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Station

The Rolling Stones

1962 to today · on Rock

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Active years

192019401960198020002020

The journey

197019801990200020102020Rock1965
  1. 1965Rock · Satisfaction onwards
  2. 1965Dylan goes electric at Newport · Landmark on the line
  3. 1967Monterey Pop Festival · Landmark on the line
  4. 1969Woodstock · Landmark on the line
  5. 1969Altamont · Landmark on the line
  6. 1971The Concert for Bangladesh · Landmark on the line
  7. 1981MTV launches · Landmark on the line
  8. 1984Band Aid · Landmark on the line
  9. 1985Live Aid · Landmark on the line

1 platform, 8 moments and landmarks along the way. Lines the journey does not ride are dimmed, as they are on the map while a journey plays.

Platform

  1. Rock1965 to today

    Satisfaction onwards

    "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (1965) turned a London rhythm and blues covers band into the trunk line's longest running service, still touring six decades on.

    Key album: Exile on Main St., 1972

    Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica, The Rolling Stones (opens in a new tab)

Line-ups

The Rolling Stones has a line-up of its own: The Rolling Stones, 1962 to today, every member and spell as a line diagram.

Connections

Influenced byChuck Berry

The line

Rock (Rock family)

Sources

  1. Encyclopaedia Britannica, The Rolling Stones (opens in a new tab)
  2. Holly George-Warren and Patricia Romanowski (editors), The Rolling Stone Encyclopedia of Rock & Roll, Fireside, 2001

Cite this page

The Metro Map of Music, ‘The Rolling Stones: station’, /stations/the-rolling-stones.