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They are a living symbol of rock and roll. The phenomenon of the Rolling Stones is, among other things, that the decades pass, time and people change, and they still fill the largest stadiums in the world – said the musical journalist of the Polish radio program No. 3 Piotr Stelmach [19659002]. Reason: no sponsor
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The Rolling Stones will perform on Sunday in Warsaw as part of the European tour "Stones – No Filter". The concert program includes such hits as "I Can not Get Satisfaction", "Paint It Black", "Tumbling Dice" and "Brown Sugar". The organizers announce their spectacular visual setting.
The Sunday concert will be the fourth performance of the Stones in Poland. The last time the band played in our country in 2007, earlier was produced in 1998 at the Silesian stadium in Chorzów.
For the first time in our country, the group played two concerts in 1967 in the congress hall of the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw.
"It seems to me that the" Stones "were mentally and musically just as important as" then, "Piotr Stelmach said.
Rock and Roll Seniors
He pointed out that the group – even though each of his musicians is over 70 – still fills the world's largest stadiums, the places for his concerts are quickly exhausted, and when the group enters the scene, shouts of joy are heard. "I have not seen anyone who has not smiled or even exulted the joy of their concerts right up here," Stelmach said. He emphasized that the group is still alive and creative – it has not been imitated for years. They are persistent, overcoming new obstacles.
"It seems to me that there is no place to cut the coupons of celebrity.The history of rock and roll and folk music can be brutal. One really starts to cut the coupons, sooner or later, he takes revenge, reveals himself "- said the reporter. "Meanwhile, after nearly 56 years since the creation of the Rolling Stones, they still arouse admiration, respect, excitement, smile, emotions, joy, sometimes anger, but they are still alive, it's still happening here and now, not just there and then, "he said.
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"When you look at Mick Jagger in particular, it is very doubtful whether anyone here deceives nature.All the Stones, and he in particular, must have signed a secret pact with a very strong power. Because you are 75 years old and you are doing such a show on stage, you can interact with the public and perform all these characteristic gestures … It requires incredible strength and an unimaginable organism.We also remember that Mick is preparing for such concerts for several months, a phenomenal affair, "Stelmach said
" Stones are a living symbol of rock and roll, and they are for many years "- sums up the journalist.
Still in satisfaction quest
The legendary rock band The Rolling Stones was founded in 1962 at the initiative of Brian Jones, the late leader and guitarist.The first official performance of the group composed of Jagge r, Jones, Richards, Taylor and Stewart (with the support of Mick Avory on drums) was held in July 1962 at the London Marquee Club. They played as "The Rollin & # 39; Stones". Soon Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman joined the team, and the apostrophe disappeared from the name.
Their first album, released in 1964, gained a lot of popularity in the UK. In 1965, they successfully completed their American tour, during which the cult hit "I Can not Get No" Satisfaction was created.
In 1968, they recorded a scandalous song "Sympathy For The Devil". Their next world tour took place in the early 1970s. In 1975, Ron Taylor's place in the group was taken by Ronnie Wood. Six years later, the band recorded the album "Tattoo You" with the hit "Start Me Up".
In 1986, The Rolling Stones received the Grammy Award for his entire career, and three years later, they were admitted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 2001, Mick Jagger was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II.
The last studio album of the band "Blue & Lonesome" was released in December 2016.
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