
"Jumpin' Jack Flash," "Miss
You," "Sympathy For The
Devil," and "Time Is On My
Side."
Rock
And Roll Circus was certified platinum.
 The Rolling Stones released Bridges
To Babylon and began a massive concert
tour kicking off in Chicago.
A collection of Rolling Stones
covers set to a country beat was released - Stone
Country featured country acts such as Travis
Tritt and George Jones
covering tracks like "Jumpin' Jack
Flash" and "Honky Tonk Woman."
The Stones hit the Top 40 with
"Anybody Seen My Baby?"
Bridges
To Babylon was certified platinum.
 Jagger became a dad again on
with the birth of his sixth child. Jagger's
wife, Jerry Hall, gave birth to a son,
Gabriel Luke Beauregard in London while
Jagger was in Atlanta, Georgia on-tour. It is
the couple's fourth child together.
Performance magazine
and Pollstar named the Rolling
Stones as the biggest stadium tour of the
year in North America. The tour grossed
approximately $87 million with 33 shows.
Keith Richards talked with iZine:
Keith on touring: "...on the road it's
pretty much the same as ever. After a show,
we get back to the hotel, and within a
half-hour there's a knock on the door, people
drop by for a drink, discuss the show, have a
few more drinks, play more sounds, and before
you know it, the sun's up." Keith on his
"older" rock stars: "I don't
know if it's just to do with rock 'n' roll or
if it's inverted racism in a way. If I
happened to be black, if I was Muddy
Waters (a Stones mentor) or John Lee Hooker or Louis
Armstrong, Count Basie,
Ray Charles, nobody would even
bring that (age) up." Keith on Mick:
"Sometimes Mick winds me up just to get
me going, because he needs a bit of fire.
I'll make him pissed off, and then I'll yell,
and he'll get angry, and then we got the
blood flowing. We kind of play with it in a
way, almost as much as we play the
instruments, we play each other."
Readers of Rolling
Stone named the 'Bridges To Babylon'
tour Best Tour of the Year.
The Rolling Stones had to cancel
some concert appearances during the month
when Mick Jagger came down with laryngitis.
More concert disruptions occurred for the
Stones when a severe ice storm that
devastated parts of northeast U.S. and Canada
also wreaked havoc with the Stones' return to
performing after 2 cancellations due to
Jagger's health. The band also had to cancel
their appearance in Montreal's Olympic
Stadium due to a tear in the building's
flexible roof.
The Rolling Stones were
nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Pop Performance by
a Duo or Group with Vocal ("Anybody Seen My
Baby?") and Best Rock Album (Bridges
To Babylon).
Ron Wood of was rescued from a
burning yacht off the coast of Rio De
Janeiro. Wood and 10 other passengers were
rescued and no injuries were reported.
Ranked # 2 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 9 on Rock On The Net's
Poll).
The Stones had to postpone
starting the European portion of their
current Bridges To Babylon world tour after
Keith Richards hurt his chest in a fall off a
ladder at his home in Connecticut. Richard
was said to have "sustained injuries to
his ribs and chest after the fall."
The Rolling Stones cancelled 4
tour dates in Britain due to the country's
newly enacted tax laws which would cost the
band over $20 million if they played the
dates. Based on the new tax laws, the Stones
would have to pay taxes on their entire
European Bridges to Babylon tour.
The same month the band had to
cancel their concert in Italy (again) - this
time due to Mick Jagger's laryngitis. In a
statement, the band said "we were
looking forward to playing in Italy and we
are very sad we can't. But there's no point
holding a concert if there's a danger of
being suspended after 2 songs."
The Rolling Stones rolled into
Russia to perform as part of their world-tour
for the first time in their long career.
Jagger told the crowd "Privyet Rossiya!
Nakonyets, my zdyes!" which translates,
"Hi Russia, we're here at last!"
 The Rolling Stones released the
live LP No
Security with performances from 1997 and
1998 during the 'Bridges To Babylon' tour.
Former Stones bass player Bill
Wyman talked about his former bandmates (to
the German newspaper, Bild): "I
left the Stones because their music really
annoyed me, so why should I go listen to
their music?... Oasis bothers me even more
than the Rolling Stones... (on the Spice
Girls...) I like talent, so I don't
like them."
Amusement Business
announced that the Rolling Stones had the
biggest money-making international tour of
the year with over $193 million in revenue.
Jagger and Richards were
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Song (for being sampled
with The Verve's
"Bitter Sweet Symphony").
Amusement Business reported
that the Rolling Stones were the top tour of
1999, bringing in more than $89 million.
VH1: 100
Greatest Rock Songs includes # 1: "(I Can't Get
No) Satisfaction" - # 24: "Brown
Sugar" - # 26: "Sympathy For
The Devil" - # 65: "Jumpin' Jack
Flash" - # 83: "Start Me Up."
Some
Girls was certified 6x platinum, Tattoo
You was certified 4x platinum, Goats
Head Soup and Sticky
Fingers were certified 3x platinum, Emotional
Rescue was certified 2x
platinum and Made
In The Shade, Exile
On Main St., Still
Life, It's
Only Rock 'N Roll were certified
platinum and Rewind
(1971 - 1984) was certified gold.
