The Rolling Stones

Interview By: Michael Dance
MichaelDance@TheCinemaSource.com

Remember all those age-old arguments about who was better, the Beatles or the Rolling Stones? It’s fun for music buffs to debate, but in terms of sheer workload, it’s clear where things stand today: the Beatles are a happy memory, and all the Rolling Stones are still on tour: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and Charlie Watts.

The Stones have long been legendary director Martin Scorsese‘s favorite band, and it was perhaps only a matter of time before the two parties collaborated to produce a concert film....

With Keith Richards’ nod, I was hired to put together a one-shot magazine, Inside the Voodoo Lounge, to be sold at venues and newsstands during the Rolling Stones’ 1994-1995 World Tour. The first part of my assignment was to fly to Toronto, where the Stones had taken over a boys’ prep school for their rehearsals, and interview each member of the band. I was thrilled to be talking to Charlie Watts, a favorite drummer ever since “Satisfaction” and “Get Off Of My Cloud” hit the airwaves.

My first glimpse of Charlie was in a van shuttling crew members and musicians from the Four Seasons...

Bernard Fowler back up singer for the Rolling Stones will be performing for one night only May 25, 2010 at Canal Room downtown NYC! If you are in the area you do not want to miss this!

Bernard Fowler's talents as a singer, songwriter, producer and instrumentalist have resonated through the span of his extraordinary career in the music industry. Millions of people around the world know Bernard as the background singer and percussionist for The Rolling Stones, a position he has held for many years. He has recorded and toured with the band to nearly every continent. He has also appeared on the...

"EXILED ON CANAL ST." Yep, kazeedigs is bringing its act to New York
City,
performing the Rolling Stones' landmark double LP "Exile On Main St." in its
full 18 track sequence on Wednesday, June 23rd at The Canal Room in NYC.

Straight off a smokin' Asbury Park appearance this past April, kazeedigs has heard-and answered-the demand to "bring Exile to The City."

Initially panned when released in 1972, "Exile.."
gained critical momentum and influence over the years and is now
considered by many as one of the greatest Rock and Roll records ever
made. Originally recorded in Keith Richards' rented mansion...