English rock band formed in London in May 1962. They are one of the longest-lived and most commercially successful groups in rock history. Inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1989 (Performer). Band members 05/1962 - 05/1963 Ian Stewart (Keyboards, piano) 05/1962 - 06/1969 Brian Jones (5) (Lead and rhythm guitars) 06/1962 - 10/1962 Dick Taylor (2) (Bass) 06/1962 - 12/1962 Tony Chapman (Drums) 06/1962 - present Mick Jagger (Lead vocals, harmonica, percussion) Keith Richards (Lead and rhythm guitars, acoustic guitar, backing vocals) 12/1962 - 01/1993 Bill Wyman (Bass) 01/1963 - 08/2021 Charlie Watts (Drums and percussion) 07/1969 - 12/1974 Mick Taylor (Lead and slide guitars) 03/1975 - present Ron Wood (Guitars, backing vocals) 60s UK discography Rolling Stones (same as US England's Newest Hitmakers except a few songs) Rolling Stones No2 (not released in the US market) Out Of Our Heads (different track listing than the US version) Aftermath (different track listing than the US version) Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) (different track listing than the US version) Have You Seen Your Mothe LIVE! (only made for export to Scandinavia) Between The Buttons (different track listing than the US version) Flowers (only made for export to Europe) Their Satanic Majesties Request Beggars Banquet Let It Bleed Through The Past Darkly (different track listing than the US version) 60s US discography Englands Newest Hitmakers (same as UK The Rolling Stones except a few songs) 12x5 (not issued in the UK) NOW! (not issued in the UK) Out Of Our Heads (different track listing than the UK version) Decembers Children (exclusive US release) Aftermath (different track listing than the UK version) Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) (different track listing than the UK version) Got LIVE If You Want It! Between The Buttons (different track listing than the UK version) Flowers Their Satanic Majesties Request Beggars Banquet Let It Bleed Through The Past Darkly (different track listing than the UK version)
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