Guardian Music — 'I worked with Salvador Dalí for four days. He did a sculpture of my brain with a chocolate eclair running down the back'What got you started?I was at that perfect age: I was 15 when the Beatles came out in the US; then the Rolling Stones, the Kinks... more info

Guardian Music — Bono and the boys are in the headline slot at Worthy Farm on Friday… but should they be?Kitty Empire, Observer pop criticLast week, Glastonbury supremo Michael Eavis griped that booking the Wombles to play the legendary pop festival had been a mist... more info

ContactMusic — Justin Timberlake still shudders when he recalls his performance at a Toronto, Canada benefit concert organised by Mick Jagger - because he was pelted with beer cans by unhappy rock fans. The Rolling Stones personally invited the Cry Me a River singe... more info

Guardian Music — Singer and founding member of the R&B hitmakers the CoastersMany African-American close harmony groups flourished in the US in the 1950s, but few appealed to both black and white audiences as much as the Coasters. Their success owed a lot to the witt... more info

Totally Fuzzy — The rock revolution of the 1960's seen through the life and music of Jimi Hendrix. The first doomed icon of rock, Hendrix was the synthesis of everything that had gone before him and all that was to come. The Birth Of Rock also explores the infl... more info

ContactMusic — Mick Jagger is 'a hero in the sack'. The Rolling Stones lothario - who has fathered seven children with four different women - should credit his hair for his success with the opposite sex, according to Ozzy Osbourne. Ozzy told the Sunday Times... more info

Guardian Music — 26 February 1965: Number 6 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of rock musicIn early 1965, the Rolling Stones were in an exquisite quandary. They were the second biggest group in Britain by that point and rising fast in the US. But thei... more info

Guardian Music — November 1969: Number 19 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of rock musicUntil the Rolling Stones' 1969 US tour, the loudest thing at big-capacity shows was often the crowd, as anyone who's heard the long-deleted Beatles at the Hollywo... more info

The Telegraph — Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix and Rolling Stones have all played the Isle Of Wight Festival. more info

The Telegraph — This week's special guest on Sir Terry Wogan's show is Charlie Watts, the Rolling Stones drummer since 1963. more info