The British Invasion and The Rolling Stones
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British Invasion
A cultural phenomenon in the mid-1960s when British rock bands became popular in the United States.
The British Blues Scene
A music genre in the UK heavily influenced by the American blues artists.
Chris Barber
Jazz trombonist and key figure in bringing blues music to the UK.
Big Bill Broonzy
An American blues musician known for his influence on British blues musicians.
Muddy Waters
A prominent American blues musician who influenced the UK blues scene.
Blues Incorporated
The first electric blues band in the UK, formed by Alexis Korner and Cyril Davies.
The Marquee
A famous music venue in London that hosted many iconic bands including Blues Incorporated.
Mick Jagger
Lead vocalist of the Rolling Stones and a key figure in the British rock music scene.
Keith Richards
Guitarist of the Rolling Stones, known for his love of blues and rock music.
Brian Jones
Original slide guitarist of the Rolling Stones, brought a unique sound to the band.
Bill Wyman
Bassist for the Rolling Stones who joined after Dick Taylor left the band.
Charlie Watts
Drummer for the Rolling Stones, regarded as one of the best drummers in London.
Ian Stewart
Pianist for the Rolling Stones who played an important role in their early sound.
Andrew Loog Oldham
Press agent who helped shape the Rolling Stones' early career.
“Come On”
A song by Chuck Berry that was covered by the Rolling Stones, reaching #21.
Lennon and McCartney
Famous songwriting duo of The Beatles who wrote songs for other artists.
“As Tears Go By”
A song written by Jagger and Richards, sung by Marianne Faithfull.
The first Rolling Stones album
Entitled 'The Rolling Stones', featuring original songs by Jagger/Richards.
“(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”
A breakthrough hit for the Rolling Stones, significant for its riff and social commentary.
The TAMI Show
A major musical event showcasing popular artists, including the Rolling Stones.
Altamont Free Concert
A 1969 concert by the Rolling Stones that ended in violence and tragedy.
The 27 Club
A group of influential musicians who died at the age of 27, including Brian Jones.
“Paint It Black”
A hit song featuring Brian Jones on sitar, showcasing the band's experimentation.
“Let’s Spend the Night Together”
A Rolling Stones hit known for its controversial lyrics.
“The Last Time”
A number one hit in the UK by the Rolling Stones, written by Jagger and Richards.
The Raid at Redlands
Police raid on Keith Richards' home, linked to drug-related issues.
Anita Pallenberg
Brian Jones' muse and a significant figure in the Rolling Stones' history.
Their Satanic Majesties Request
The Rolling Stones' psychedelic album that received mixed reviews.
Recording Success
The period during which the Rolling Stones produced several hit albums and singles.
Libel Charge from Jagger
A legal case faced by Mick Jagger due to remarks made in the press.
The Death of Brian Jones
July 3rd, 1969, marking a pivotal and tragic moment in the history of the Rolling Stones.
Bill Wyman's amplifier incident
A humorous anecdote where the band initially planned to steal Wyman's amplifier.
Jazz Federation
An organization that supported jazz and blues music, promoting artists like Chris Barber.
Giorgio Gomelsky
The manager of the Rolling Stones who played a crucial role in their early days.
“Stoned”
The B-side of
The Record Mirror
A music magazine that reported on the British music scene and the Rolling Stones.
Murray the K
A popular radio DJ known for promoting rock music during the British Invasion.
Influence from Bob Dylan
The impact that Dylan's songwriting had on the lyrical themes of the Rolling Stones.
“Little Red Rooster”
A blues song covered by the Rolling Stones that became a UK #1.
“Play With Fire”
A B-side by the Rolling Stones, also written by Jagger and Richards.
Jack Nitzsche
Musician and producer who worked with the Rolling Stones during their career.