Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are The Rolling Stones’ most famous members. As much as both have been integral to guiding the band through six decades together, Jagger’s forward-facing enthusiasm makes him appear to be the leader. Richards, who showed his wild side as a boy scout, played the riffs and then lived the rock star lifestyle. But only for so long. Richards’ five-word motto helped him take control of the Stones’ Emotional Rescue sessions.
Keith Richards (front) and Charlie Watts (from left), Ronnie Wood, and Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones | Bernd Muller/Redferns Keith Richards stands apart from other guitarists, according to Ronnie Wood
Guitar heroes such as Richards, Page, Pete Townshend, and Jimi Hendrix earn praise for their work, but drummers are almost always the force driving a band and keeping everyone on track.
Except for the Rolling Stones.
Ronnie Wood, who joined The Rolling Stones...
Keith Richards (front) and Charlie Watts (from left), Ronnie Wood, and Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones | Bernd Muller/Redferns Keith Richards stands apart from other guitarists, according to Ronnie Wood
Guitar heroes such as Richards, Page, Pete Townshend, and Jimi Hendrix earn praise for their work, but drummers are almost always the force driving a band and keeping everyone on track.
Except for the Rolling Stones.
Ronnie Wood, who joined The Rolling Stones...
- 3/4/2023
- by Jason Rossi
- Showbiz Cheat Sheet
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