The Stones found some court
problems when an appeals court ruled the band
"improperly borrowed 2 of their big
hits" - "Love In Vain" and
"Stop Breakin' Down."
June 30: Wood checked himself
into a rehabilitation center for alcohol
abuse in London.
Rolling Stone
& MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs includes "(I
Can't Get No) Satisfaction" at # 2, "Brown
Sugar" at # 14, and "Miss
You" at # 43.
VH1: 100
Greatest Artists of Hard Rock includes
the Stones at # 67.
VH1: 100
Greatest Albums includes Exile
On Main St. at # 12, Let
It Bleed at # 24, Sticky
Fingers at # 46, and Beggars
Banquet at # 67.
 Mick released Goddess
In The Doorway.
June 14: Jagger was knighted
in the Queen's Birthday Honours.
The Rolling Stones began their
'Licks World Tour' in Boston. The tour will
include stadium and large arena venues as
well as smaller clubs. Opening acts will
include Sheryl
Crow, No
Doubt, Jonny Lang,
and Buddy Guy.
Keith Richards told Mojo
magazine the current tour almost didn't
happen due to disagreements surround Mick
Jagger's knighthood. He stated: "It was
enraging. I threatened to pull out of the
tour... went berserk and bananas."
Richards stated he wasn't expecting a
knighthood himself, but felt the knighthood
contradicts the band's rebellious image.
Charlie Watts was not upset with the
knighthood saying "...some of the people
who had those medals, or whatever you call
them, are horrendous, so Mick certainly
deserves one..." but also felt Richards
was equally deserving.
Jagger ranked #
4 on VH1: 100
Sexiest Artists.
 Another hits compilation - 40
Licks - was released. The 2-CD set
includes the previously unreleased tracks
"Keys To Love," "Losing My
Touch," "Stealing My Heart,"
and "Don't Stop."
40
Licks topped the Billboard Top
Internet Albums chart.
Hot
Rocks 1964 - 1971 was certified 12x
platinum.
40
Licks was certified 3x platinum.
Jagger and Richards guest
starred in voice on The Simpsons.
The Rolling Stones appeared live
on HBO with Rolling Stones - Licks World
Tour, Live From Madison Square Garden.
40
Licks was certified 4x platinum.
The Rolling Stones postponed 2
concerts in Hong Kong due the concern over a
mystery illness that had killed 10 and made
hundreds in the country ill.
VH1: 100 Best
Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "Start Me Up" at # 52.
The Stone's cable TV special, Rolling
Stones - Licks World Tour, Live From Madison
Square Garden, was nominated for 4 Emmy
Awards.
The Rolling Stones headlined a
benefit concert in Toronto to help promote
the city after the SARS scare keep many
performers and tourists away.
 The cd single "Sympathy
for the Devil Remixes" was released.
The Stones topped the Billboard
Hot 100 Singles Sales chart for a week and
the Hot Dance Music Dance Singles Sales chart
for a week with "Sympathy
for the Devil Remixes."
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 7:
Exile
On Main St., # 32: Let
It Bleed, # 57: Beggars
Banquet, # 63: Sticky
Fingers, # 108: Aftermath, # 114:
Out
Of Our Heads, # 181: The
Rolling Stones, Now!, # 211:
Tattoo
You, # 269: Some
Girls, # 355: Between
The Buttons.
Rolling Stone:
The Immortals - The 100 Greatest Artists of
All Time included the Rolling Stones at
# 4.
 It was reported that Charlie
Watts was battling throat cancer but was
doing well recovering after radiotherapy
treatment.
The live LP Live
Licks was released.
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time included "(I
Can't Get No) Satisfaction" at #
2, "Sympathy For The
Devil" at # 32, and
"Gimme Shelter at # 38.
# 79 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
 Jump
Back: The Best Of The Rolling Stones was certified gold.
The Rolling Stones kicked off
their tour at Fenway Park in Boston.
The Rolling Stones released A
Bigger Bang. One track on the LP,
"Sweet Neo Con," many believe
attacks the Bush administration.
The Rolling Stones performed on ReAct
Now: Music & Relief - a benefit
program shown on music video channels to
raise money for those affected by Hurricane
Katrina.
The Rolling Stones topped the
Canadian LP charts with A
Bigger Bang.
The Rolling Stones appeared on
the cover of Rolling Stone.
 A
Bigger Bang was certified
platinum.
The Rolling Stones released Rarities
1971-2003.
The Rolling
Stones were nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album (A
Bigger Bang).
Keith Richards suffered a
concussion while vacationing in the South
Pacific and ended up having minor surgery on
his brain due to a blood clot.
Ron Wood checked into a rehab
clinic in London for alcohol abuse treatment.
VH1: 100
Greatest Songs of the 80's included "Start Me Up" at # 94.
Billboard Boxscore
reported the Rolling Stones' 'A Bigger Bang'
tour was the highest grossing tour of the
year.
