Go way back to the 1st Century BC. Plubilius Syrus wrote a bunch of Latin proverbs, including one about people who are constantly on the move who do not put down roots. In the 15th century, Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam wrote his Adagia, a series of verses based on his studies of Latin texts. Among the phrases he coined were "Between a Rock and a Hard Place," and "Crocodile Tears" and "Many hands make light work" and "Cut to the Chase." Another one he wrote was Saxum (rocks) volutum (rolled) non (no) obducitur (collect) musco (moss). Hence the phrase, "a rolling stone gathers no moss." It is likely Erasmus was inspired by Syrus' earlier writing. But that's not the whole story.
Muddy Waters wrote a song in 1948 called "Rollin' Stone," comparing a person to Erasmus' proverb. (Whether or not Mr. Waters knew of Erasmus is irrelevant.)
Brian Jones, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were blues fans first and foremost -- huge Muddy Waters fans -- and Jones allegedy suggested the name of the group as a plural of Waters' "Rollin' Stone."
They named their band after a song, must have been Bob Dillan's "Like A Rolling Stone". I saw this on a movie called Cadillac Records. Just not positive that this is the correct song they named the band after.
The Rolling Stones.
The band founded by him and his friends is called Rolling Stones.
yes , rolling stone is already a brand name.
The name of the lead singer of the Rolling Stones is Mick Jagger.
rolling stones song was remade by the script - name song
The Rolling Stones.
The band founded by him and his friends is called Rolling Stones.
yes , rolling stone is already a brand name.
The name of the lead singer of the Rolling Stones is Mick Jagger.
rolling stones song was remade by the script - name song
Now it's called The Rolling Stones
the term rolling stones simply came from a muddy waters song, "Rollin' Stone". when asked the band's name for the first tryout of a record company, jagger and Richards had no idea what to say, but brian Jones blurted out "the rollin' stones", which translated into the rolling stones.
Yes. The Rolling Stones are a rock and roll group from England. Rolling Stone is also the name of USA magazine that was named after the English group.
i do no his father's name,but his father is one of the members in the band "The Rolling Stones" The Rolling Stones being his gospel band, not the Mick Jagger Rolling Stones. His father was never around, he only saw him before church a few times.
The name of the video is Love Is Strong.
Rolling Stones Guitarists: The Late Brian Jones (He Also Founded The Rolling Stones), Keith Richards, Mick Taylor ( Replaced Brian Jones After He Was Fired From The Stones), & Ron Wood ( Who Replaced Mick Taylor).
The Rolling Stones