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Episode 2 - The Rolling Stones - For Beginners [4K]

🎸 Why Watch This Episode? Learn how Brian Jones’ newspaper ad kicked off the band. See how Jagger and Richards’ friendship turned into one of the most iconic songwriting partnerships in history. Explore the albums that shaped entire decades of music. Get a taste of the Stones’ legendary live performances — from TV debuts to infamous festivals to stadium tours. Understand how they outlasted every trend — disco, punk, grunge — and kept filling stadiums for 60 years. 🎵 Full Studio Album Discography For beginners (and die-hards alike), here’s the complete Rolling Stones discography — a roadmap through their journey: The Rolling Stones (UK) — 1964 12 X 5 — 1964 The Rolling Stones No. 2 — 1965 The Rolling Stones, Now! — 1965 Out of Our Heads — 1965 December’s Children (And Everybody’s) — 1965 Aftermath — 1966 Between the Buttons — 1967 Their Satanic Majesties Request — 1967 Beggars Banquet — 1968 Let It Bleed — 1969 Sticky Fingers — 1971 Exile on Main St. — 1972 Goats Head Soup — 1973 It’s Only Rock ’n Roll — 1974 Black and Blue — 1976 Some Girls — 1978 Emotional Rescue — 1980 Tattoo You — 1981 Undercover — 1983 Dirty Work — 1986 Steel Wheels — 1989 Voodoo Lounge — 1994 Bridges to Babylon — 1997 A Bigger Bang — 2005 Blue & Lonesome — 2016 Hackney Diamonds — 2023 🎵 Songs Mentioned in This Episode “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” — 1965 “Paint It Black” — 1966 “Gimme Shelter” — 1969 “Angie” — 1973 “Start Me Up” — 1981 🎬 Live Performance Links The Ed Sullivan Show Debut -    • The Rolling Stones Live, 25/10/1964, Ed Su...   Altamonte Free Concert Documentary -    • How the Altamont Free Concert Ended the Su...   The Rolling Stones Live in Tempe, Arizona (1981) -    • The Rolling Stones  - Under My Thumb LIVE ...   The Stones gave music its edge. They made rebellion sound like a riff, swagger look like an art form, and survival feel like a victory lap. That’s why beginners — and every new generation of fans — keep finding their way back to The Rolling Stones.