Ronnie Wood
Released in 1981, ‘Hang Fire’ is one of the standout tracks from Tattoo You, an album that marked a strong commercial resurgence for The Rolling Stones during a transitional period in rock music. While the band had already cemented their legendary status, Tattoo You proved they could still produce relevant, hard-hitting material in the early […]
Classic rock is built on longevity — the kind that keeps bands on the road for decades and songs on the radio for generations. However, staying together that long is rare, and even the biggest names in rock history have seen lineups shift with time, tragedy and reinvention. RELATED: 20 Rock Bands That Should’ve Been […]
Some Girls (released this week in 1978) stands as The Rolling Stones’ best album because it captures the band at a perfect crossroad; raw, reinvigorated and fiercely relevant. Coming off a string of uneven releases and facing the rise of punk and disco, the Stones responded not by clinging to the past, but by evolving. Some Girls is […]