Wild Horses Lyrics and Video

Childhood living is easy to do
The things you wanted, I bought them for you
Graceless lady you know who I am
You know I can't let you slide through my hands.

Wild horses couldn't drag me away
Wild, wild horses couldn't drag me away.

I watched you suffer a dull aching pain
Now you decided to show me the same
No sweeping exit or off stage lines
Could make me feel bitter or treat you unkind.

Wild horses couldn't drag me away
Wild, wild horses couldn't drag me away.

I know I've dreamed you a sin and a lie
I have my freedom but I don't have much time
Faith has been broken, tears must be cried
Let's do some living after we die.

Wild horses couldn't drag me away
Wild, wild horses we'll ride them someday.
Wild horses couldn't drag me away
Wild, wild horses we'll ride them someday.

Top 10 Rolling Stones Songs

• 1.Hey you,get off of my cloud.
• 2.Wild Horses.
• 3.Paint it Black.
• 4.Mother's little helper.
• 5.Under my thumb.
• 6.You can't always get what you want.
• 7.Brown Sugar.
• 8.Honkey tonk women.
• 9.Street fighting man
• 10.Ruby Tuesday.

The Rolling Stones are back to tour inspite they old

Its ture: The Rolling Stones are too aged to tour. Why else would the group have re-launched its determining concert film, Ladies and Gentlemen...The Rolling Stones, to cinemas countrywide?

It’s possible, of course, that Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and bandmates Mick Taylor, Bill Wyman, and Charlie Watts are doing swell and have launched this high-definition, digital version of their legendary 1974 concert film simply because they really love us. Whatever the reason, this movie, edited from four separate concerts when the band was at its peak, will play on Thursday, September 16, at theaters nationwide, providing a sort of rock ’n’ roll way-back machine to the nation for just one day.

Its time for stonopoly

They could be have sufficient money to purchase some streets on the Monopoly board but in its place the Rolling Stones have connected forces with Hasbro for their own version of the board game.

They could be have sufficient money to purchase some streets on the Monopoly board but in its place the Rolling Stones have connected forces with Hasbro for their own version of the board game.

Their take sees conventional place names like Mayfair and Bond Street replaced with titles of their albums, such as Beggar’s Banquet and Sticky Fingers.
Monopoly money has also been altered – to concert tickets. ‘They absolutely merit to be paid mark of respect to in this way,’ said Stones’ fan Jim Carrell, 48, According To Metro.

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Rolling Stones Farewell Tour is their last. The Rolling Stones next tour might be singing Farewell because Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are retiring. The legendary band has been on the road for more than 50 years.

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Rolling Stones Live Albums

Year	Album details	UK	US	Certifications (sales threshold)
1966	Got Live If You Want It! (US only) Released: 10 December 1966 Label: London Records	—	6 (48 wks)	US: Gold
1970	Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! The Rolling Stones in Concert Released: 4 September 1970 Label: Decca Records (UK) Label: London Records (US)	1 (16 wks)	6 (23 wks)	US: Platinum
1977	Love You Live Released: 23 September 1977 Label: Rolling Stones Records	3 (8 wks)	5 (17 wks)	US: Gold UK: Gold
1982	"Still Life" (American Concert 1981) Released: 1 June 1982 Label: Rolling Stones Records	4 (18 wks)	5 (23 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold
1991	Flashpoint Released: 2 April 1991 Label: Rolling Stones Records	6 (7 wks)	16 (17 wks)	US: Gold UK: Silver FRA: 2× Gold GER: Gold
1995	Stripped Released: 13 November 1995 Label: Virgin Records	9 (16 wks)	9 (19 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold FRA: 2× Gold GER: Gold
1996	The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus Released: 14 October 1996 Label: Decca Records	-	92 (3 wks)
1998	No Security Released: 2 November 1998 Label: Virgin Records	67 (3 wks)	34 (8 wks)
2004	Live Licks Released: 1 November 2004 Label: Virgin Records	38 (15 wks)	50 (2 wks)	US: Gold UK: Silver
2008	Shine a Light Released: 1 April 2008 Label: Polydor Records	2 (8 wks)	11 (7 wks)	UK: Silver
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Rolling Stones Music Videos

