Doba stounová - Šedesát let Rolling Stones – Jonesová Lesley-Ann (2024)

The Rolling Stones played their first concert at the Marquee jazz club in London on July 12, 1962. Over time, a 'g' was added, a spark ignited, and their fate was sealed. The five white British boys set out to play the music of black America. Despite being condemned for morally corrupting the youth, the Rolling Stones created some of the most stunning musical recordings of all time. Today, they are perhaps louder and more influential than ever before - the Stones may be growing moss, but they keep rolling on. How did the greatest opponents of the establishment become a global brand known to the whole world? And at what cost? Lesley-Ann Jones follows this controversial, unsettling, and indestructible band through periods of hope, glory, and exile over the years as they became a colossus, leading to today's reckoning with rock... Here are the Rolling Stones as you've never seen them before - the good, the bad, and often the ugly. Lesley-Ann Jones is a journalist, presenter, broadcaster, and author of bestselling biographies such as Why Did John Lennon Die? The Definitive Portrait of a Music Legend and Freddie Mercury: The Bohemian Rhapsody of One Life.