Episodes
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01 | England's Newest Hit Makers | 20100819 | 20120714 | Bob Harris looks at the early years of the Rolling Stones. Bob Harris chronicles the band that defines rock 'n' roll: The Rolling Stones and looks back at their early years when the band grew out of the British blues scene. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Bob takes the lid off the longest running rock band in the world. Featuring exclusive archive sessions with The Stones, this series tells the epic story of how the band emerged from a passion for deep blues, to create a musical force that continues resonate. Programme One: England's Newest Hit Makers By the time the Rolling Stones began calling themselves the 'World's Greatest Rock n Roll Band' in the late 1960s, they had already staked out an impressive claim on the title. This opening programme traces the band's roots as a consciously dangerous alternative to The Beatles, the involvement of manager Andrew Loog Oldham, and the creation of the classic Stones' line-up that resulted in them becoming the breakout band of Britain's 60's blues scene. Key albums featured: The Rolling Stones 1 and 2, Aftermath and their EPs. | |
01 | England's Newest Hit Makers | 20100819 | 20120714 | Bob Harris chronicles the band that defines rock 'n' roll: The Rolling Stones and looks back at their early years when the band grew out of the British blues scene. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Bob takes the lid off the longest running rock band in the world. Featuring exclusive archive sessions with The Stones, this series tells the epic story of how the band emerged from a passion for deep blues, to create a musical force that continues resonate. Programme One: England's Newest Hit Makers By the time the Rolling Stones began calling themselves the 'World's Greatest Rock n Roll Band' in the late 1960s, they had already staked out an impressive claim on the title. This opening programme traces the band's roots as a consciously dangerous alternative to The Beatles, the involvement of manager Andrew Loog Oldham, and the creation of the classic Stones' line-up that resulted in them becoming the breakout band of Britain's 60's blues scene. Key albums featured: The Rolling Stones 1 and 2, Aftermath and their EPs. | |
01 | England's Newest Hit Makers | 20100819 | 20120714 | Bob Harris looks at the early years of the Rolling Stones. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20160803 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Alexis Korner tells the story of the band's beginnings and early success. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
01 | The Early Days | 20180612 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Alexis Korner tells the story of the band's beginnings and early success. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
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01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20140607 (6M) | Alexis Korner tells the story of the band's beginnings and early success. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20160803 (6M) | Alexis Korner tells the story of the band's beginnings and early success. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20150606 (6M) | As the veteran band returns to the road in the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. With contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and others. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20140607 (6M) | As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. With contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and others. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20140607 (6M) 20150606 (6M) 20160803 (6M) | To complement the BBC's My Generation season, another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. With contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and others. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band's beginnings and early success. As the veteran band returns to the road in the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. With contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and others. As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. With contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and others. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20160803 (6M) | To complement the BBC's My Generation season, another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. With contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and others. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20120630 | Alexis Korner tells the story of the band's beginnings and early success. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20100509 | 20120630 | Presented by Alexis Korner, with contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and more. This episode covers the band's beginnings & early success. | |
01 | The Early Days | 20170611 | Alexis Korner tells the story of the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
02 | Sticky Fingers | 20100820 | 20120715 | Bob Harris looks at the back at The Rolling Stones in the 60s when the band had nine albums and fourteen Top 10 hits in seven years. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme two: Sticky Fingers 1967 saw a turning point for The Rolling Stones. With the release of Between the Buttons, the band finally abandoned the ways of pure pop in favour of their blend of rock and blues. A brief infatuation with psychedelia, and an encounter with the British law, resulted in a revitalised band that resulted in an edgy Beggars Banquet album filled with detours into straight blues and campy country which was hailed a masterpiece. While it undoubtedly opened a new chapter in the saga of the Stones, it was also the beginning of the end for their relationship with Brian Jones. Key albums featured: Between The Buttons, Their Satanic Majesties Request, Beggar's Banquet, and Let It Bleed. | |
02 | Sticky Fingers | 20100820 | 20120715 | Bob Harris looks at the back at The Rolling Stones in the 60s when the band had nine albums and fourteen Top 10 hits in seven years. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme two: Sticky Fingers 1967 saw a turning point for The Rolling Stones. With the release of Between the Buttons, the band finally abandoned the ways of pure pop in favour of their blend of rock and blues. A brief infatuation with psychedelia, and an encounter with the British law, resulted in a revitalised band that resulted in an edgy Beggars Banquet album filled with detours into straight blues and campy country which was hailed a masterpiece. While it undoubtedly opened a new chapter in the saga of the Stones, it was also the beginning of the end for their relationship with Brian Jones. Key albums featured: Between The Buttons, Their Satanic Majesties Request, Beggar's Banquet, and Let It Bleed. | |
