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The Rolling Stones talked about new album, "Hackney Diamonds," at their launch in London: "We got to make a record that we really love," Jagger said.

It was 58 years ago today (June 14th, 1965) that the Beatles recorded "Yesterday" -- the Paul McCartney-written classic, which stands as the most covered song of all time. "Yesterday" was taped at London's Abbey Road Studios on a day that perhaps showed the truest account of McCartney's songwriting and performing abilities. In addition to "Yesterday," the Beatles tackled not only the future folk-rock classic "I've Just Seen A Face," but the spleen-splitting hard rock "Help!" B-side, "I'm Down." "Yesterday"...

N terms of music history, the British Invasion is one of the most interesting times in American history, kicking off in the early '60s.

Happy Birthday to Rolling Stones co-founder Keith Richards, who turns 79 on Sunday (December 18th)!!! Richards, a man who due to his previous penchant for hard street drugs wasn't expected to see 30 -- let alone 50 -- has often infamously topped numerous "Most Likely To Die Lists" over the years. Today also marks the 39th anniversary for Richards and wife Patti Hansen, who married in 1983 on the guitarist's 40th birthday -- with Mick Jagger serving as best man. The Stones may be in the home stretch for their long-awaited new album. The band has been at work on the still-unf...

In 2010, Richards recounted how he woke up just long enough to record the famous opening riff of "Satisfaction" on a cassette player he'd placed next to his bed: "I actually dreamt the damned thing."