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Keith Richards Meets the Mounties and Faces the Music
In Canada, the Rolling Stones attract the prime minister's wife, a pack of Mounties and a mess of trouble.
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Doc Watson and His Tall Drink O' Water Merle
Rolling Stone's 1973 interview with the guitarist and his son
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Interview: Checking In With Author Joseph Heller
The reluctant hero of three generations
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The Day John Lennon Was Shot
The killing of the former Beatle left fans around the world in shock and scrambling for answers
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The Unsinkable Dolly Parton
She's a working girl going from nine to five but she's doing a lot more than staying alive... she's a movie star
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Q&A: Dolly Parton
She's a working girl going from nine to five, but she's doing a lot more than staying alive...
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The Rolling Stones Grow Old Angrily
With a fast-selling new album and a new lease on life, the band says they may go on forever. That doesn't mean they're not getting more jaded and cynical
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Tom Wolfe: The Rolling Stone Interview
While outlining 'Bonfire of the Vanities,' the man who wrote 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test' reveals he was never on the bus
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Interview: Robbie Robertson
After 'The Last Waltz,' the Band guitarist takes a chance on 'Carny'
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Silver
Good news from the Cash-Carter camp: Johnny Cash, after years of phonographic complacency, has shaken the dust off his career and given us a splendid LP, Silver, which marks his twenty-fifth year as a recording artist. Surprisingly, he's turned from Nashville to Los Angeles for help — to Emmylou Harris' producer, Brian Ahern, and to […]
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