Your Last Chance to See?
Bob Harris concludes the story of the Rolling Stones with the feud between Mick and Keith getting worse.
Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 80s and 90s, when they became stadium rockers. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones.
Programme four: Your Last Chance To See?
Although Jagger admitted that The Stones "lost of a little bit of sensitivity and adventure" with their work in the 80s, as the group entered middle-age, they became the most successful live act in history.
Their stadium tours broke records across the globe and the Rolling Stones became a business phenomenon. For some members the time had come to retire gracefully but, as the band announce yet another tour, this final programme considers the business machine the group has become, the solo projects, and asks if the 21st century incarnation of the Stones is more about a visual spectacle than a musical one?
Key albums featured: Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, Steel Wheels and Bridges to Babylon.
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Underworld
Always Loved A Film
- CD SINGLE.
- COOKING VINYL.
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The Black Keys
Run Right Back
- Nonesuch.
Credit
Role | Contributor |
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Producer | Frank Wilson |
Broadcasts
- Sun 22 Aug 2010 03:00成人快手 Radio 6 Music
- Tue 17 Jul 2012 04:00成人快手 Radio 6 Music