US EditionKeith Richards names The Rolling Stones' most "violent" album
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When Mick Jagger and Keith Richards discovered the American blues, they did so as believers of a religion that still existed. The impact was immediate and visceral. Richards summed it up years later: “It was the most powerful music I had ever heard.” For Jagger, it was simply “the most real thing” in the world. That shared devotion became contagious within the group: Brian Jones, Charlie Watts and later Mick Taylor, they all dived into the legac…
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