The Rolling Stones

The Rolling Stones are an English rock band that became famous since the 1960s and still exist today. If the analogy, The Rolling Stones is a rock is still rolling, who knows how long.

Formed in London in January 1963. Indeed, the forerunner of Stones has been around since 1962 with initial formation comprising:

Mick Jagger (vocals, harmonica),

Keith Richards (Lead Guitar),

Brian Jones (Rhythm Guitar, Harmonica),

Mick Avory (Drums) and

Dick Taylor (bass).

The drummer Mick Avory eventually joined The Kinks Ray Davies DBP, and Dick Taylor founded his own band called The Pretty Things.

Earlier appearance formation of the Rolling Stones is Mick Jagger (vocals), Keith Richards (guitar), Brian Jones (multi-instrumentalist), Bill Wyman (bass), Charlie Watts (drums) and finally Ian Stewards (keyboard), which after consideration is no longer appropriate with the teen idol (at that time) there are other sources that claimed the band with members of 6 people, personnel would be hard to identify one by one by the fans than the band with members of 4 or 5 people, they finally came out with the respect of the formation of musical groups and then became tour manager once the group's keyboard player in 1963 until his death in 1985.

Jones is considered to lead the band for Jagger and Richards created the songs that would become the hit songs of the group, until 1969 the role of Jones getting much reduced even he can not go on tour to the United States for legal reasons, he resigned with the respect of the band. A few weeks later Jones was found drowned. Guitarist Mick Taylor to replace his position to join the Rolling Stones and resigned in 1974, later replaced by Ronnie Wood. Bill Wyman resigned in 1992 his position was replaced Darryl Jones but not in the formation of the band completely.

See also the other musicians who change the world : John Lennon

Source