Mick Jagger famously co-wrote the Rolling Stones' songs with bandmate Keith Richards - but which is his least favourite?

After a deadly incident at the Altamont Speedway Free Festival in 1969, Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger was allegedly targeted by the Hells Angels ...

Altamont Free Concert put a cap on the sixties, literally and figuratively. The Northern California music festival was to be the West Coast equivalent of Woodstock in spirit and size. While it was ...

Hells Angels member Alan Passaro was eventually ... The case was officially closed in 2005, according to NBC News. For more on the Rolling Stones, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands ...

The Rolling Stones developed a reputation as rock's troublemakers; here are five songs that show them at their most sensitive ...

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The Rolling Stones may revolve around Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, but the guitarist felt that a choice few helped to truly birth the band.

Some of what the 1970s deemed as acceptable, albeit risky, publicity stunts would be grounds for a swift and immediate cancellation these days, and the Rolling Stones billboard that spurred a wave ...

Dez Dickerson, guitarist with Prince and the Revolution from 1979 to 1983, has reflected on Prince’s disastrous stint opening for the Rolling Stones in ... “It was mostly Hell’s Angels ...

Hells Angels stabbed a man to death at the Stones’ free concert at Altamont. Substance abuse, ego, and in-fighting also took their toll, but throughout it all the Rolling Stones never broke-up ...