 Jagger released the hits package
Very
Best Of Mick Jagger.
Shine
A Light soundtrack was released April
1st. The 2-CD set is the soundtrack to Martin
Scorse's documentary of the band and includes
performances from concerts at the Beacon
Theatre in New York.
Ron Wood checked into a rehab
clinic again for addiction to alcohol.
Rolling Stone:
'The Greatest Singers' includes Jagger at # 16.
The Amazon exclusive box set The
Rolling Stones Box Set was released.
Get
Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones In
Concert (40th Anniversary Deluxe Box
Set) (3-CDS/1-DVD) was released.
Jagger appeared on the cover of Rolling
Stone along with Bruce
Springsteen and Bono.
Exile
On Main Street Deluxe Edition was released.
Exile
On Main Street Deluxe Edition topped the UK LP
chart.
The box set The
Complete Singles (1971-2006) was released.
 Some
Girls: Deluxe Edition and Some
Girls: Box Set was released.
The compilation GRRR! was released.
GRRR! was certified gold.
- March 25: The Rolling
Stones performed in Cuba. No other
mainstream acts have been allowed to play
in Cuba since the late 50's.
 April: The Rolling
Stones had to postpone their North
American tour when it was announced that
Jagger would need heart surgery. The
surgery was reported as successful and
Jagger was expected to make a full
recovery.
April 19: The Rolling
Stones released the 3CD compilation set Honk.
June 21: The live
2CD/Blue-ray set Bridges To Bremen was
released.
 November 8: The Rolling
Stones released the live set Bridges To Buenos Aires.
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England's Newest Hit
Makers / The Rolling Stones
Released: May 30, 1964 (UK:
April 16, 1964)
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 11
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "Not Fade
Away" - "Route 66" -
"I Just Want To Make Love You"
- "Honest I Do" - "Now
I've Got A Witness" - "Little
By Little" - "I'm A King
Bee" - "Carol" -
"Tell Me" - "Can I Get A
Witness" - "You Can Make It If
You Try" - "Walking The
Dog" |
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12 X 5
Released: January, 1965
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Around And
Around" - "Confessin' The
Blues" - "Empty Heart" -
"Time Is On My Side" -
"Good Times, Bad Times" -
"It's All Over Now" -
"2120 South Michigan Avenue" -
"Under The Boardwalk" -
"Congratulations" - "Grown
Up Wrong" - "If You Need
Me" - "Susie Q" |
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The Rolling Stones, Now!
Released: March, 1965
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 5
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Everybody
Needs Somebody To Love" - "Down
Home Girl" - "You Can't Catch
Me" - "Heart Of Stone" -
"What A Shame" -
"Mona" - "Down The Road
Apiece" - "Off The Hook" -
"Pain In My Heart" - "Oh
Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin')" -
"Little Red Rooster" -
"Surprise, Surprise" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Out Of Our Heads
Released: July 30, 1965
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 3 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Mercy
Mercy" - "Hitch Hike" -
"The Last Time" - "That's
How Strong My Love Is" - "Good
Times" - "I'm All Right" -
"(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
- "Cry To Me" - "The Under
Assistant West Coast Promotion Man"
- "Play With Fire" -
"Spider And The Fly" -
"One More Try" |
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December's Children (And
Everybody's)
Released: November, 1965
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "She Said
Yeah" - "Talkin' About
You" - "You Better Move
On" - "Look What You've
Done" - "The Singer Not The
Song" - "Route 66" -
"Get Off Of My Cloud" -
"I'm Free" - "As Tears Go
By" - "Gotta Get Away" -
"Blue Turns To Grey" -
"I'm Moving On" |
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Big Hits (High Tide And
Green Grass)
Released: March, 1966
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "(I Can't
Get No) Satisfaction" - "Last
Time" - "As Tears Go By" -
"Time Is On My Side" -
"It's All Over Now" -
"Tell Me" - "19th Nervous
Breakdown" - "Heart Of
Stone" - "Get Off Of My
Cloud" - "Not Fade Away" -
"Good Times, Bad Times" -
"Play With Fire" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Aftermath
Released: April 15, 1966
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Paint It
Black" - "Stupid Girl" -
"Lady Jane" - "Under My
Thumb" - "Doncha Bother
Me" - "Think" -
"Flight 505" - "High And
Dry" - "It's Not Easy" -
"I Am Waiting" - "Going
Home" |
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Got Live If You Want It!
