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Pre-order this groundbreaking reckoning with the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band from the award-winning, bestselling author of classic histories of the Beatles and Led Zeppelin.
AĀ New York TimesĀ Most Anticipated Book of 2026
āSpitz offers a good explanation for why the Stones have endured, filthy rich while continuing to present themselves as unwholesome, dangerous street rats . . . a treasure trove for Stones fansāĀ KirkusĀ (starred review)
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ⦠THE ROLLING STONES
What left is there to say about the Stones?
A hell of a lot, it turns out . . .
You think you know the story? Think again. Shorn of dulling layers of myth and received wisdom, an irresistible, clear-eyed portrait emerges of a band who, after sixty years, continue to break new ground and command our attention.
And at the heart of it all is the remarkable, unique, fractious, codependent, alchemical bond between Mick and Keith, the Glimmer Twins. Thereās been debauchery, decadence and death along the way. Not everyone survived the journey, but the band was always greater than the sum of its parts, laying down a trail of classic albums and landmark live performances in its wake.
Drawing on decades of music industry experience and five years of dedicated research, critically acclaimed biographer Bob Spitz brings a fresh eye to the epic story of the greatest rock ānā roll band in the world.
In 2026 they remain in a league of their own.Ā The Rolling StonesĀ shows why.
PRAISE FOR BOB SPITZ
āA treasure trove for Stones fansāĀ Kirkus
āRiveting ... startlingly well-reported and consistently engagingāĀ Boston Globe
āIrresistible ⦠a captivating picture that hasn't been seen beforeāĀ New York Times
āSpitz researches like a historian and writes like a novelistāĀ Christian Science Monitor
āNo other book captures it so well, understands so well...ā Greil Marcus
āSpitz delivers inside details and analysis with his well-known gift for storytellingāĀ People
āNo biographer has dug as deeply or with such verve. . . Energetic and engagingāĀ Washington Post
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Pre-order this groundbreaking reckoning with the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band from the award-winning, bestselling author of classic histories of the Beatles and Led Zeppelin.
AĀ New York TimesĀ Most Anticipated Book of 2026
āSpitz offers a good explanation for why the Stones have endured, filthy rich while continuing to present themselves as unwholesome, dangerous street rats . . . a treasure trove for Stones fansāĀ KirkusĀ (starred review)
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ⦠THE ROLLING STONES
What left is there to say about the Stones?
A hell of a lot, it turns out . . .
You think you know the story? Think again. Shorn of dulling layers of myth and received wisdom, an irresistible, clear-eyed portrait emerges of a band who, after sixty years, continue to break new ground and command our attention.
And at the heart of it all is the remarkable, unique, fractious, codependent, alchemical bond between Mick and Keith, the Glimmer Twins. Thereās been debauchery, decadence and death along the way. Not everyone survived the journey, but the band was always greater than the sum of its parts, laying down a trail of classic albums and landmark live performances in its wake.
Drawing on decades of music industry experience and five years of dedicated research, critically acclaimed biographer Bob Spitz brings a fresh eye to the epic story of the greatest rock ānā roll band in the world.
In 2026 they remain in a league of their own.Ā The Rolling StonesĀ shows why.
PRAISE FOR BOB SPITZ
āA treasure trove for Stones fansāĀ Kirkus
āRiveting ... startlingly well-reported and consistently engagingāĀ Boston Globe
āIrresistible ⦠a captivating picture that hasn't been seen beforeāĀ New York Times
āSpitz researches like a historian and writes like a novelistāĀ Christian Science Monitor
āNo other book captures it so well, understands so well...ā Greil Marcus
āSpitz delivers inside details and analysis with his well-known gift for storytellingāĀ People
āNo biographer has dug as deeply or with such verve. . . Energetic and engagingāĀ Washington Post