02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | ![]() | ||
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02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | 20150607 (6M) | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January 1964. | |
02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | 20160804 (6M) | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January 1964. | |
02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | 20140608 (6M) | As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's profile of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 2 - The Rise To Fame. | |
02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | 20150607 (6M) | As the veteran band tours the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's profile of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 2 - The Rise To Fame. | |
02 | The Rise To Fame | 20100510 | 20140608 (6M) 20150607 (6M) 20160804 (6M) | To complement the BBC's My Generation season, another chance to hear Alexis Korner's profile of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 2 - The Rise To Fame. Alexis Korner takes up the story in January 1964. As the veteran band tours the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's profile of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 2 - The Rise To Fame. As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's profile of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 2 - The Rise To Fame. | |
02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | 20160804 (6M) | To complement the BBC's My Generation season, another chance to hear Alexis Korner's profile of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 2 - The Rise To Fame. | |
02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | 20120701 | Alexis Korner presents part 2 - The Rise To Fame. With contributions from Keith Richards & others. First broadcast in 1973 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. | |
02 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | 20120701 | This episode takes up the story in January 1964. | |
03 | It's Only Rock 'n' Roll | 20100821 | 20120716 | "Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 1970s, when they became tax exiles. Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 70s, when they became tax exiles in France. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme three: It's Only Rock n Roll As the band moved into the 1970s, Stones' engineer Andy Johns described them as ""the worst band on the planet, but when it happened, they were transformed almost instantly from this dreadful band into the Rolling Stones"". Following the release of Sticky Fingers, the Stones were forced to retreat to France as tax exiles, which ultimately resulted in a double album that was initially panned but is now regarded as a defining moment in their career. This programme considers the classic albums that coincided with the formation of the band's own record label and the addition of the famous lips-and-tongue logo. Key albums featured: Exile On Main Street, It's Only Rock n Roll, Black and Blue and Some Girls." | |
03 | It's Only Rock 'n' Roll | 20100821 | 20120716 | Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 1970s, when they became tax exiles. Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 70s, when they became tax exiles in France. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme three: It's Only Rock n Roll As the band moved into the 1970s, Stones' engineer Andy Johns described them as "the worst band on the planet, but when it happened, they were transformed almost instantly from this dreadful band into the Rolling Stones". Following the release of Sticky Fingers, the Stones were forced to retreat to France as tax exiles, which ultimately resulted in a double album that was initially panned but is now regarded as a defining moment in their career. This programme considers the classic albums that coincided with the formation of the band's own record label and the addition of the famous lips-and-tongue logo. Key albums featured: Exile On Main Street, It's Only Rock n Roll, Black and Blue and Some Girls. | |
03 | It's Only Rock 'n' Roll | 20100821 | 20120716 | Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 1970s, when they became tax exiles. Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 70s, when they became tax exiles in France. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme three: It's Only Rock n Roll As the band moved into the 1970s, Stones' engineer Andy Johns described them as the worst band on the planet, but when it happened, they were transformed almost instantly from this dreadful band into the Rolling Stones. Following the release of Sticky Fingers, the Stones were forced to retreat to France as tax exiles, which ultimately resulted in a double album that was initially panned but is now regarded as a defining moment in their career. This programme considers the classic albums that coincided with the formation of the band's own record label and the addition of the famous lips-and-tongue logo. Key albums featured: Exile On Main Street, It's Only Rock n Roll, Black and Blue and Some Girls. | |
03 | It's Only Rock 'n' Roll | 20100821 | 20120716 | Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 1970s, when they became tax exiles. | |
03 | It's Only Rock 'n' Roll | 20100821 | 20120716 | Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 70s, when they became tax exiles in France. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme three: It's Only Rock n Roll As the band moved into the 1970s, Stones' engineer Andy Johns described them as "the worst band on the planet, but when it happened, they were transformed almost instantly from this dreadful band into the Rolling Stones". Following the release of Sticky Fingers, the Stones were forced to retreat to France as tax exiles, which ultimately resulted in a double album that was initially panned but is now regarded as a defining moment in their career. This programme considers the classic albums that coincided with the formation of the band's own record label and the addition of the famous lips-and-tongue logo. Key albums featured: Exile On Main Street, It's Only Rock n Roll, Black and Blue and Some Girls. | |