Released: November, 1966
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 6
Rolling Stone
review: 
Live Tracks: "Under My
Thumb" - "Get Off Of My
Cloud" - "Lady Jane" -
"Not Fade Away" - "I've
Been Loving You Too Long" -
"Fortune Teller" - "The
Last Time" - "19th Nervous
Breakdown" - "Time Is On My
Side" - "I'm Alright" -
"Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby,
Standing In The Shadow?" - "(I
Can't Get No) Satisfaction" |
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Between The Buttons
Released: January, 1967
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "Let's Spend
The Night Together" -
"Yesterday's Papers" -
"Ruby Tuesday" -
"Connection" - "She Smiled
Sweetly" - "Cool, Calm And
Collected" - "All Sold
Out" - "My Obsession" -
"Who's Been Sleeping Here?" -
"Complicated" - "Miss
Amanda Jones" - "Something
Happened To Me Yesterday" |
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Flowers
Released: July, 1967
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Ruby
Tuesday" - "Have You Seen Your
Mother, Baby, Standing In The
Shadow?" - "Let's Spend The
Night Together" - "Lady
Jane" - "Out Of Time" -
"My Girl" - "Backstreet
Girl" - "Please Go Home" -
"Mother's Little Helper" -
"Take It Or Leave It" -
"Ride On, Baby" - "Sittin'
On A Fence" |
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Their Satanic Majesties
Request
Released: November, 1967
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "Sing This
All Together" - "Citadel"
- "In Another Land" -
"2000 Man" - "Sing This
All Together (See What Happens)" -
"She's A Rainbow" - "The
Lantern" - "Gomper" -
"2000 Light Years" - "From
Home" - "On With The Show"
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iTunes
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Beggars Banquet
Released: December, 1968
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 5
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Sympathy
For The Devil" - "No
Expectations" - "Dear
Doctor" - "Parachute
Woman" - "Jig-Saw Puzzle"
- "Street Fighting Man" -
"Prodigal Son" - "Stray
Cat Blues" - "Factory
Girl" - "Salt Of The
Earth" |
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Through The Past, Darkly
(Big Hits Vol. 2)
Released: September, 1969
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Tracks: "Paint It
Black" - "Ruby Tuesday" -
"She's A Rainbow" -
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" -
"Mother's Little Helper" -
"Let's Spend The Night
Together" - "Honky Tonk
Women" - "Dandelion" -
"2000 Light Years From Home" -
"Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby,
Standing In The Shadow?" -
"Street Fighting Man" |
iTunes
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Let It Bleed
Released: November, 1969
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Gimme
Shelter" - "Love In Vain"
- "Country Honk" - "Live
With Me" - "Let It Bleed"
- "Midnight Rambler" -
"You Got The Silver" -
"Monkey Man" - "You Can't
Always Get What You Want" |
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'Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!'
Released: September, 1970
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 6
Live Tracks: "Jumpin'
Jack Flash" - "Carol" -
"Stray Cat Blues" - "Love
In Vain" - "Midnight
Rambler" - "Sympathy For The
Devil" - "Live With Me" -
"Little Queenie" - "Honky
Tonk Women" - "Street Fighting
Man" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Sticky Fingers
Sticky Fingers (Deluxe)
Released: April, 1971
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 4 weeks)
Tracks: "Brown
Sugar" - "Sway" -
"Wild Horses" - "Can't You
Hear Me Knocking" - "You Gotta
Move" - "Bitch" - "I
Got The Blues" - "Sister
Morphine" - "Dead Flowers"
- "Moonlight Mile" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Hot Rocks 1964 - 1971
Released: January, 1972
US: 12x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Tracks: "Time Is On
My Side" - "Heart Of
Stone" - "Play With Fire"
- "(I Can't Get No)
Satisfaction" - "As Tears Go
By" - "Get Off Of My
Cloud" - "Mother's Little
Helper" - "19th Nervous
Breakdown" - "Paint It
Black" - "Under My Thumb"
- "Ruby Tuesday" - "Let's
Spend The Night Together" -
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" -
"Street Fighting Man" -
"Sympathy For The Devil" -
"Honky Tonk Women" -
"Gimme Shelter" -
"Midnight Rambler" - "You
Can't Always Get What You Want" -
"Brown Sugar" - "Wild
Horses" |
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Exile On Main St.
