Is Mick Jagger Gay? - Rolling Stones Band Mate Keith Richards Questions Sexuality
March 27, 2008 by Dave Parrack
Keith Richards has seen fit to question the sexuality of Rolling Stone band mate Mick Jagger, and after over 40 years of sharing sexual partners, there’s not anyone who would know better than Richards.
According to the NME, Richards gave an interview to GQ magazine in support of the release of Shine A Light, the Martin Scorsese directed documentary which is due in theatres from April 4th.
When asked about the rumours of Jagger’s sexuality over the years, Richards said:
“I really have no idea if anyone ever shoved it up the shitter. I’m not there watching it every day. But there was, at the time, a load of excruciatingly painful campness that went on.”
What a way with words he has!
Keith Richards Loves Amy Winehouse - Warns Her Off Drugs & He Should Know
March 16, 2008 by Dave Parrack
If you’re Amy Winehouse, and are seeing your career suffer (in some ways, and improve in others) thanks to being addicted to drink and drugs, and that rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle, who would be the best person to advise you? Someone who’d been there, and done that of course.
Step forward Keith Richards, the Rolling Stone with the worst reputation for being a big party animal.
64 year old Keith Richards, so he’s eligible for a free bus pass, gave an interview to the Mail On Sunday in which they asked him about which current musicians he rates.
He replied:
“There’s only one person, that girl Amy. Mind you, that girl isn’t going to be around long unless she sorts herself out pretty quick. Amy’s got to get smart.”
“I’m not a preacher. But I’ve been there and you have to pass it on.”
Rolling Stones To Retire From Live Tours? | London O2 Arena Show To Be Last Ever
August 21, 2007 by Dave Parrack
I might have missed my chance to see The Rolling Stones live. Damn and blast, yes, it looks like I’ve left it just that bit too late to see a classic group play their tunes in person.
Rumours are abound that the group will announce their plans to retire from live shows after this Sundays gig at the O2 arena (better known as the doomed Millennium Dome) in London.
This Sundays concert will be the final date of The Rolling Stones 2 year long ‘A Bigger Bang Tour’ world tour, and will probably be their last ever. Why are they giving up playing live I hear no-one ask? Obviously because of age. The group have been together since 1962 and are now all in their 60s.
Rolling Stones Keith Richards Life Story | Is It Worth $9 Million?
July 31, 2007 by Dave Parrack
The Rolling Stones have had a long and varied career, and let’s be honest, they aren’t getting any younger. So it comes as no surprise to learn that Keith Richards, guitarist and founding member of the Rolling Stones is looking to sell the publication rights to his life story.
Ed Victor is auctioning the English language rights in New York this week and offers are likely to approach $7 million. The foreign translation rights on top of that are likely to be worth $2 million adding up to a stupidly high amount of money for book rights.