Exile on Main St. it sounds like what rock 'n' roll should be: a bunch of musicians playing a bunch of great songs, interacting with each other; a musical communication, sounds mingling, snare drum screeching when not played, amps humming, bottles falling, feet that dance, ghostly voices muttering on and off the mic, chants, exhortations, executions without a safety net, without a mask.
Bill Janovitz tells the fascinating story of perhaps the Rolling Stones' most important album, which shaped the sound not only of this iconic band but of early 1970s rock and roll in general.
Bill Janovitz is an American singer, guitarist and composer of the band Buffalo Tom. He has released three solo albums. He collaborates with many music magazines and has written books on rock music.
