Few things have been more extensively documented in the history of rock ‘n’ roll than the original rivalry between The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. It largely stems from their
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There’s a fallacy circulating throughout popular culture as it pertains to music since the 1960s, and that is you either are on The Beatles side or The Rolling Stones side.
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones famously shared a fractious relationship if you believed everything that was being printed by the tabloids at the height of their fame. In truth,
Paul McCartney has no issues with looking back on the good old days with The Beatles. When asked if he ever reflects on the “uniqueness” of his position as a
Desperate times call for desperate measures, and the UK’s music industry is no exception. Some 1,500 acts including Ed Sheeran,
Tom Wolfe once said that “The Beatles want to hold your hand but the Stones want to burn down your
It doesn’t matter what’s happening, the Rolling Stones make the world a better place. That’s just a fact. While these
Mick Jagger has responded to Paul McCartney’s recent comments that the Beatles were “better” than the Rolling Stones. McCartney’s initial
In the 1960s, many fans saw the Beatles and the Rolling Stones as rivals. Paul McCartney accused the Stones of
The Beatles and the Rolling Stones are two of the greatest bands, not only in British history, but in rock history. Their first meeting is the stuff of legend. Here’s