Year	Title	Director
1966	"Lady Jane"	Peter Whitehead
	"Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?"
1967	"Let's Spend the Night Together"
	"Ruby Tuesday"
	"We Love You"
	"Dandelion"
	"She's a Rainbow"	Michael Lindsay-Hogg
	"2000 Light Years from Home"
1968	"Jumpin' Jack Flash"
	"Child of the Moon"
1973	"Angie"
	"Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)"
	"Silver Train"
	"Dancing with Mr. D"
1974	"It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)"
	"Ain't Too Proud to Beg"
	"Till the Next Goodbye"
1976	"Fool to Cry"
	"Crazy Mama"
	"Hey Negrita"
	"Hot Stuff"
1978	"Miss You"
	"Far Away Eyes"
	"Respectable"
1980	"Emotional Rescue"	Adam Friedman
	"Where the Boys Go"
	"Down in the Hole"
	"She's So Cold"	David Mallet
1981	"Start Me Up"	Michael Lindsay-Hogg
	"Worried About You"
	"Neighbours"
	"Waiting on a Friend"
1982	"Hang Fire"
	"Going to a Go-Go" (live)	Hal Ashby
	"Time Is on My Side" (live)	Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher
1983	"Undercover of the Night"	Julien Temple
1984	"She Was Hot"
	"Too Much Blood"
1986	"Harlem Shuffle"	Ralph Bakshi
	"One Hit (To the Body)"	Russell Mulcahy
1989	"Mixed Emotions"	Jim Signorelli
	"Rock and a Hard Place"	Wayne Isham
1990	"Almost Hear You Sigh"	Jake Scott
1991	"Highwire"	Julien Temple
	"Sex Drive"
1994	"Love Is Strong"	David Fincher
	"You Got Me Rocking"	Jim Gable
	"Out of Tears"	Kevin Kerslake
1995	"I Go Wild"
	"Like a Rolling Stone" (live)	Michel Gondry
1997	"Anybody Seen My Baby?"	Samuel Bayer
1998	"Saint of Me"
2002	"Don't Stop"	Kalle Haglund
2005	"Rough Justice	Laurel Harris
	"Streets of Love"
	"Rain Fall Down"	Jonas Åkerlund
2010	"Plundered My Soul"	Robert Frank

Rolling Stones EP's and Box Sets

Extended plays

Year	EP details	UK
1964	The Rolling Stones Released: 17 January 1964 Label: Decca Records	1 (57 wks)
1964	Five by Five Released: 14 August 1964 Label: Decca Records	1 (54 wks)
1965	got LIVE if you want it! Released: 11 June 11, 1965 Label: Decca Records	1 (42 wks)

Box sets

Year	Title	UK
2004	Singles 1963–1965 Released: 26 April 2004 Label: Decca/ABKCO	178 (1 wk)
2004	Singles 1965–1967 Released: 12 July 2004 Label: Decca/ABKCO	—
2005	Singles 1968–1971 Released: 28 February 2005 Label: Decca/ABKCO	—