03 | It's Only Rock 'n' Roll | 20100821 | 20120716 | Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 70s, when they became tax exiles in France. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme three: It's Only Rock n Roll As the band moved into the 1970s, Stones' engineer Andy Johns described them as the worst band on the planet, but when it happened, they were transformed almost instantly from this dreadful band into the Rolling Stones. Following the release of Sticky Fingers, the Stones were forced to retreat to France as tax exiles, which ultimately resulted in a double album that was initially panned but is now regarded as a defining moment in their career. This programme considers the classic albums that coincided with the formation of the band's own record label and the addition of the famous lips-and-tongue logo. Key albums featured: Exile On Main Street, It's Only Rock n Roll, Black and Blue and Some Girls. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20160805 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock 'n' roll reputations. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20170613 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock 'n' roll reputations. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20180614 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock 'n' roll reputations. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | ![]() | ||
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03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20140609 (6M) | As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 3, The Weekend Starts Here, first broadcast in 1973. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20150608 (6M) | As the veteran band tour the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 3, The Weekend Starts Here, first broadcast in 1973. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20140609 (6M) | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock and roll reputations. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20150608 (6M) | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock and roll reputations. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20160805 (6M) | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock 'n' roll reputations. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20140609 (6M) 20150608 (6M) 20160805 (6M) | To complement the BBC's My Generation season, another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 3, The Weekend Starts Here, first broadcast in 1973. The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock 'n' roll reputations. The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock and roll reputations. As the veteran band tour the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 3, The Weekend Starts Here, first broadcast in 1973. As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 3, The Weekend Starts Here, first broadcast in 1973. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20160805 (6M) | To complement the BBC's My Generation season, another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 3, The Weekend Starts Here, first broadcast in 1973. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20120702 | Alexis Korner presents part 3. With contributions from Keith Richards & others. First broadcast in 1973 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20100511 | 20120702 | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock and roll reputations. | |
03 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20170613 | The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock 'n' roll reputations. | ||
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04 | 20100512 | 20140610 (6M) | As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's landmark series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 4 of 6: At Her Britannic Majesty's Request. First broadcast in 1973. | ||
04 | 20100512 | 20150609 (6M) | As the veteran band tours the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's landmark series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 4 of 6: At Her Britannic Majesty's Request. First broadcast in 1973. | ||
04 | 20100512 | 20140610 (6M) | Looking back at the band's progress in the mid-sixties. | ||
04 | 20100512 | 20150609 (6M) | Looking back at the band's progress in the mid-sixties. | ||
04 | 20100512 | 20160806 (6M) | Looking back at the band's progress in the mid-sixties. | ||
04 | 20100512 | 20160806 (6M) | The Rolling Stones Story - At Her Britannic Majesty's Request (4/6) Alexis Korner presents the fourth part of this landmark documentary series, originally broadcast in 1973. | ||
04 | 20100512 | 20120703 | At Her Britannic Majesty's Request (4/6) Alexis Korner presents the fourth part of this landmark documentary series, originally broadcast in 1973 and featuring contributions from Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ian Stewart & more. Repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. | ||
04 | At Their Brittanic Majestic's Behest | 20100512 | 20120703 | The Rolling Stones Story - At Her Brittanic Majesty's Request. Alexis Korner presents the fourth part of this landmark documentary series, originally broadcast in 1973 and featuring contributions from Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ian Stewart & more. | |
04 | Part 4: At Their Britannic Majestys' Behest. | 20160806 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Part four of Alexis Korner's profile of The Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
04 | Part 4: At Their Britannic Majestys' Behest. | 20170614 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Part four of Alexis Korner's profile of The Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
04 | Part 4: At Their Britannic Majestys' Behest. | 20180615 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Part four of Alexis Korner's profile of The Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
04 | Part 4: At Their Britannic Majestys' Behest. | 20100512 | ![]() | ||
04 | Part 4: At Their Britannic Majestys' Behest. | 20100512 | 20160806 (6M) | Part four of Alexis Korner's profile of The Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. | |
