1962-1964
1960年、シドカップ・アートカレッジの学生であったリチャーズとロンドン・スクール・オブ・エコノミクスの学生であったミックがダートフォード駅で再会する。ミックが持っていたチャック・ベリーとマディ・ウォーターズのレコードで、お互いの興味が明らかになって友情が復活し、ディック・テイラー（後にプリティ・シングス（英語版）のメンバーとなる）を加えてのバンド「リトル・ボーイ・ブルー・アンド・ザ・ブルー・ボーイズ」結成につながる。
1962; 3人はアーリング・ジャズクラブでアレクシス・コーナーの「ブルース・インコーポレイテッド」のステージにゲスト出演していたブライアン・ジョーンズのスライドギターを目の当たりにして衝撃を受ける。
1962年7月12日、バンド名はマーキー・クラブ（英語版）そのままに「ザ・ローリン・ストーンズ The Rollin' Stones」として最初のギグを行った[17]。ラインナップはミック、キース、ブライアン、ピアノにイアン、ベースにディック、ドラマーはミック・エイヴォリー（後にキンクスに加入）であった。
ビル・ワイマンは1962年12月に加入し、チャーリー・ワッツは翌月の1963年1月に説得されて加入、
バンドのリズム体が確定した。
1963
17.01.63
London
Marquee Jazz Club
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Bill Wyman (bass) Charlie Watts (drums)
24.01.63
London
Marquee Jazz Club
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Bill Wyman (bass) Charlie Watts (drums)
25.01.63
Sutton
Red Lion Pub
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(Personnel constant from this 24.01.63 onwards)
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630314A 14th March: London, Harringay Jazz Club, Manor House Pub
630317A 17th March: London: Ken Colyer Jazz Club, Studio 51
630317B 17th March: Richmond, Station Hotel
630320A 20th March: Sutton, Red Lion Club
630322A 22nd March: Windsor, Ricky Tick Club, Star And Garter Pub
630324A 24th March: London, Ken Colyer Jazz Club, Studio 51
630324B 24th March: Richmond, Station Hotel
630329A 29th March: Windsor, Ricky Tick Club, Star And Garter Pub
630330A 30th March: Guildford, Wooden Bridge Hotel
630331A 31st March: London, Ken Colyer Jazz Club, Studio 51
630331B 31st March: Richmond, Station Hotel
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19630414 It was 56 years ago today (April 14th, 1963) that The Beatles and The Rolling Stones first met. The Beatles, who were new on the scene in London, had heard about the group through word of mouth, and were in the audience at the Stones’ show in Richmond at the Crawdaddy Club at the Station Hotel. Shortly thereafter, George Harrison personally recommended that Decca Records
Apr 28, '63 Andrew Loog Oldharn and Eric Easton see the Rolling Stones at
Richmond and sign a management deal the next day.
May, ' 63 Rolling Stones sign with Decca Records.
May 10, ' 63 First official recording session at Olympic Studios. Andrew
Oldham produced. Tracks include "Come On," and "I Wanna Be Loved."
Jun 7, '63 "Come On"'I Wanna Be Loved" released and the Stones make their TV
debut on hank Yow Lucky Stars.
Sep 29, '63 First English tour with Everly Brothers and Bo Diddley opens at
the New Victoria. London, with 30 dates concluding on Nov 3.
Nov l, '63 "I Wanna Be Your Man"'Stoned" released.
Jan 6, ' 64 The Rolling Stones start tour, topping the bill for the first
time, with the Ronettes.
Feb 21, '64 Release "Not Fade Away"/"Little By Little."
3枚目のシングル、バディ・ホリーの「ノット・フェイド・アウェイ」は、1964年2月にリリースされ、3位を記録した。
Apr i 64 Release their first LP The .Rolling Stones.
ファーストアルバム『ザ・ローリング・ストーンズ』（アメリカでは『イングランズ・ニューエスト・ヒットメーカーズ』）
の収録曲はカバーが大半で、ジャガー・リチャーズのオリジナルは「テル・ミー」のみであった。
また、2曲のクレジットは「ナンカー・フェルジ」と記載された。これはバンド全員のペンネームであった。
Jun 3 - First American tour. On June 16, they fly to Magdalen College,
Oxford,
Jun 20, '64 to honor an agreement booked the previous year and then
immediately resune their tour.
Jun 26, '64 Release "It's All Over Now"/"Good Times, Bad Times."
Jul 8 '64 "It's All Over Now" goes to Number One.
Sep 5 '64 British tour with Charlie and Inez Foxx until Oct 11.
Oct 20,'64 The Olympia is the band's first show in Paris and hundreds of stampeding fans
break windows at the theater after the show. Police are called in, there are riots in
the streets, resulting in lS0 people arrested.
Oct 23. ' 64 Stones fly to the US for 12 dates, including the Academy of Music and the d
Sullivan Show.
Nov 13, '64 Release "Little Red Rooster"/"Off The Hook."
