ContactMusic — ROLLING STONES rocker RONNIE WOOD has credited his new girlfriend for his 60 days of sobriety.The guitarist has endured a lengthy battle with alcohol addiction and... more info

All About Jazz — Reader Neil McCarthy responded to my recent interview with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards about the expanded reissue of the Rolling Stones 1972 album Exile on Main St. with an intriguing theory thats been voiced by others over the years. In short,... more info

ContactMusic — RONNIE WOOD has laughed off reports he has been dropped from THE ROLLING STONES line-up, amid his battle with booze.The guitarist has been dogged by rumours his role in... more info

Guardian Music — To make this album, the tax-exile Stones, plus wives, girlfriends, drug dealers and hangers-on, moved to the south of FranceThe cliched thing to say about Exile on Main Street, the 1971 album from the Rolling Stones that has just been reissued and go... more info

Undercover, Australia — The reissue of the classic 1978 Rolling Stones album `Exile On Main Street` continues to be an outstanding success with a no. 2 debut in the USA this week. more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Reader Neil McCarthy responded to my recent interview with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards about the expanded reissue of the Rolling Stones’ 1972 album “Exile on Main St.” with an intriguing theory that’s been voiced by others over the years..... more info

Guardian Music — Simply Red vocalist Hucknall is rock'n'roll enough to step into original front man Rod Stewart's shoes, insists Ronnie WoodThey were as celebrated for rock'n'roll excess as for their influential music, and counted among their members two of the most ... more info

Guardian Music — Injured U2 singer's withdrawal from 40th anniversary event sparks speculation about who will take over headline spotSpeculation over who will headline the Friday night slot of the Glastonbury festival is feverish, after U2 were forced to pull out of ... more info

NME — Fans speculate over who will take Bono and co's place more info

Popdose — A case could be made that Exile On Main Street (Universal) is the greatest rock and roll album ever made. After all, it’s got everything, from the full-tilt boogie of “Rip This Joint,” to the otherworldly blues of Slim Harpo’s “Shake Your H... more info