04 | Part 4: At Their Britannic Majestys' Behest. | 20100512 | 20120703 20140610 (6M) 20150609 (6M) 20160806 (6M) | Part four of Alexis Korner's profile of The Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. The Rolling Stones Story - At Her Britannic Majesty's Request (4/6) Alexis Korner presents the fourth part of this landmark documentary series, originally broadcast in 1973. Looking back at the band's progress in the mid-sixties. As the veteran band tours the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's landmark series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. Part 4 of 6: At Her Britannic Majesty's Request. First broadcast in 1973. As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's landmark series telling the story of the Rolling Stones. At Her Britannic Majesty's Request (4/6) Alexis Korner presents the fourth part of this landmark documentary series, originally broadcast in 1973 and featuring contributions from Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ian Stewart and more. Repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. | |
04 | Part 4: At Their Britannic Majestys' Behest. | 20170614 | Part four of Alexis Korner's profile of The Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. | ||
04 LAST | Your Last Chance To See? | 20100822 | 20120717 | "Bob Harris concludes the story of the Rolling Stones. Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 80s and 90s, when they became stadium rockers. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme four: Your Last Chance To See? Although Jagger admitted that The Stones ""lost of a little bit of sensitivity and adventure"" with their work in the 80s, as the group entered middle-age, they became the most successful live act in history. Their stadium tours broke records across the globe and the Rolling Stones became a business phenomenon. For some members the time had come to retire gracefully but, as the band announce yet another tour, this final programme considers the business machine the group has become, the solo projects, and asks if the 21st century incarnation of the Stones is more about a visual spectacle than a musical one? Key albums featured: Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, Steel Wheels and Bridges to Babylon." | |
04 LAST | Your Last Chance To See? | 20100822 | 20120717 | Bob Harris concludes the story of the Rolling Stones. Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 80s and 90s, when they became stadium rockers. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme four: Your Last Chance To See? Although Jagger admitted that The Stones "lost of a little bit of sensitivity and adventure" with their work in the 80s, as the group entered middle-age, they became the most successful live act in history. Their stadium tours broke records across the globe and the Rolling Stones became a business phenomenon. For some members the time had come to retire gracefully but, as the band announce yet another tour, this final programme considers the business machine the group has become, the solo projects, and asks if the 21st century incarnation of the Stones is more about a visual spectacle than a musical one? Key albums featured: Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, Steel Wheels and Bridges to Babylon. | |
04 LAST | Your Last Chance To See? | 20100822 | 20120717 | Bob Harris concludes the story of the Rolling Stones. Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 80s and 90s, when they became stadium rockers. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme four: Your Last Chance To See? Although Jagger admitted that The Stones lost of a little bit of sensitivity and adventure with their work in the 80s, as the group entered middle-age, they became the most successful live act in history. Their stadium tours broke records across the globe and the Rolling Stones became a business phenomenon. For some members the time had come to retire gracefully but, as the band announce yet another tour, this final programme considers the business machine the group has become, the solo projects, and asks if the 21st century incarnation of the Stones is more about a visual spectacle than a musical one? Key albums featured: Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, Steel Wheels and Bridges to Babylon. | |
04 LAST | Your Last Chance to See? | 20100822 | 20120717 | Bob Harris concludes the story of the Rolling Stones. | |
04 LAST | Your Last Chance to See? | 20100822 | 20120717 | Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 80s and 90s, when they became stadium rockers. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme four: Your Last Chance To See? Although Jagger admitted that The Stones "lost of a little bit of sensitivity and adventure" with their work in the 80s, as the group entered middle-age, they became the most successful live act in history. Their stadium tours broke records across the globe and the Rolling Stones became a business phenomenon. For some members the time had come to retire gracefully but, as the band announce yet another tour, this final programme considers the business machine the group has become, the solo projects, and asks if the 21st century incarnation of the Stones is more about a visual spectacle than a musical one? Key albums featured: Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, Steel Wheels and Bridges to Babylon. | |
04 LAST | Your Last Chance to See? | 20100822 | 20120717 | Bob Harris looks back at The Rolling Stones in the 80s and 90s, when they became stadium rockers. First broadcast in 2002 and repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Programme four: Your Last Chance To See? Although Jagger admitted that The Stones lost of a little bit of sensitivity and adventure with their work in the 80s, as the group entered middle-age, they became the most successful live act in history. Their stadium tours broke records across the globe and the Rolling Stones became a business phenomenon. For some members the time had come to retire gracefully but, as the band announce yet another tour, this final programme considers the business machine the group has become, the solo projects, and asks if the 21st century incarnation of the Stones is more about a visual spectacle than a musical one? Key albums featured: Emotional Rescue, Tattoo You, Steel Wheels and Bridges to Babylon. | |
06 | Part 6 | 20160808 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Alexis Korner's 1973 profile of the Rolling Stones. Part 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
