1963 14 The Beatles visit the Stones at the Crawdaddy Club. 18 The Stones go backstage when the Beatles play Royal Albert Hall. Brian is
mistaken for one of the Beatles.
1964 13 Stones record for BBC Radio's Saturday Club. 16The Rolling Stones the first album released. It reaches No. 1 after
only 8 days and stays 11 weeks. A show at the Cubi-Club, Rochdale is abandoned
because of audience riots. 17 Radio Luxembourg's Nestles' Top Swinging Groups 18 Stones tape is played on Saturday Club. Show at the Locarno
Ballroom, Coventry
1965 13-16 Stones play concerts in West Germany and record an appearance for
German television. 16-18 Stones play concerts in Paris. Radio Europe No.1 records the first
show. 18 ABC-TV shows the Stones recording on Big Beat 65 19 Stones fly back to London to appear on Sunday Night At The London
Palladium.
1966 14 Stones appear onTop Of The Pops 15 Aftermath released, it enters the charts at No. 2. It also spends 7
weeks at No.1.
1967 14 A fan throws Mick Jagger to the ground during a show on Zurich. 17 Show at the Panathinaikos Football Stadium, Athens, Greece.
1971 15 The Daly Mirror reports that Mick is living with Bianca in St. Tropez.
16 "Brown Sugar/ "Let It Rock" is released in the UK. It enters the charts at
No.18 and eventually reaches No. 1. The US version has "Bitch" on the B-side.
1972 14 "Tumblin' Dice"/"Sweet Black Angel" released eventually reaching No. 5 in
the UK and No. 10 in the US. 19 Dandelion born to Keith and Anita in Geneva, Switzerland.
1973 16 Tucky Buzzard's album All Right On The Night produced by Bill
Wyman is released.
1974 14 Ladies and Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones premieres in New
York.
1975 14 Stones announce that Ron Wood has been hired to replace Mick Taylor for a
three month summer tour.
1981 13Sucking In The Seventies is released in the UK on Rolling Stones
Records.
1982 18 Ron Wood joins Bobby Womack on stage in New York.
1984 16 Mick testifies in New York for a lawsuit against former manager Allen
Klein.
1086 19 Mick releases a solo single: "Lucky In Love". It reaches No. 38 on the US
charts.
1986 15 Keith receives a cable from Mick telling him he will not tour behind
Dirty Work because he will be working on a solo album.
1988 18 Mick is in court in New York to defend himself against charges that he stole
the music and lyrics to his song "Just Another Night". He is found innocent.
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