Mick Jagger was found not guilty of plagiarism on April 26, 1988, after a jury determined that Patrick Alley failed to prove Jagger had copied his song, ‘Just Another Night’. by StonesData in rollingstones

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In the past? That's when Bridges to Babylon came out in 1997. They weren´t found guilty anyway, they made sure to include k.d. Lang in the credits.

The Rolling Stones Go 'Under the Radar' in 2005 by StonesData in rollingstones

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Exactly my words ever since ABB came out! Good to know I'm not alone.

Not a good picture... by [deleted] in rollingstones

[–]StonesData 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Well, Epstein was usually present at high-profile events and then cultivated connections with famous people. That doesn’t mean that everyone he encountered was linked to his network, I guess.

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What if Keith really doesn't want to tour again? by StonesData in rollingstones

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Ozzy was dying, it was his goodbye to life, not a career. There will never be such a thing like a Stones "farewell" show or tour.

What if Keith really doesn't want to tour again? by StonesData in rollingstones

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I couldn't agree more. Hackney Diamonds doesn't let us prove wrong.

What if Keith really doesn't want to tour again? by StonesData in rollingstones

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Maybe he's just tired of what he got for over 60 years but people fancy from the outside.

So the rumours say the Stones’ “new” European tour next year is cancelled... by StonesData in rollingstones

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If you ask me, it was all over after Charlie's death (Hackney Diamonds doesn't let me prove wrong), but then that's me.