Released: May 12, 1972
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 4 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Rocks
Off" - "Rip This Joint" -
"Shake Your Hips" -
"Casino Boogie" -
"Tumbling Dice" - "Sweet
Virginia" - "Torn And
Frayed" - "Sweet Black
Angel" - "Loving Cup" -
"Happy" - "Turd On The
Run" - "Ventilator Blues"
- "I Just Want To See His Face"
- "Let It Loose" - "All
Down The Line" - "Stop Breaking
Down" - "Shine A Light" -
"Soul Survivor" |
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Jamming With Edward
Released: June, 1972
Tracks: "The Boudoir
Stomp" - "It Hurts Me Too"
- "Edward's Thrump Up" -
"Blow With Ry" -
"Interlude A La El Hopo" -
"Highland Fling" |
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More Hot Rocks (Big Hits
& Fazed Cookies)
Released: November, 1972
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 9
Tracks: "Tell
Me" - "Not Fade Away" -
"Last Time" - "It's All
Over Now" - "Good Times Bad
Times" - "I'm Free" -
"Out Of Time" - "Lady
Jane" - "Sittin' On A
Fence" - "Have You Seen Your
Mother, Baby, Standing In The
Shadow?" - "Dandelion" -
"We Love You" - "She's A
Rainbow" - "2000 Light Years
From Home" - "Child Of The
Moon" - "No Expectations"
- "Let It Bleed" - "What
To Do" - "Money" -
"Come On" - "Fortune
Teller" - "Poison Ivy" -
"Bye Bye Johnny" - "I
Can't Be Satisfied" - "Long
Long While" |
iTunes
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Goats Head Soup
Goats Head Soup
(2020 Deluxe)
Released: September, 1973
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 4 weeks)
Tracks: "Dancing
With Mr. D." - "100 Years
Ago" - "Coming Down Again"
- "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo
(Heartbreaker)" - "Angie"
- "Silver Train" - "Hide
Your Love" - "Winter" -
"Can You Hear The Music" -
"Star Star" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3 |
It's Only Rock 'N Roll
Released: October, 1974
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 1 week)
Tracks: "If You
Can't Rock Me" - "Ain't Too
Proud To Beg" - "It's Only Rock
'N Roll (But I Like It)" -
"Till The Next Goodbye" -
"Time Waits For No One" -
"Luxury" - "Dance Little
Sister" - "If You Really Want
To Be My Friend" - "Short And
Curlies" - "Fingerprint
File" |
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Made In The Shade
Released: June, 1975
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 6
Tracks: "Brown
Sugar" - "Tumbling Dice" -
"Happy" - "Dance Little
Sister" - "Wild Horses" -
"Angie" - "Bitch" -
"It's Only Rock & Roll" -
"Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo
(Heartbreaker)" - "Rip This
Joint" |
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Metamorphis
Released: June, 1975
Billboard
peak:
# 8
Tracks: "Out Of
Time" - "Don't Lie To Me"
- "Each And Everyday Of The
Year" - "Heart Of Stone" -
"I'd Much Rather Be With The
Boys" - "Walkin' Thru The
Sleepy City" - "Try A Little
Harder" - "I Don't Know
Why" - "If You Let Me" -
"Jiving Sister Fanny" -
"Downtown Suzie" -
"Family" - "Memo From
Turner" - "I'm Going Down"
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iTunes
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Black & Blue
Released: April, 1976
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 4 weeks)
Tracks: "Hot
Stuff" - "Hand Of Fate" -
"Cherry Oh Baby" - "Memory
Motel" - "Hey Negrita" -
"Melody" - "Fool To
Cry" - "Crazy Mama" |
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Love You Live
Released: September, 1977
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 5
Live Tracks: "Honky Tonk
Women" - "If You Can't Rock Me
/ Get Off Of My Cloud" -
"Happy" - "Hot Stuff"
- "Star Star" - "Tumbling
Dice" - "Fingerprint File"
- "You Gotta Move" - "You
Can't Always Get What You Want" -
"Mannish Boy" - "Crackin'
Up" - "Little Red Rooster"
- "Around And Around" -
"It's Only Rock 'N Roll" -
"Brown Sugar" - "Jumpin'
Jack Flash" - "Sympathy For The
Devil" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3 |
Some Girls
Released: June 9, 1978
US: 6x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 2 weeks)
Tracks: "Miss
You" - "When The Whip Comes
Down" - "Just My Imagination
(Running Away With Me)" - "Some
Girls" - "Lies" -
"Far Away Eyes" -
"Respectable" - "Before
They Make Me Run" - "Beast Of
Burden" - "Shattered" |
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Emotional Rescue
Released: June, 1980
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 7 weeks)
Tracks: "Dance (Pt.
1)" - "Summer Romance" -
"Send It To Me" - "Let Me
Go" - "Indian Girl" -
"Where The Boys Go" -
"Down In The Hole" - "Emotional Rescue" - "She's So Cold" - "All
About You" |
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Sucking In The Seventies
Released: March, 1981
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 15
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks:
"Shattered" - "Everything
Is Turning To Gold" - "Hot
Stuff" - "Time Waits For No
One" - "Fool To Cry" -
"Mannish Boy" - "When The
