[BBC DOCUMENTARY] - The Rolling Stones In BLue

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[BBC DOCUMENTARY] - The Rolling Stones In BLue

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THE ROLLING STONES IN BLUE Broadcast 2024.07.31 The Rolling Stones - Stop Breaking Down Little Walter - I Got To Go The Rolling Stones - I Just Want to Make Love To You The Rolling Stones - Honest I Do The Rolling Stones - Mona (I Need You Baby) Muddy Waters - Rollin' Stone The Rolling Stones - I Can't Be Satisfied (BBC Top Gear Live Session 1964) The Rolling - Might As Well Get Juiced Alexis Korner - I Got My Brand On You Big Bill Broonzy - Guitar Shuffle Jimmy Reed - Bright Lights, Big City The Rolling Stones - Little Rain The Rolling Stones - Little Red Rooster The Rolling Stones - I'm A King Bee The Rolling Stones - Commit A Crime The Rolling Stones - Confessin' The Blues The Rolling - Look What You've Done The Rolling Stones - Down Home Girl The Rolling Stones - Midnight Rambler The Rolling - Midnight Rambler (Live Session San Jose 1999) The Rolling Stones - You Gotta Move The Rolling Stones - Ventilator Blues The Rolling Stones - Ride 'Em On Down The Rolling Stones and the blues: it's one of the greatest and most enduring love affairs in rock 'n' roll. The group whose very name came from a 1950 Muddy Waters song have done more than any other to bring the music that they've loved all their lives into the mainstream — from the incredible achievement (one of Keith Richards' proudest) of getting a blues song to the top of the UK singles chart, in 1964 with 'Little Red Rooster,' to scoring their 12th No. 1 album in their home country in 2016 with Blue & Lonesome. Cerys Matthews presents this fast-paced trip through the Stones' personal blues history, as told by the band themselves. The documentary calls on both new interview material and vintage audio recorded with the legendary group over the last quarter-century with programme producer Paul Sexton. As described by the Stones, we'll hear about their unbreakable connection to Waters, perhaps their greatest early inspiration of all, as well as Howlin' Wolf, Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Little Walter Jacobs, Buddy Guy and more. Cerys plays the original versions of some of the greatest blues music in history, as well as the Stones' interpretations of them on singles, albums and for BBC Radio, not to mention the blues originals they went on to create and continue to perform. We'll hear how the blues informed every aspect of their development, from avid collectors to global superstars