It was much harder to get a Rolling Stones sound with him.” Brian Jones, Mick Taylor or Ronnie Wood? Keith Richards says one ...

The Rolling Stones' reverence for blues and country is as well-established as Keith Richards' penchant for scarves. But you ...

When the Rolling Stones guitarist arrived to work with him on the 1985 album Rain Dogs, Waits was blown away by Keith's ...

As the guitarist explains, the windmill is fraught with danger, including fingernail tears and hand lacerations ...

The Rolling Stones recorded “Zydeco Sont Pas Salés” for “A Tribute to the King of Zydeco,” which commemorates the 100th ...

One of the true joys of assembling the Journal over all these decades is the connection it can forge between the Naturalist and my readers, some of whom have become ...

The Rolling Stones were the mischievous outlaws of 1960s pop music, and it was television antics like this that made it worse for them.

The Rolling Stones' blues cover album, 'Blue & Lonesome', reminds Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of the late Brian Jones.

Keith Richards once declared himself an "amateur chemist" due to the sheer amount of drug knowledge he gathered over his 35-year-long career as an addict.

When Keith Richards was arrested for drug possession in Toronto, he called upon his friend and Canadian native, Lorne Michaels, to testify.

ST. PETERSBURG — Redwoods Vintage Guitars in the Pasadena neighborhood of St. Petersburg has expanded its collection, ...

Keith Richards was an avid lover of the blues, and there was one artist he thought embodied the genre better than anyone else ...