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Copyright © 2021 www.kensquiz.co.uk The Rolling Stones 1 1. What song did The Rolling Stones perform on their first appearance on 'Ready,Steady,Go'? 2. Who was the last member to join The Rolling Stones? 3. What was the first UK number one for The Rolling Stones? 4. The Rolling Stones first record to reach the UK top 20 was "I Wanna Be Your Man",who wrote it? 5. What was the title of The Rolling Stones' third album, the first not to contain their name? 6. What was the last studio album that Brian Jones (The Rolling Stones) played on? 7. Which record label was responsible for The Rolling Stones releases in the UK from the early days until 1970? 8. What was the cause of death of Brian Jones in July 1969? 9. Who was Brian Jones' replacement in The Rolling Stones staying with the band until December 1974? 10. Name the two members of The Rolling Stones who have been ever-present since its formation in 1962. 11. What band was Ronnie Wood a member prior to joining The Rolling Stones? 12. What song gave The Rolling Stones its first transatlantic hit in May 1966? 13. What were the lyrics of "Let's Spend The Night Together" changed to, for The Rolling Stones performance on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1967? 14. At what venue did The Rolling Stones perform two days after the death of Brian Jones? 15. Who conceived the cover design of the 1970 Rolling Stones album "Sticky Fingers"? 16. What band did Bill Wyman form after leaving The Rolling Stones in 1992? 17. The Rolling Stones played the half-time concert for Super-bowl XL in 2006, in which city did this take place? 18. How many of The Rolling Stones albums are among The Rolling Stone Magazine's "The 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time"? 19. What is the name of The Rolling Stones' drummer? 20. Who duetted with Mick Jagger on "Dancing In The Street", recorded as part of 'Live Aid' in 1985?.

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