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According to the Rolling Stones by The Rolling Stones Hardcover from Chronicle Books

Rolling Stones Rip This Joint : The Stories Behind Every Song by Steve Appleford, Chris Welch Behind the scenes at the recording sessions for such classics as "Brown Sugar" and "Wild Horses" and the making of Stones albums, from the psychedelia-drenched "Their Satanic Majesties Request," through the decadent blues and country of "Exile on Main Street", Rolling Stones: Rip This Joint is heavily illustrated with photos of the band from its founding days to the present. The book covers every Rolling Stones song in detail: how it was written, recorded and why. It also includes over 130 four-color illustrations and a song-by-song description of the output of what some people call rock's greatest band. Featuring original interviews with those close to the band, such as Marianne Faithfull, and collaborators such as Bobby Keys, Jim Price and the Dust Brothers, this is the essential companion to a legendary 35-year repertoire. The Publisher Paperback - 256 pages Rev edition (March 30, ) Thunder's Mouth Press; ISBN: 1560252812

It's Only Rock-N-Roll : The Ultimate Guide to the Rolling Stones
by James Karnbach, Carol Bernson 
(Paperback)

Old Gods Almost Dead: The 40-Year Odyssey of the Rolling Stones
by Stephen Davis
(Hardcover)

The True Adventures of the Rolling Stones
by Stanley Booth
(Paperback)

Nankering With the Rolling Stones
by James Phelge 
(Paperback)

A Journey Through America With the Rolling Stones
by Robert Greenfield, Ian Rankin 
(Paperback)

The Rolling Stones Singles Collection : The London Years / Guitar Tab Edition
by Carol Cuellar (Editor)
(Paperback)
 

The Rolling Stones : A Life on the Road by Rolling Stones, et al  Hardcover - 256 pages  Penguin Studio; ISBN: 0670880515

The Best of the Rolling Stones for Guitar
Paperback - 72 pages 
Hal Leonard Publishing Corporation; ISBN: 0793536545

Rolling Stones
(Paperback - June 1992)

Up and Down With the Rolling Stones
by Tony Sanchez
(Paperback)

Stone Alone : The Story of a Rock 'N' Roll Band
by Bill Wyman, Ray Coleman (Contributor)
(Paperback)

Keith Richards: The Biography
by Victor Bockris
(Paperback)

Keith
by Stanley Booth, Bob Gruen (Photographer)
(Paperback)
 

Rolling with the Stones by Bill Wyman, Richard Havers Of his own choosing, Bill Wyman's career as a founding member of the Rolling Stones has achieved a perspective that his legendary bandmates don't yet enjoy: a beginning, middle, and end. Indeed, the musicians once hailed as the greatest rock & roll band in the world have become more like the band that wouldn't die. But history can't be denied, and the man born William Perks of Lower Sydenham, London, has lovingly assembled this over-500-page book, equal parts memoir and lavishly illustrated coffee-table tome, with a winning mix of clear-eyed reportage (based on his own voluminous diaries) and an eye for colorful detail and ephemera worthy of a proud family scrapbook. Which, in many ways, Rolling with the Stones most resembles: family--and musical--trees are acknowledged, career moves dissected, deaths mourned, and triumphs and foibles alike are dispensed with equal candor. Wyman deflates the myth of the Stones as rock's preternatural bad boys (a conservative, sensationalist press made it all too easy to live down to expectations) yet allows the tragic legend of band founder Brian Jones to assume its proper perspective. A half-decade older than his bandmates, the retired Stone has few illusions about the band's true cultural impact and creative arc, devoting nearly three-quarters of the book to the Stones' first, turbulent decade. What is more gratifying is that he avoids the myopic constraints of the similarly sized Beatles Anthology, generously weaving the recollections of band members, associates, family, reporters, and even fan letters into a narrative whose outline is epic, but whose viewpoint has a decidedly human scale. --Jerry McCulley - Amazon.com Hardcover: 496 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.71 x 12.47 x 10.49 DK Publishing; ISBN: 0789489678; 1 Amer Ed edition (October 28, )

Rolling Stones 40X20
by Gus Coral (Editor), et al
(Paperback)

The Electric Guitar: An Illustrated History
by Paul Trynka (Editor)
Foreword by Keith Richards
Listed under Guitars

Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey: A Journey to Music's Heart & Soul
by Bill Wyman, Richard Havers
Listed under The Blues

Dance With the Devil : The Rolling Stones and Their Times
by Stanley Booth
Out of Print - Try Used Books

The Early Stones : Legendary Photographs of a Band in the Making 1963-1973
by Perry Richardson, Michael Cooper (Photographer)
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Keith Richards: Life As a Rolling Stone
by Barbara Charone
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