Show Notes
The Next Track, Episode #334: Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones have a new album out; it sounds a lot like other Rolling Stones albums. We discuss how one of our favorite bands just keeps doing the same thing, over and over. (Apologies for the quality of Doug's audio.)
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Show notes
Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues
Laurie Anderson: United States Live (Wikipedia)
Lone Star Cafe (Wikipedia)
The Rolling Stones: Four Flicks
Episode 48: Musician Dave Harrington of DARKSIDE
Keith Richards: Life
Bob Spitz: The Rolling Stones
Bill Wyman: Stone Alone: The Story Of A Rock'n'Roll Band
Our next tracks:
Muddy Waters: Folk Singer
Dave Mason: Alone Together
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