The Rolling Stones have kept a firm grip on their rep as the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band of all time. But it wasn’t rock ‘n’ roll that first drove them into the studio. Founders Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were powerfully influenced by the Chicago blues artists who recorded for the city’s Chess Records label. The band’s name, in fact, is an homage to Muddy Waters’ song “Rollin’ Stone,” recorded in Chicago in 1950. (Robert Rodi)
Today In The Culture, January 10, 2023: Hideout Reopens Today | New CEOs at Hindman & Holocaust Museum | Rock Bottom Hits Rock Bottom ART Hindman Promotes Alyssa D. Quinlan To CEO Hindman, the national fine art auction house, has promoted Alyssa D. Quinlan to the role of chief executive officer. "She steps into the leadership role after three highly successful years as chief business development officer," the company relays, "a period in which Hindman increased annual sales by forty-three-percent. In 2022, the company recorded…
