The Rolling Stones - A History

The Rolling Stones - A History includes 150 pages of coverage of the Rolling Stones sourced from the UK's Evening Standard newspaper. 

And a remarkable story it is: Autumn, 1961. On Platform 2 of Dartford railway station, an 18-year-old with a stack of blues records waits for his train. Another young man, guitar in hand, recognizes him from childhood. A conversation sparks, bound by a shared love of music. Their names? Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.

What follows is a rock and roll revolution. This book chronicles the Rolling Stones’ six-decade journey through original Evening Standard reports. It begins in 1964, when they were dismissed as “the horrible lot,” and follows their meteoric rise—from rebellious upstarts to global icons—right up to Jagger and Richards still commanding stadiums well into their eighties.

This book size measures 11 x 13.9 inches.