Mick Jagger

It's a gas, gas, gas!

Rolling Stones singer plays harmonica on newly recorded take on his band's classic.

Their voices aren't their only instrument.

Bad Company frontman's showtime secret was revealed via a mutual guitarist.

“After doing the first couple of shows, I feel really good about it,” singer says of playing live after drummer's death.

“He was a very reliable person, wasn’t a diva," singer said of late bandmate. "That’s the last thing you want in a drummer.”

On more than one occasion, the Rolling Stones were strengthened by the duo's time away.

Author recalls being “ghostwriter’s ghostwriter” before singer canceled lucrative deal.

Audio-visual piece featuring portion of Dave Grohl collaboration will be sold at auction.

Rolling Stones singer admits large advance payment was “the seductive part” of abandoned book.