Keith Richards says The Rolling Stones 'is Ian Stewart’s band' as the quiet pianist who built the foundation behind their ...

There was one loss that hit Keith Richards particularly hard. Find out which Rolling Stones member Richards hated to see ...

Despite being one of the main spokesmen for rock and roll, Keith Richards felt certain artists did a better job at showcasing the genre. Read more here.

While Keith Richards is often associated with the wild, hedonistic side of rock and roll, his guitar work reveals a deeply emotional and introspective artist. Among the many iconic songs he has ...

The rivalry we're focusing on today is that of Keith Richards and Jeff Beck. Learn more about why Richards disliked his ...

Despite his pivotal role, Ian Stewart often operated behind the scenes. While Richards and Jagger were developing their songwriting skills, Stewart was the one guiding the band's musical direction. He ...

Unlikely tenderness from Richards.

Despite taking part in Live Aid 1985, Keith Richards grew cynical and "ambiguous" about these big charitable live shows, ...

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.

In fact, having a clear cause as a band – a profound sense of pride and purpose – is pretty much the defining characteristic ...

The Rolling Stones frontman lived and partied at the storied residence during the band’s rapid ascent to fame.

Keith Richards may have had a foresight for what made a great rock band, but not every one of his predictions were correct.