Rolling Stones

Advantages: Great music
Disadvantages: GAWD!!! They were all so ugly!!!!

...the top 100 bands in Rolling Stone magazine. The Stone, wild, unkempt,often on drugs, but full of talent. Their songs are movie backgrounds, They are ringtones, they are used in Broadway and circuses. Many of their songs have been remade by other artists, which is the best form of flattery for a musician.They are by far one of the best known rock bands of all time!!! Worth listeniong too!! but since being married to my husband for 5 years.. i won't ... Read review

Advantages: soso music, OK live performance,
Disadvantages: dull, dont interact with audience live music

I find the rolling stones quite boring, They are too wild and cowboy like for me and I just dont like their style. Some people will like it, because it is still music, however reviews are for people to express their opinions so others can listen and try to use them to enforce their decision or change it in some cases. My opinion on the rolling stones, is that they have a very boring music style, and are not playing to their full potential. Their ... Read review

Advantages: one of the best guitarists ever
Disadvantages: gone way too early

...Steve Ray Vaugan was born August 27, 1954 in Dass, Texas. He is widely considered one of the best guitarists ever. Rolling stone magazine named him the 7th best guitarist of all time. Like me he wanted to play drums initially, but due to the noise his parents decided that the guitar would be the way to go. Another similarity that I found with him and myself is that I do not know how to read music and neither does he. He initially was discovered after members of the Rolling Stones heard him play and had him play at a private party in New York. This led to Vaughan getting to pay guitar on an album for David Bowie and then and some free studio time for himself. He went on to a very successful solo career as a blues and rock guitarist. Like some great bluesmen unfortunately he liked to used to the occasional drug and drink for his morning... Read review

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Advantages: great songs
Disadvantages: they jumped styles

...also named # 45 in the Rolling stones magazine 100 best artists! Call them psychedelic, folk or space rock, they were good at what they did and people loved their music. Their remark of "Hey Mr Tamberine Man", was a brilliant song! Worth listening to!... Read review

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Advantages: great guitar player and singer
Disadvantages: got in quite a bit of legal issues.

...Chuck Barry is an American singer and guitarist who was born is St. Louis, MO in 1926. He is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a founding inductee also named number six on Rolling Stones list of the top 100 guitarists of all time. As a young man Barry was very intrested in music and performed at an early age. He did some stupid things though. One of which was stealing a car while still a teenager. Berry was heavily influenced by the blues and was really into the music of T. Bone Walker. His song "Roll Over Beethoven" went to 29 on the charts and he got noticed and went on tour of America with The Everly Brothers and Buddy Holly. He again had legal troubles including a charge of basically violating "white slavery" laws. Looking up the case they seem trumped up. Basically a young girl was working at a club of his and after she... Read review

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