Whip Comes Down" (live) - "If I
Was A Dancer (Dance Pt. 2)" -
"Crazy Mama" - "Beast Of
Burden" |
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Tattoo You
Released: August 30, 1981
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 9 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Start Me Up" - "Hang Fire" -
"Slave" - "Little
T&A" - "Black
Limousine" - "Neighbours"
- "Worried About You" -
"Tops" - "Heaven" -
"No Use In Crying" - "Waiting On A Friend" |
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Still Life
Released: June, 1982
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 5
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "Under My
Thumb" - "Let's Spend The Night
Together" - "Shattered" -
"Twenty Flight Rock" - "Going To A Go-Go" - "Let
Me Go" - "Time Is On My
Side" - "Just My
Imagination" - "Start Me Up" -
"Satisfaction" |
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Undercover
Released: November, 1983
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Undercover Of The
Night" - "She Was Hot" - "Tie
You Up (The Pain Of Love)" -
"Wanna Hold You" - "Feel
On Baby" - "Too Much
Blood" - "Pretty Beat Up"
- "Too Tough" - "All The
Way Down" - "It Must Be
Hell" |
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Rewind (1971 - 1984)
Released: June, 1984
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 86
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Brown
Sugar" - "Undercover Of The
Night" - "Start Me Up" -
"Tumbling Dice" - "It's
Only Rock 'N Roll" - "She So
Cold" - "Miss You" -
"Beast Of Burden" - "Fool
To Cry" - "Waiting On A Friend" -
"Angie" -
"Respectable" |
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Dirty Work
Released: March 24, 1986
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Tracks: "One Hit (To
The Body)" - "Fight" -
"Harlem Shuffle" - "Hold
On" - "Too Rude" -
"Winning Ugly" - "Back To
Zero" - "Dirty Work" -
"Had It With You" - "Sleep
Tonight" - "Untitled" |
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Singles Collection - The
London Years
Released: August, 1989
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 91
Tracks: "Come
On" - "I Want To Be Loved"
- "I Wanna Be Your Man" -
"Stoned" - "Not Fade
Away" - "Little By Little"
- "It's All Over Now" -
"Good Times, Bad Times" -
"Tell Me" - "I Just Wanna
Make Love To You" - "Time Is On
My Side" -
"Congratulations" -
"Little Red Rooster" -
"Off The Hook" - "Heart Of
Stone" - "What A Shame" -
"The Last Time" - "Play
With Fire" - "(I Can't Get No)
Satisfaction" - "The Under
Assistant West Coast Promotion Man"
- "The Spider And The Fly" -
"Get Off Of My Cloud" -
"I'm Free" - "The Singer
Not The Song" - "As Tears Go
By" - "Gotta Get Away" -
"19th Nervous Breakdown" -
"Sad Day" - "Paint It
Black" - "Stupid Girl" -
Long Long While" - "Mother's
Little Helper" - "Lady
Jane" - "Have You Seen Your
Mother, Baby, Standing In Shadow?" -
"Who's Driving Your Plane?" -
"Let's Spend The Night
Together" - "Ruby Tuesday"
- "We Love You" -
"Dandelion" - "She's A
Rainbow" - "2000 Light Years
From Home" - "In Another
Land" - "The Lantern" -
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" -
"Child Of The Moon" -
"Street Fighting Man" -
"No Expectations" -
"Surprise, Surprise" -
"Honky Tonk Women" - "You
Can't Always Get What What You Want"
- "Memo From Turner" -
"Brown Sugar" - "Wild
Horses" - "I Don't Know Why aka
Don't Know Why I Love You" -
"Try A Little Harder" -
"Out Of Time" - "Jiviing
Sister Fanny" - "Sympathy For
The Devil" |
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Steel Wheels
Released: August, 1989
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Sad Sad
Sad" - "Mixed Emotions" -
"Terrifying" - "Hold On To
Your Hat" - "Hearts For
Sale" - "Blinded By Love"
- "Rock And A Hard
Place" - "Can't Be
Seen" - "Almost Hear You
Sigh" - "Continental
Drift" - "Break The Spell"
- "Slipping Away" |
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Flashpoint
Released: April 2, 1991
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 16
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "Continental
Drift" - "Start Me Up" - "Sad
Sad Sad" - "Miss You" -
"Rock And A Hard
Place" - "Ruby
Tuesday" - "You Can't Always
Get What You Want" - "Factory
Girl" - "Can't Be Seen" -
"Little Red Rooster" -
"Paint It Black" -
"Sympathy For The Devil" -
"Brown Sugar" - "Jumpin'
Jack Flash" - "(I Can't Get No)
Satisfaction" - "Highwire"
- "Sex Drive" |
iTunes
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Voodoo Lounge
Released: July, 1994
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Tracks: "Love Is
Strong" - "You Got Me
Rocking" - "Sparks Will
Fly" - "The Worst" -
"New Faces" - "Moon Is
Up" - "Out Of Tears" - "I Go
Wild" - "Brand New Car" -
"Sweethearts Together" -
"Suck On The Jugular" -
"Blinded By Rainbows" -
"Baby Break It Down" -
"Thru And Thru" - "Mean
Disposition" |
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Stripped
Released: November, 1995
