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Feb 03 2012 "Ask Keith" Is Now Live
You've been waiting, and we're happy to announce the first installment of the new "Ask Keith" feature is now up. Visit the "Ask Keith" page to hear Keith's thoughts on the Wingless Angels Grammy nod. And stay tuned, as we'll be updating the page with new questions and answers soon.
Feb 02 2012 Hampton Coliseum (Live 1981) Now Available!
Following the success of their first official bootleg (The Brussels Affair) last November, the Rolling Stone have released a second official bootleg: Hampton Coliseum (Live 1981).
Recorded in Hampton, VA on December 18, 1981, the concert marked Keith’s 38 birthday, and has become notorious for an incident that occurred during the band’s performance of "(I Can’t Get No)Satisfaction". Spying a fan who had invaded the stage and was rushing towards Mick, Keith intervened and hit the intruder with his Telecaster.
Hampton Coliseum (Live 1981) is available for fans worldwide (excluding the US) at StonesArchive.com, and for fans in the US at Google Music.
Dec 23 2011 Happy Holidays from Keith
Dec 01 2011 Wingless Angels Box Set Nominated for Grammy
Exciting Wingless Angels news this morning: Art director David Gorman has been nominated for a Grammy for his work on the Wingless Angels – Deluxe Edition Vinyl set in the category of Best Boxed Or Special Limited Edition Package! You can pick up yours today from the Wingless Angels Store.
Nov 24 2011 Keith Talks Some Girls
This week saw the re-release of the Stones' 1978 classic, Some Girls, in a remastered deluxe edition featuring 12 previously unreleased tracks. To mark the occasion, Keith spoke to WXPN's Michaela Majoun about the album. That interview is now available to stream online at NPR.org. Click here now to listen.
Nov 16 2011 Brussels '73 Now Available From Google Music
Google has just announced the launch of a new Google Music store in the Android Marketplace. Among the new store's exclusive new offerings is the first in a series of previously unreleased live recordings by the Rolling Stones. First up is the long-bootlegged October 1973 show in Brussels, officially released at last in a new mix overseen by the band.
You can download the whole thing now from the Android Marketplace, or get a free sample in the form of a rare performance of the song "Dancing With Mr. D". Five more shows will be released over the next year, so stay tuned for more announcements.
For for more on this new series of treasures from the Stones vaults, check out the video below.
Google Music is only available to residents of the US. but the show is also available from the newly-launched StonesArchive.com.
Nov 15 2011 Conversation Portraits: Keith On Life
Last October, Keith sat for a lengthy and free-wheeling conversation with journalist Anthony DeCurtis, part of the New York Public Library's NYPL Live series. That talk has now been turned into the latest installment of artist Flash Rosenberg's Conversation Portraits, a series of animated videos illustrating the NYPL Live chats. Click here to watch it now.
