Yahoo! Music — AP - Guitarist Duane Eddy picked his rumbling "Peter Gunn" instrumental and Rolling Stone Keith Richards jammed with The Crickets on "Not Fade Away" as a host of musicians and producers were honored during the Musicians Hall of Fame induction ceremon... more info

Guardian Music — What got you started? My dad. He was signed to Polydor before I was born, and his single was always on the jukebox in the local pub. I had guitar lessons from the guitarist in his band, did my first gig aged 12, and it all went from there.What was yo... more info

Guardian Music — It's been a long time, but Jerry Lee Lewis is confident that the Rolling Stones remember who he is. The rock'n'roll legend is planning a blues-tinged album for next year, with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards both making guest appearances."I have known... more info

ContactMusic — Rock icons MICK JAGGER, DAVID BOWIE and ELTON JOHN are reportedly set to form a supergroup - to play at the London Olympics in 2012. The Rolling Stones are slated to ... more info

ContactMusic — ROLLING STONE rocker RONNIE WOOD's daughter LEAH is expecting her first child - just four months after marrying her longterm partner, British TV presenter JACK MACDONALD. ... more info

Starpulse — Rock and roll icon Jerry Lee Lewis wants to collaborate with two fellow music legends on his new album - Rolling Stones duo Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. The "Great Balls Of Fire" hit-maker[...] Read more! more info

Wired - Listening Post — If Radiohead, Paul McCartney, The Rolling Stones and other popular artists hadn't already left it for dead, we'd almost feel bad for EMI, one of Earth's four major labels left alive. In truth, EMI might have asked for it, after... more info

Rock Sellout — A few year’s ago it was said that Oasis were too old to be the Libertines but too young to be the Rolling Stones, and that they had no clear of place in the music scene. After seeing them on tour this week, all I can say is this: it doesnâ... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: The Chum BucketSpinner.com: New benches in Britain will play songs from the Rolling Stones, Dusty Springfield and Queen. No, 'Fat Bottomed Girls' did not make the cut. [NME]That Smiths reunion? Fugeddaboutit. [NME]A homeless man found P... more info

NME — Musical benches playing the songs of The Rolling Stones, Dusty Springfield and Queen are being erected across Britain. more info