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Popdose Contest: Win A Copy Of The Rolling Stones’ “Some Girls: Live In Texas” On Blu-Ray

Matt Wardlaw December 18, 2011 2

The Rolling Stones will celebrate their 50th anniversary as a group in 2012. Rumblings suggest that we’ll probably see the Stones back on the road together next year to mark the occasion, but you

Bob Lefsetz Wants Mick Jagger To E-Mail Him

Dave Lifton October 17, 2011 16

Mick Jagger's business sense is almost as legendary as his voice, stage presence, and lips. But since his new project Superheavy isn't selling, Bob Lefsetz thinks he's out of touch with his audience and

The Very Guest of… Mick Jagger

Jack Feerick September 20, 2011 4

Perhaps it’s simply that no band — not even the World’s Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Band — can constrain an ego a talent as great as that which blesses Sir Michael Philip Jagger. Perhaps

Greatest Un-Hits: The Rolling Stones’ “Like a Rolling Stone” (1995)

Brian Boone August 10, 2011 13

In 1994, after more than 30 years largely intact and as one of the world’s best, most famous, popular, and hardworking bands, the Rolling Stones experienced a major shift. That was the year the

Popdose Roundtable: SuperHeavy’s “Miracle Worker” Listening Party

Popdose Staff August 4, 2011 6

Matt Springer: There’s something so unorganic about this…”Here’s the reggae guy! Here’s the soul singer! Here’s Mick Jagger! Now the bridge–here’s the sitars!” Dan Wiencek: I’m reading

The Popdose Podcast: Episode 19

Jason Hare July 1, 2011 7

Jeff Giles, Jason Hare and Dave Lifton finally take the heat off of mothers and focus on fathers -- Jason's dad Gary joins us for Episode 19 of The Popdose Podcast!

The Popdose Book Club Presents: Our Favorite (And Least Favorite) Rock Books

Popdose Staff March 16, 2011 17

Put down your iPod and pick up one of these Popdose Staff endorse books

Here’s Something Else!: Rolling Stones Songs From the ’90s That Don’t, You Know, Suck

Something Else! Reviews March 1, 2011 13

Thirty years in, no one would have been surprised if the Rolling Stones simply ground to a halt in the 1990s. Instead, they managed a small, very late career resurgence

CD Review: Keith Richards, “Vintage Vinos”

Dw. Dunphy November 4, 2010 7

It would be wildly inaccurate to say Keith Richards’ solo work (and that with backing band, the X-Pensive Winos) was light years ahead of the Rolling Stones stuff from roughly the same time. In