Keith Richards argued that while Elvis Presley was the King of Rock and Roll, someone else in his circle was the real genius.

Street Fighting Man' is an utterly essential track by The Rolling Stones, but it is also the song which changed Keith Richards' attitude towards songwriting.

Pete Townshend claims that many guitarists of the counterculture age found themselves in Jimi Hendrix's shadow. The Who ...

Rock music myths come and go, and a lot of them are downright false. Let's look at a few examples of the worst offenders.

Mick Jagger and his bandmates in The Rolling Stones have lived in some of Europe's most historic homes over their 60-year ...

Mick Jagger and his bandmates in The Rolling Stones have lived in some of Europe’s most historic homes over their 60-year ...

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards had songs pouring out of their ears, and that is why they shared three of them with these artists.

It’s far from a stretch to picture Keith Richards bedraggled in an assortment of wispy rags of clothing, swigging some dusty rum bottle, and proclaiming with a scathing slur: “You will remember this ...

Although Keith Richards fits in that comfortable middle ground of being eternally cool, he only got there by following in the footsteps of the kings of rock and roll swagger. But like all good rock ...

And while Keith Richards is more than happy to keep the riffs flowing in The Rolling Stones, he knew some of his friendships could be strained under the wrong circumstances. Granted, Richards was ...

Having artistically reawakened during roots rock’s pull of the 1960s away from the ‘Summer of Love’s psychedelia, guitarist Keith Richards found himself in his Americana element, dreaming up immortal ...

However, the Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards prefers the solo version. Many agree that Dylan’s duet version with Cash is the best rendition of the song. After all, it’s a pair of legendary ...