Exile on Main Street: A Season in Hell with the Rolling Stones (Hardcover) by Robert Greenfield

from FicusFan

I am a big Stones fan, and Exile is my favorite album. I saw this in the store and picked it up on impulse. I have also read several other behind the scenes books about the Rolling Stones, as well as auto/biographies about several members. That said there is nothing in this book that is new or ev...

from Bglyder

I had read UP AND DOWN WITH THE ROLLING STONES by Tony Sanchez nearly 27 years ago. I actually preferred Tony's book even with its many factual errors. This book just reiterates much of Tony's book.

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If you're looking for a good read about sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll, you'll get a lot of drugs, a little sex, and a hint of rock in this account of the Rolling Stones' sordid summer in France which eventuated in the eponymous album the next year. The book contains very little emphasis on music sa...

from addict

By 1971, Jimi Hendrix, Brian Jones and Janis Joplin were dead and Jim Morrison soon would be. Equally troubled, the Rolling Stones, those bad boy icons of the era, took their decadent circus to the French Riviera to escape British taxes and record an album. In a slang-filled present tense, Greenf...