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Intro. The Rolling Stones weren't just a rock band; they were the symbol of rebellion, the "dirty face" of the British Invasion and the direct rivals of The Beatles. While the Liverpool Four appeared as the "good guys" in suits, the Stones presented themselves as the "bad guys" : scruffy, provocative and dangerous
Mick Jagger: Vocals and harmonica (the charismatic and provocative leader).
Keith Richards: rhythm guitar and composition (creator of the iconic riffs).
Brian Jones: The original founder and multi-instrumentalist (he played from zither to saxophone). He was the musical leader in the early years. +1
Charlie Watts: Drums (the elegant and jazz-loving pulse).
Bill Wyman: Bass (the most reserved member).
The Rolling Stones.
@Michelle
The Rolling Stones.
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Intro. The Rolling Stones weren't just a rock band; they were the symbol of rebellion, the "dirty face" of the British Invasion and the direct rivals of The Beatles. While the Liverpool Four appeared as the "good guys" in suits, the Stones presented themselves as the "bad guys" : scruffy, provocative and dangerous
Mick Jagger: Vocals and harmonica (the charismatic and provocative leader).
Keith Richards: rhythm guitar and composition (creator of the iconic riffs).
Brian Jones: The original founder and multi-instrumentalist (he played from zither to saxophone). He was the musical leader in the early years. +1
Charlie Watts: Drums (the elegant and jazz-loving pulse).
Bill Wyman: Bass (the most reserved member).
The Rolling Stones.
@Michelle
The Rolling Stones.