A lot of Keith Richards' dreams have come true, but the chance to record some songs with his ultimate childhood hero ...

Keith Richards might have rock and roll flowing through his veins, but hearing this song was what ignited that initial spark all those years ago.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards always work better together than apart, but even the guitarist could admit defeat sometimes. Read more about it here.

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In the late 1960s, the Rolling Stones revitalized their sound with a few drug arrests and a compact cassette recorder.

While Slash has a habit of making guitar playing look so easy, it all comes from studying some of the legends that came before.

A look at how The Police prized their musicianship over every aspect of being pop stars, which clashed with how expansive and ...

What started as a scenic detour through Arkansas on the way to Dallas for guitarists Ron Wood and Keith Richards turned into ...

The ’60s brought a wave of white blues — Clapton, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards — as well as the theatrics of the guitar-smashing Pete Townshend and the sonic revolutionary Hendrix.

Rolling Stones got arrested in Fordyce, Arkansas while on the way to a concert in Dallas. Check out a look back at the wild ...

Sixty years ago today, The Rolling Stones scored their first No. 1 in the United States with a song that made them superstars.