Keith Richards often praises Jimmy Page's guitar playing while disregarding Led Zeppelin, a confusion he feels is linked to their need to pander to the times.

Keith Richards established himself among rock's greatest guitarists but, for many years, The Rolling Stones songwriter couldn't stand to even look at Jeff Beck.

When he woke again, he discovered that his tape had somehow wound through 45 minutes, so he rewound it and pressed play, ...

Keith Richards may have unlocked the key to immortality, but he felt some of his heroes wrote songs that would last for all ...

Keith Richards and Mick Jagger have been working together for upwards of six decades, but they came to blows while recording a "violent" Rolling Stones album.

Discussing one artist's penchant for storytelling and conceptual narratives as much as music making, Keith Richards observed ...

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards has hurt himself in a number of strange accidents, close calls, and near-death experiences.

Keith Richards is can be rather prickly towards other musicians, but when it comes to his friends he's not. One of them, he'd work with in "hell or heaven".

A little-known cut from 1968's 'Beggars Banquet' that's never been played live captures The Rolling Stones at their most effortlessly magical and gripping.

THe influence of Motown Records was unavoidable in the 1960s, and The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards soaked it all up upon their first visit to the US in 1964.

Mick Jagger and Keith Richards had songs pouring out of their ears, and that is why they shared three of them with these artists.

However, the Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards prefers the solo version. Many agree that Dylan’s duet version with Cash is the best rendition of the song. After all, it’s a pair of legendary ...