06 | Part 6 | 20170618 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Alexis Korner's 1973 profile of the Rolling Stones. Part 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
06 | Part 6 | 20180617 (6M) 19730000 (6M) | Alexis Korner's 1973 profile of the Rolling Stones. Part 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Alexis Korner tells the story of the band. | ||
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06 | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20160808 (6M) | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January 1964. | |
06 | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20150611 (6M) | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January, 1964. | |
06 | Where To Now | 20100514 | 20150611 (6M) 20160808 (6M) | Another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 6 of 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. Alexis Korner takes up the story in January 1964. As the veteran band tour the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 6 of 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. | |
06 | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20160808 (6M) | Another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 6 of 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. | |
06 | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20150611 (6M) | As the veteran band tour the USA, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 6 of 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. | |
06 | Where To Now | 20170618 | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January 1964. | ||
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06 LAST | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20140612 (6M) | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January, 1964. | |
06 LAST | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20140612 (6M) | As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 6 of 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. | |
06 LAST | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20120705 | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January, 1964. | |
06 LAST | Where To Now | 20100514 | 20120705 20140612 (6M) | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January, 1964. As the veteran band returns to the road, there's another chance to hear Alexis Korner's series telling the story of the Rolling Stones, first broadcast in 1973. Part 6 of 6: Up to Date and Where to Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. Up To date and Where To Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. First broadcast in 1973. Repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. | |
06 LAST | Where To Now | 20100514 | 20120705 | Alexis Korner takes up the story in January, 1964. Up To date & Where To Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. First broadcast in 1973. Repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. | |
06 LAST | Where to Now | 20100514 | 20120705 | Up To date & Where To Now? Presented by Alexis Korner. First broadcast in 1973. Repeated as part of 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. | |
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6M | 1 | 20100509 | The Rolling Stones Story, pt 1 of 6. Presented by Alexis Korner, with contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and more. This episode covers the band's beginnings & early success.
. Alexis Korner covers the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
6M | 1 | 20100509 | . Alexis Korner covers the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
6M | 1 | 20110505 |
The Rolling Stones Story, part 1 of 6. Presented by Alexis Korner, with contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and more. This episode covers the band's beginnings and early success.
. Alexis Korner covers the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
6M | 1 | 20110505 | . Alexis Korner covers the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
6M | 1 | 20110506 | . Alexis Korner covers the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
6M | 1 | 20111016 |
Presented by Alexis Korner, with contributions from Mick Jagger, Ian Stewart and more. This episode covers the band's beginnings & early success.
. Alexis Korner covers the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
6M | 1 | 20111016 | . Alexis Korner covers the band's beginnings and early success. | ||
6M | 2 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | ||
6M | 2 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | The Rolling Stones Story pt 2 - The Rise To Fame, presented by Alexis Korner & featuring contributions from Keith Richards & others. Originally broadcast in 1973. Today we take up the story in January 1964...
. This episode takes up the story in January 1964. | |
6M | 2 | The Rise to Fame | 20100510 | . This episode takes up the story in January 1964. | |
6M | 2 | The Rise to Fame | 20111017 | . This episode takes up the story in January 1964. | |
6M | 2 | The Rise to Fame | 20111017 | Alexis Korner presents episode two of The Rolling Stone Story - The Rise To Fame - with contributions from Keith Richards and others. It takes up the story in January 1964.
. This episode takes up the story in January 1964. | |
6M | 3 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20111018 | . The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock and roll reputations. | |
6M | 3 | The Weekend Starts Here | 20111018 | Part 3 -The Weekend Starts Here. Originally broadcast in 1973 and presented by Alexis Korner.
. The band tour the US and start to acquire their rock and roll reputations. | |
6M | 4 | At Her Brittanic Majesty's Request | 20111019 | . Looking back at the band's progress in the mid-sixties. | |
6M | 4 | At Her Brittanic Majesty's Request | 20111019 | The Rolling Stones Story - At Her Brittanic Majesty's Request. Alexis Korner presents the fourth part of this landmark documentary series, originally broadcast in 1973 and featuring contributions from Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ian Stewart & more.
. Looking back at the band's progress in the mid-sixties. | |
6M | 6 LAST | 20111021 | . Alexis Korner takes up the story in January, 1964. | ||
6M | 6 LAST | 20111021 | The Rolling Stones Story - Up To date & Where To Now? (6/6) with Alexis Korner. First broadcast in 1973.
. Alexis Korner takes up the story in January, 1964. |