Dec 21, '64 Publication of pocket book Ode to a High Flying Bird by Charlie
Watts It's the story of legendary sax player Charlie "Bird" Parker and was
written in 1961.
Jan ' 65 Release of The Rolling Stones No. 2 album.
Feb 26, '65 Release of "The Last Time"/"Play With Fire."
Mar 5 - Major European tour with the Hollies, included stops in England,
Apr 18, '65 Scandinavia, and France.
Apr 22, '65 Fly to Montreal for Canadian and American tour.
Aug 20, '65 Release "Satisfaction"/"Spider And The Fly."
Aug 24, '65 The Rolling Stones meet with Allen Klein for the first time.
Aug 28, '65 Andrew Oldham and Allen Klein to co-manage the Rolling Stones. The
band sign a new five-year contract with Decca.
Oct 17, ' 65 Release LP Out Of Ou Heads.
Oct 22, '65 Release "Get Off My Cloud"'The Singer Not The Song."
Oct 29, '65 Again. fly to Montreal for the fourth Canadian/American tour.
Feb 4, '66 Release "19th Nervous Breakdown"/"As Tears Go By."
Mar 26, '66 European tour begins.
Apr ' 66 Release A ftennath LP.
May 13, '66 Release "Paint lt Black"'Long While."
Jun 23, '66 Rolling Stones arrive in New York for their fifth
American Canadian tour, which ends in Hawaii.
Sep 10 ' 66 The Rolling Stones appear on Ed Sullivan Show in New York and Ready Steady
Go in England.
Sep 23, '66 Release "Have You Seen Your Mother Baby"'Who's Driving Your Plane."
Sep 23 - Opening of British tour at London ' s Albert Hall with reception
afterwards. Tour Oct 9, '66 with Ike & Tina Turner and the
Yardbirds.
Nov ' 66 Release of Big Hits (High Tide And Green Grass) LP .
Jan 20, '67 Release of Between The Buttons album in America.
Jan 28, '67 Release of "Let ' s Spend The Night Together"/"Ruby Tuesday."
Mar 25 - Opening of European tour in Oerbo, Sweden. The Stones make their
first Apr 13, '67 visit behind the Iron Curtain when they play
Warsaw, Poland.
Aug 18, ' 7 Release of "We Love You"/"Dandelion" -- described as a thank-you
to fans who were loyal during their various court appearances.
Sep ' 67 The Rolling Stones announce that they have broken away from Andrew
Oldham and will in the future produce their own records.
Dec ' 67 Release Their Satanic Majesties Request LP.
May 25, '68 Release "Jumpin' Jack Flash"/"Child Of The Moon."
Sep 1, '68 Mick begins work on his first film role in Nic Roeg's Prformance.
Dec 5, '68 The Rolling Stones hold a "beggars" banquet at Elizabethan rooms in
London to mark the release of their LP, Beggar's Barlquet. Lord
Harlech deputizes for Keith who is ill. They surprise guests with
a custard pie throwing party.
Dec 12, '68 The Rolling Stones' Rocl 'N'Roll Cicus is filmed at Wembley
studios for television. Friends include John Lennon and Yoko Ono.
Beggar's Banquetis released.
Jun 8, '69 Brian Jones leaves the Rolling Stones. Former Yardbirds guitarist
Mick Taylor replaces him. Chronology 4
Jul 3 '69 Brian Jones dies at his home near Hartfield (Cotchford Farms.)
Jul 5, '69 Rolling Stones perform a free concert in London ' s Hyde Park. Mick
Jagger reads a a poem by Shelley as a dedication to Brian and
releases thousands of butterflies.
Jul 6, ' 69 Mick Jagger leaves for Australia to film Ned Kelly.
Jul 11, '69 Release "Honky Tonk Women"/"You Can't Always Get What You Want."
Sep '69 Release of Through The Past Darkly album.
Oct 17, '69 The Rolling Stones arrive in Los Angeles to set up their sixth
American tour.
Nov 7, '69 Stones begin their U.S. tour.
Jan '70 Release of Let It Bleed LP.
Jul 28, '70 Premiere of Ned Kelly in Glenrowan, Melbourne, Australia (near where the real
Ned Kelly used to live.)
Jul 30, '70 The Rolling Stones inform Allen Klein that neither he nor ABKCO
Industries Inc., nor any other company have any authority to
negotiate contracts on their behalf in the future.
KONTINE TO DATE-BY DATE
Jul , '94 Stones play an unannounced warm-up gig at Toronto's l,100-capacity RPM Club.
The charge is the regular five dollar cover which is donated to the Covenant
Hospice. The band play 16 songs, including "Brown Sugar," "Street Fighting
Man,""Tumbling Dice," and "Rocks Off," plus new songs such as "Sparks Will
Fly" and "I Go Wild." Dan Akroyd is one of the guests that attend. It is bassist
Darryl Jones' live debut with the band.
Aug I, ' 94 Stones launch their Voodoo Lounge tour at RFK Stadium in Washington, D .C .
(1976 through 1994 written and researched by Bill German of the Beggars Banquet newsletter.)
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