The Rolling Stones were also among the biggest names that made up the musical British Invasion of the United States in the mid-1960s. This band is still a well-known name today, with their songs impacting American culture and also remaining popular in other parts of the world.
In their initial days as a band, the Rolling Stones were mostly focused on the blues genre, keeping it alive as much as possible. The leads Jagger and Richards were adept in roughening up a tune without making it too shocking. While the Beatles gave their audiences soothing and memorable love sings, the Rolling Stones’ offerings were full of wrath, anger, and repulsion.
Acts like the Rolling Stones could hardly be free of controversy. Their concerts in America were known to be full of energy, being very successful with the youngsters and exhausting for the police forces that had to control the crowds. The band’ popularity also meant that they would rank highly in the U.S Hit Singles Charts of 1964 to 1967. The following infographic showcases the names of these songs along with some details of their ranking:
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