who replaced brian jones in the rolling stones?
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Definitely Mick Taylor,who was later replaced by Ron Wood.\nAlso did you know that they were seriously considering replacing Mick Taylor with Peter Frampton ?
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Most people would say No as to the Who.  The Who were better than the Dave Clark Five, but still . . .  \n\nIn the 70s the long standing debate was between the Rolling Stones and the Beatles.  People would duke it out about that one.\n\nBrian Wilson wrote some amazing songs, though the beatles catalog overall is better than the Beach Boys.  The Beatles had amazing talent in Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison.  Brian Wilson had to do it all by himself, he pushed the envelope.
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The BEATLES  \n   If the Beatle didn't break the barrier, no one else would have.   The Stones are a great band and I love thier music but I think the beatles for the short time they were together were more prolific, and alway growing and changing.  Everyone copied what they were going through.   A good example of this is out there in a picture of Paul McCartney conducting an orchestra with Mick Jagger sitting at his feet and watching.
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The Beatles were the best band in Rock/Pop music. The Stones were surpassed by their peers in terms of sheer talent. In the late 60s in London you had The Who, Hendrix, Beatles etc. who were very highly regarded. The Stones have survived and gained popularity only in recent decades.\n\nBesides, the Beatles' albums are full of top-notch melodies, while the Stones' albums are full of filler. They mostly got by with their pseudo-rebellious attitude, not their music.
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Yep, ray, robbie n john  - see below (cut n pasted)\n\nIAN ASTBURY is realistic about the difficulty involved in replacing late rock legend JIM MORRISON in THE DOORS - but deals with it by viewing himself as a classical musician.\n\nThe former CULT frontman has joined together with original keyboardist RAY MANZAREK and guitarist ROBBIE KRIEGER to reform The Doors, which has attracted some criticism and scepticism, as well as a lawsuit from drummer JOHN DENSMORE.
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Eddie VanHalen - guitar / lead vocals\nAlex VanHalen - drums\nMark Stone on Base (replaced in 1974 by Michael Anthony)
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The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and the Eagles
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There was a concert in 1971 when, having been infuriated by Garcia's decision to play "St Stephen" at a point in the show which they believe clearly to have been inappropriate, the drummers went into the set closer which was "Not Fade Away" in a way which made the rest of the band have to follow them. Could this be what you are referring to?
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Mick Jagger is and has always been the lead singer of \n"The Rolling Stones"\nhttp://www.google.com/search?as_q=&num=10&hl=en&btnG=Google+Search&as_epq=The+Rolling+Stones&as_oq=&as_eq=&lr=&as_ft=i&as_filetype=&as_qdr=all&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&as_occt=any&as_dt=i&as_sitesearch=&as_rights=&safe=images\n\nMick Jagger:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&as_qdr=all&q=%22Mick+Jagger%22\n\nRingo Starr:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&as_qdr=all&q=%22Ringo+Starr%22\n\nRory Emerald (aka: Julian Lee Hobbs):\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&as_qdr=all&q=%22Rory+Emerald%22
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The Rolling Stones, oh you said Hormones, I thought you  said whores (it's the noise in here!)
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He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones.
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He's never been made an official member of the band - he is contractually an employee of The Rolling Stones, not a member, and can be replaced if necessary without a lot of legal wrangling.
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Check amazon.com or maybe the Stones website.
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I remember the Super Session album he was on back in the late 60's with Mike Bloomfield. Haven't heard any of his music for years. The song that first comes to mind is Season of the Witch. I believe he also played the great organ part on Dylan's original "Like a Rolling Stone", but I may be mistaken about that.
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Shakin!  Snappin' her fingers! Wooah!  She was moving 'round and 'round...she was shakin'\n\nYes he is still alive.  Gosh, I sure hope that folks applaud the rolling stones next time they try to do a concert (hope they have wheelchair ramps in place tho) LOL!\n\nOld isn't bad, right?
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Led Zeppelin\nThe Rolling Stones\nThe Who\nPink Floyd\nCream
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I saw a comedian one time who commented on the fact that he had recently seen (this was YEARS ago) Keith doing a Rock Against Drugs commercial... imagine seeing Keith saying "don't do drugs" Yeah well we can't do drugs anymore Mr. Richards, because YOU already F***ing did Them ALL. I laughed...He does look pretty rough these days, I can't believe he can still perform. I had this funny thought when I was watching them at the Superbowl... wouldn't it be ironic if Mick had a big ol' heart attack right in the middle of the song "Start Me Up" and they had to hit him with the defibrillator? That would be priceless!!