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 9
Tracks: "Street
Fighting Man" - "Like A Rolling
Stone" - "Not Fade Away" -
"Shine A Light" - "The
Spider And The Fly" - "I'm
Free" - "Wild Horses" -
"Let It Bleed" - "Dead
Flowers" - "Slipping Away"
- "Angie" - "Love In
Vain" - "Sweet Virginia" -
"Little Baby" |
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Rock And Roll Circus
Released: October, 1996
Billboard
peak:
# 34
Tracks: "Entry Of
The Gladiators" - "Song For
Jeffrey" - "A Quick One While
He's Away" - "Over The
Waves" - "Ain't That A Lot Of
Love" - "Something Better"
- "Yer Blues" - "Whole
Lotta Yoko" - " Jumpin' Jack
Flash" - "Parachute Woman"
- "No Expectations" - "You
Can't Always Get What You Want" -
"Sympathy For The Devil" -
"Salt Of The Earth" |
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Bridges To Babylon
Released: September, 1997
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Flip The
Switch" - "Anybody Seen My
Baby?" - "Low Down" -
"Already Over Me" -
"Gunface" - "You Don't
Have To Mean It" - "Out Of
Control" - "Saint Of Me" -
"Might As Well Get Juiced" -
"Always Suffering" - "Too
Tight" - "Thief In The
Night" - "How Can I Stop" |
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No Security
Released: November, 1998
Billboard
peak:
# 34
Rolling Stone
review:
Live Tracks: "You Got Me
Rocking" - "Gimme Shelter"
- "Flip The Switch" -
"Memory Motel" -
"Corinna" - "Saint Of
Me" - "Waiting On A Friend" -
"Sister Morphine" - "Live
With Me" - "Respectable" -
"Thief In The Night" -
"The Last Time" - "Out Of
Control" |
|
40 Licks
Released: October, 2002
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Tracks: "Street
Fighting Man" - "Gimme
Shelter" - "(I Can't Get No)
Satisfaction" - "The Last
Time" - "Jumpin' Jack
Flash" - "You Can't Always Get
What You Want" - "19th Nervous
Breakdown" - "Under My
Thumb" - "Not Fade Away" -
"Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby,
Standing In The Shadow?" -
"Sympathy For The Devil" -
"Mother's Little Helper" -
"She's A Rainbow" - "Get
Off Of My Cloud" - "Wild
Horses" - "Ruby Tuesday" -
"Paint It Black" - "Honky
Tonk Women" - "It's All Over
Now" - "Let's Spend The Night
Together" - "Start Me Up" -
"Brown Sugar" - "Miss
You" - "Beast Of Burden" -
"Don't Stop" -
"Happy" - "Angie" -
"You Got Me Rocking" -
"Shattered" - "Fool To
Cry" - "Love Is Strong" -
"Mixed Emotions" - "Keys
To Your Love" - "Anybody Seen
My Baby?" - "Stealing My
Heart" - "Tumbling Dice" -
"Undercover Of The
Night" - "Emotional Rescue" - "It's
Only Rock 'N Roll" - "Losing My
Touch" |
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Live Licks
Released: November, 2004
Rolling Stone:
Billboard
peak:
# 50
Live Tracks: "Brown
Sugar" - "Street Fighting
Man" - "Paint It Black" -
"You Can't Always Get What You
Want" - "Start Me Up" - "It'e
Only Rock N' Roll" -
"Angie" - "Honky Tonk
Women" - "Happy" -
"Gimme Shelter" - "(I
Can't Get No) Satisfaction" -
"Neighbours" - "Monkey
Man" - "Rocks Off" -
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking" -
"That's How Strong My Love Is"
- "The Nearness Of You" -
"Beast Of Burden" - "When
The Whip Comes Down" - "Rock
Me, Baby" - "You Don't Have To
Mean It" - "Worried About
You" - "Everybody Needs
Somebody To Love" |
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A Bigger Bang
Released: September, 2005
Billboard
peak:
# 3
US: Platinum
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "Rough
Justice" - "Let Me Down
Slow" - "It Won't Take
Long" - "Rain Fall Down" -
"Streets Of Love" - "Back
Of My Hand" - "She Saw Me
Coming" - "Biggest
Mistake" - "This Place Is
Empty" - "Oh No, Not You
Again" - "Dangerous
Beauty" - "Laugh, I Nearly
Died" - "Sweet Neo Con" -
"Look What The Cat Dragged In"
- "Driving Too Fast" -
"Infamy" |
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Rarities 1971-2003
Released: November, 2005
Billboard
peak:
# 76
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Fancy Man
Blues" - "Tumbling Dice"
(live) - "Wild Horses" (live) -
"Beast Of Burden" -
"Anyway You Look At It" -
"If I Was A Dancer" -
"Miss You" (Dance Version) -
"Wish I'd Never Met You" -
"I Just Wanna Make Love to You"
(live) - "Mixed Emotions"
(12" Version) - "Through The
Lonely Nights" - "Live With
Me" (live) - "Let It Rock"
- "Harlem Shuffle" (NY Mix) -
"Mannish Boy" (live) -
"Thru And Thru" (live) |
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Shine A Light
soundtrack
Released: April, 2008
Billboard
peak:
# 11
Rolling Stone:
Live Tracks: "Jumping
Jack Flash" - "Shattered"
- "She Was Hot" - "All
Down The Line" - "Loving
Cup" - "As Tears Go By" -
"Some Girls" - "Just My
Imagination" - "Faraway
Eyes" - "Champagne &
Reefer" - "Tumbling Dice"
- "You Got The Silver" -
"Connection" - "Sympathy
For The Devil" - "Live With
Me" (with Christina Aguilera) -
"Start Me Up" - "(I Can't
Get No) Satisfaction" - "Paint
It Black" - "Little
T&A" - "I'm Free" -
"Shine A Light" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3 |
GRRR!
