Top 10 best musicians of all time in the world.

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The Rolling Stones.

The Rolling Stones are my life. I first saw Stone on television at the Hollywood Palace in 1964. Without him, I would be a real soprano. The Beatles in the 64s were perfect with their hair, harmony, and dress. They bowed together. Their music is very complex. Everything is interesting and strange but far from perfect.
The stones are also strange and interesting. But the Stones say, "Maybe you can." My hair is disheveled. Harmony is a little different. And I don't even remember them laughing. Holding hands, playing games, and spinning bottles is not pop sex. This is the real deal. Jagger's call quality comes from Rock and Roll. He broke open the door for everyone else. Suddenly, Eric Burdon and Van Morrison weren't so weird — even Bob Dylan.

It is truly unique. White artist walking the black path. Elvis Presley did it. But the next person is Jagger. The other white boy didn't. White singers stood and sang like the Beatles. What we associate with black gamblers is returning to church. This allows the spirit to move physically, free from social constraints, any form of shame or humiliation. Out of Control: Mick Jagger talks to him.

It was originally Brian Jones's group. He baptized her. He guides them. He gives concerts and writes in the newspapers when he gets bad reviews. Attitude and aggression - they go in front of him. And this tradition comes from him. He uses the blues moniker Elmo Luis and plays guitar with solid freckles. Later he played all other instruments on albums such as Aftermath: cymbals, harpsichords, sitars. He is resourceful and important. If someone leaves the story of the Stones, it is that person.

However, Keith Richards also works full time and has historically switched to regular rhythm guitar. But excellent solos: "Pity for the devil," "It's over." And here's the riff: of course "Satisfaction" and "The Last Time," which the Stones call the first serious songs they wrote. "Honky Tonk Woman" is just a chord. Then he started with the arrangement. I played the G arrangement and the 5-string version of the G arrangement simultaneously melodic and rhythmic. ... E Street Band, Keith style all over rhythm guitar rock player.

Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts, more than any rock & roll rhythm section, to this day, knew how to swing. It's so much a thing of the past now, but in those days, rock & roll was something you danced to. You can picture how much fun it was to be at the Station Hotel in London in 1963: the crowd going crazy, the Stones going crazy like they were in a South Side Chicago blues club. You can picture it in the music.

Now there is a younger generation that knows rock only symbolically. So I'll send you the first 4 albums, the US version, the UK's newest hitmaker, 12x5! And in our heads. The next class is the Second Great Era: beggars banquets, bleeding, sticky fingers, and exile from the main street. They recorded the largest album in history in three and a half years.

In many ways, the Stones are doing better today than they were in the 1960s. For the first few days, they were rather careless. Technically better than before. The problem is that their strength is in the first 12 albums. There are some great songs from 72 years ago, but only a few. God, how great would it be if they could make a great record and play it live as they do now?

However, this original strength is still preserved in their lives. You can still learn a lot from the Stones. Write great songs every night, stay in shape and immerse yourself in this passion. You should live one-tenth longer and live like Mick Jagger. Amazingly, Keith is still alive. There are people with such an immune constitution, but you shouldn't know about it. Let's face it: excessive drug use spoils the composition. The good news is that almost 50 years later, it is still rocking. Most bands can't be together for four years, let alone 50.

He shows that a lot can be achieved by sticking to weapons and not compromising with modernity.