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2 days ago · Rolling Stone: Life and Death of Brian Jones is a captivating documentary that delves into the intriguing life and untimely death of Brian Jones, the founding member of the Rolling Stones. This 2019 documentary, directed and written by Danny Garcia, provides a detailed look at Jones’s journey, both in life and in the mysterious circumstances surrounding his death.
Jul 2, 2023 · July 2, 1969: Brian Jones is found dead in his swimming pool at Cotchford Farm late in the evening. The Stones get the news about Brian’s death while working at Olympic Sound Studios. Mick Jagger on Brian’s death (1969): “I am just so unhappy. I am so shocked and worldless and so sad. Something has gone. I have really lost something.
1 day ago · 692 likes, 13 comments - rocklegends on July 5, 2024: "In 1969, two days after the death of their former bandmate, Brian Jones, The Rolling Stones played a free tribute concert in London’s Hyde Park. Approximately 250,000 fans showed up to watch the performance, which also marked guitarist Mick Taylor’s debut with the group. #TheRollingStones #RockLegends".
3 days ago · My choice of Brian Jones as a major influence on my life was determined by two criteria. The first and most obvious is that the man was one of the founding fathers of that (then) rebellious group The Rolling Stones, who challenged the supremacy of those nice boys The Beatles. The second deciding ...
1 day ago · In 1969 the Rolling Stones paid tribute to the fallen Brian Jones in a free concert at Hyde Park. The Rolling Stone Brian Jones, who was the earliest founding member of the band and the most charismatic, died at age 27 on July 3, 1969, soon after being dismissed by the band due to be unable to tour and record.
3 days ago · On July 3, 1969, legendary multi-instrumentalist musician and The Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones died by drowning in his pool, just a month after being kicked out of the iconic rock band for becoming too unreliable.
3 days ago · Moreover, the death of Brian Jones combined with Taylor’s lack of onstage presence elevated public perception of Richards’s status from that of Jagger’s right-hand man to effective coleader of the band.