Released: November 13, 2012
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 19
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Come
On" - "Not Fade Away" -
"It's All Over Now" -
"Little Red Rooster" -
"The Last Time" - "(I
Can't Get No) Satisfaction" -
"Time Is On My Side" -
"Get Off My Cloud" -
"Heart Of Stone" - "19th
Nervous Breakdown" - "As Tears
Go By" - "Under My Thumb"
- "Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby,
Standing In The Shadow?" -
"Ruby Tuesday" - "Let's
Spend The Night Together" - "We
Love You" - "Jumpin' Jack
Flash" - "Honky Tonk
Women" - "Sympathy For The
Devil" - "You Can't Always Get
What You Want" - "Gimme
Shelter" - "Street Fighting
Man" - "Wild Horses" -
"She's A Rainbow" - "Brown
Sugar" - "Happy" -
"Tumbling Dice" -
"Angie" - "Rocks Off"
- "Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo
(Heartbreaker)" - "It's Only
Rock 'N' Roll" - "Fool To
Cry" |
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From The Vault: Hampton
Coliseum
Released: November 4, 2014
From The Vault: L.A.
Forum
Released: November 17, 2014
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iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Blue & Lonesome
Released: December 2, 2016
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 4
Tracks: "Just Your
Fool" - "Commit A Crime" -
"Blue And Lonesome" - "All
Of Your Love" - "I Gotta
Go" - "Everybody Knows About My
Good Thing" - "Ride 'Em
Down" - "Hate To See You
Go" - "Hoo Doo Blues" -
"Little Rain" - "Just Like
I Treat You" - "I Can't Quit
You Baby" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
On Air
Released: December 1, 2017
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 47
Live Tracks: "Come
On" - "(I Can't Get No)
Satisfaction" - "Roll Over
Beethoven" - "The Spider And
The Fly" - "Cops And
Robbers" - "It's All Over
Now" - "Route 66" -
"Memphis, Tennessee" -
"Down The Road Apiece" -
"The Last Time" - "Cry To
Me" - "Mercy, Mercy" -
"Oh! Baby (We've Got A Good Thing
Goin')" - "Around And
Around" - "Hi Heel
Sneakers" - "Fannie Mae" -
"You Better Move On" -
"Mona" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Honk
Released: April 19, 2019
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 23
Tracks: "Start Me
Up" - "Brown Sugar" -
"Rocks Off" - "Miss
You" - "Tumbling Dice" -
"Just Your Fool" - "Wild
Horses" - "Fool To Cry" -
"Angie" - "Beast Of
Burden" - "It's Only
Rock'n'Roll (But I Like It)" -
"Rock And A Hard Place" -
"Doom And Gloom" - "Love
Is Strong" - "Mixed
Emotions" - "Don't Stop" -
"Ride 'Em On Down" -
"Bitch" - "Harlem
Shuffle" - "Hate To See You
Go" - "Rough Justice" -
"Happy" - "Doo Doo Doo Doo
Doo (Heartbreaker)" - "One More
Shot" - "Respectable" -
"You Got Me Rocking" -
"Rain Fall Down" -
"Dancing With Mr. D" -
"Undercover Of The Night" -
"Emotional Rescue" -
"Waiting On A Friend" -
"Saint Of Me" - "Out Of
Control" - "Streets Of
Love" - "Out Of Tears" - Live
Tracks: "Get Off My
Cloud" - "Dancing With Mr.
D" - "Beast Of Burden"
(with Ed Sheeran) - "She's A
Rainbow" - "Wild Horses"
(with Florence Welch) - "Let's Spend
The Night Together" - "Dead
Flowers" (with Brad Paisley) -
"Shine A Light" - "Under
My Thumb" - "Bitch" (with
Dave Grohl) |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Bridges To Bremen (live
2-CD/Blue-ray set)
Released: June 21, 2019
Live Tracks: "(I Can't
Get No) Satisfaction" - "Let's
Spend The Night Together" -
"Flip The Switch" - "Gimme
Shelter" - "Anybody Seen My
Baby?" - "Paint It Black"
- "Saint Of Me" - "Out Of
Control" - "Memory Motel"
- "Miss You" - "Thief In
The Night" - "Wanna Hold
You" - "It's Only Rock'N'Roll
(But I Like It)" - "You Got Me
Rocking" - "Like A Rolling
Stone" - "Sympathy For The
Devil" - "Tumbling Dice" -
"Honky Tonk Woman" -
"Start Me Up" - "Jumpin'
Jack Flash" - "You Can't Always
Get What You Want" - "Brown
Sugar" |
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Bridges To Buenos Aires
Released: November 8 2019 |
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Live At The El Mocambo
Released: May 13, 2022
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 61 |
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Grrr Live!
Released: February 10, 2023
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Hackney Diamonds
Released: October 20, 2023
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 3
Tracks: "Angry"
- "Get Close" - "Depending
On You" - "Bite My Head
Off" - "Whole Wide World"
- "Dreamy Skies" - "Mess
It Up" - "Dreamy Skies" -
"Mess It Up" - "Live By
The Sword" - "Driving Me Too
Hard" - "Tell Me Straight"
- "Sweet Sounds Of Heaven" -
"Rolling Stone Blue" |
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