Rolling Stones Studio Albums

Year	Album details	UK	US	Certifications (sales threshold)
1964	The Rolling Stones (UK) Released: 16 April 1964 Label: Decca Records	1 (51 wks)	—
1964	England's Newest Hit Makers (US) Released: 30 May 1964 Label: London Records	—	11 (35 wks)	US: Gold
1964	12 X 5 Released: 17 October 1964 Label: London Records	—	3 (38 wks)	US: Gold
1965	The Rolling Stones No. 2 Released: 15 January 1965 Label: Decca Records	1 (37 wks)	—
1965	The Rolling Stones, Now! Released: 13 February 1965 Label: London Records	—	5 (53 wks)	US: Gold
1965	Out of Our Heads (US) Released: 30 July 1965 Label: London Records	—	1 (65 wks)	US: Platinum
1965	Out of Our Heads (UK) Released: 24 September 1965 Label: Decca Records	2 (24 wks)	—
1965	December's Children (And Everybody's) Released: 4 December 1965 Label: London Records	—	4 (33 wks)	US: Gold
1966	Aftermath (UK) Released: 15 April 1966 Label: Decca Records	1 (28 wks)	—
1966	Aftermath (US) Released: 20 June 1966 Label: London Records	—	2 (50 wks)	US: Gold
1967	Between the Buttons (UK) Released: 20 January 1967 Label: Decca Records (UK)	3 (22 wks)	—
1967	Between the Buttons (US) Released: 11 February 1967 Label: London Records	—	2 (47 wks)	US: Gold
1967	Their Satanic Majesties Request Released: 8 December 1967 Label: Decca Records (UK) Label: London Records (US)	3 (13 wks)	2 (30 wks)	US: Gold
1968	Beggars Banquet Released: 6 December 1968 Label: Decca Records (UK) Label: London Records (US)	3 (18 wks)	5 (32 wks)	US: Platinum
1969	Let It Bleed Released: 5 December 1969 Label: Decca Records (UK) Label: London Records (US)	1 (34 wks)	3 (44 wks)	US: 2× Multi-Platinum UK: Platinum
1971	Sticky Fingers Released: 23 April 1971 Label: Rolling Stones Records	1 (35 wks)	1 (62 wks)	US: 3× Multi-Platinum FRA: Gold
1972	Exile on Main St. Released: 12 May 1972 Label: Rolling Stones Records	1 (43 wks)	1 (56 wks)	US: Platinum
1973	Goats Head Soup Released: 31 August 1973 Label: Rolling Stones Records	1 (14 wks)	1 (37 wks)	US: 3× Multi-Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold
1974	It's Only Rock 'n' Roll Released: 18 October 1974 Label: Rolling Stones Records	2 (9 wks)	1 (20 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold
1976	Black and Blue Released: 23 April 1976 Label: Rolling Stones Records	2 (14 wks)	1 (24 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold
1978	Some Girls Released: 9 June 1978 Label: Rolling Stones Records	2 (25 wks)	1 (82 wks)	US: 6× Multi-Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold
1980	Emotional Rescue Released: 20 June 1980 Label: Rolling Stones Records	1 (18 wks)	1 (51 wks)	US: 2× Multi-Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold
1981	Tattoo You Released: 24 August 1981 Label: Rolling Stones Records	2 (29 wks)	1 (58 wks)	US: 4× Multi-Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold
1983	Undercover Released: 7 November 1983 Label: Rolling Stones Records	3 (18 wks)	4 (23 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold
1986	Dirty Work Released: 24 March 1986 Label: Rolling Stones Records	4 (10 wks)	4 (25 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold GER: Gold
1989	Steel Wheels Released: 29 August 1989 Label: Rolling Stones Records	2 (18 wks)	3 (36 wks)	US: 3× Multi-Platinum UK: Gold FRA: 2× Gold GER: Gold
1994	Voodoo Lounge Released: 11 July 1994 Label: Virgin Records	1 (41 wks)	2 (38 wks)	US: 2× Multi-Platinum UK: Gold FRA: 2× Gold GER: Platinum
1997	Bridges to Babylon Released: 29 September 1997 Label: Virgin Records	6 (22 wks)	3 (27 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold FRA: 2× Gold GER: Platinum
2005	A Bigger Bang Released: 5 September 2005 Label: Virgin Records	2 (14 wks)	3 (19 wks)	US: Platinum UK: Gold FRA: Gold GER: Platinum
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Rolling Stones Discography

The discography of British rock group The Rolling Stones consists of 29 studio albums, 10 live albums, 31 compilation albums, 3 extended plays and 92 singles.

