Ooh La La is the fourth and final studio album by the Faces. Recorded at London’s Olympic Studios between September 1972 and January 1973 and produced by Glyn Johns, the album reached number one in the UK charts and number...
A Nod is as Good as a Wink… to a Blind Horse is the third album by Faces. It was recorded between March – September 1971 at Olympic Studios, London and released in November of the same year, making this their second album...
Long Player is the second album by the Faces. It was released in February 1971 and recorded between September 1970-January 1971 at Morgan Sound Studios, London and The Rolling Stones Mobile Recording Unit. The album showcases the collaborative creativity of the...
Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie provide A Bigger Bang, with a more earthy, bluesy sound, and ingenious lyrics from Jagger/ Richards. Released eight years after Bridges To Babylon this was the longest wait for a studio album in the band’s...
Bridges To Babylon took to Stones on a journey to a darker sound. The album sold 1.1 million copies in America and topped the charts in Austria, Germany, Norway and Sweden, made no.2 in Belgium, Canada, France and the Netherlands. Recorded...
Becoming a four piece seemed to give Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ronnie a new lease of life, which instilled Voodoo Lounge with lusty riffs and explosive beats on killer tracks like ‘Sparks Will Fly’ and ‘You Got Me Rocking’. Yet...
Steel Wheels is a special album in the history of the Stones, it’s about reconcilliation, friendship and shared passion. It’s the album that united the band again, after a three year hiatus that was almost permanent. Recorded between March and...
The first album under the band’s new contract with CBS Records and another with an outside producer on the credits, this time Steve Lillywhite. It is also the first time since he band’s earliest days that the album’s lead single...
Opening with the epic ‘Undercover Of The Night’, every bit as political and experimental in sound and lyrics as ‘Sympathy For The Devil’, the album is the perfect balance of styles the band love to play. From the raunchy, fast...
Topping the US charts for nine weeks, Tattoo Youwas number one for longer than any other Stones album. The lead single “Start Me Up” fueled its success, on both sides of the Atlantic; it made number two in the USA...