Studio albums	29
Live albums	10
Compilation albums	31
Extended plays	3
Singles	92
Video albums	16
Music videos	57
Side project album	1
Box set

Rolling Stones Tour History

September-November 1963 - British Tour 1963 January 1964 - 1st British Tour 1964 February-March 1964 - 2nd British Tour 1964 June 1964 - 1st American Tour 1964 August 1964 - 3rd British Tour 1964 September-October 1964 - 4th British Tour 1964 October-November 1964 - 2nd American Tour 1964 January 1965 - Irish Tour 1965 February 1965 - Far East Tour 1965 March 1965 - 1st British Tour 1965 March-April 1965 - 1st European Tour 1965 April 1965 - 2nd European Tour 1965 April-May 1965 - 1st American Tour 1965 June 1965 - 3rd European Tour 1965 September 1965 - 4th European Tour 1965 September-October 1965 - 2nd British Tour 1965 October-December 1965 - 2nd American Tour 1965 February-March 1966 - Australasian Tour 1966 March-April 1966 - European Tour 1966 June-July 1966 - American Tour 1966

September-October 1966 - British Tour 1966 March-April 1967- European Tour 1967 November-December 1969 - American Tour 1969 August-October 1970 - European Tour 1970 March 1971 - UK Tour 1971 June-July 1972 - American Tour 1972 January-February 1973 - Pacific Tour 1973 September-October 1973 - European Tour 1973 June-August 1975 - Tour of the Americas '75 April-June 1976 - Tour of Europe '76 June-July 1978 - US Tour 1978 September-December 1981 - American Tour 1981 May-July 1982 - European Tour 1982 August 1989-August 1990 - Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour August 1994-August 1995 - Voodoo Lounge Tour September 1997-September 1998 & June 1999 - Bridges to Babylon Tour January-April 1999 - No Security Tour September 2002-November 2003 - Licks Tour August 2005-August 2007 - A Bigger Bang Tour

Rolling Stones Videography

Officially released films featuring are listed with their original release dates. (The formats mentioned are the most recent versions officially available, not necessarily the original release formats.)

1966: Charlie Is My Darling, directed by Peter Whitehead) (released on DVD in 2009 without the Rolling Stones' music)

1968: Sympathy for the Devil , directed by Jean-Luc Godard (DVD)

1969: Stones in the Park (DVD)

1970: Gimme Shelter, directed by Albert and David Maysles (DVD/Blu-ray Disc)

1974: Ladies and Gentlemen: The Rolling Stones, directed by Rolin Binzer

1982: Rocks Off and Let's Spend the Night Together, both directed by Hal Ashby (DVD)

1984: Video Rewind (VHS)

1989: 25x5 – The Continuing Adventures of the Rolling Stones (VHS)

1992: Stones at the Max, directed by Julien Temple (DVD)

1995: The Rolling Stones: Voodoo Lounge Live (DVD)

1996: The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, directed by Michael Lindsay-Hogg (filmed in 1968) (DVD)

1998: Bridges to Babylon Tour '97–98 (DVD)

2003: Four Flicks (DVD)

2007: The Biggest Bang (DVD/Blu-ray Disc)

2008: Shine a Light, directed by Martin Scorsese, released to theatres in standard and IMAX presentations (DVD/Blu-ray Disc)

2009: Stones at the Max Remastered twentieth anniversary edition, directed by Julien Temple (DVD/Blu-ray Disc)

2010: Stones in Exile, directed by Stephen Kijak

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Introduction to Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones, shaped in London, England circa 1962, are one of the world’s reputable rock music bands, selling over 200 million albums globally. They came into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1989 and have did in about 40 countries.

The band was made by Brian Jones, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards met as schoolmates in Dartford, Kent. They took their name from a Muddy Waters song called “Rollin’ Stone Blues”, and made their live debut in July 1962 at London’s Marquee Club (minus Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts).

In January 1963, Charlie Watts joined the Stones. The group toured constantly, with residencies at venues like Ealing Jazz Club, Ken Colyer’s Studio 51, and Eel Pie Island in Twickenham. He started the “Would you let your daughter marry a Rolling Stone” press campaign, which set the tone for their career, which has included drug arrests, and many notorious incidents.