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* For Charlie Watts, the BewareTheNiceOnes example on the main page.
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* For Charlie Watts, the BewareTheNiceOnes example on one time he lost his temper. Mick Jagger had called him in the main page.middle of the night, referring to him as "[his] drummer." Watts got dressed in a suit, shaved, then [[BewareTheNiceOnes punched Jagger so hard the only reason he didn't]] [[PunchedAcrossTheRoom go flying out the window]] is because Keith Richards caught him, and that's only because Richards had lent Jagger his wedding jacket.
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* Merry Clayton's ''incredible'' guest performance on "Gimme Shelter" is a Moment Of Awesome in itself. Recorded long after her bedtime, while she was in curlers and pajamas. And she was ''pregnant.''[[note]]A real tragic part of this is that the strain of the performance actually caused her a miscarriage.[[/note]] [[https://youtu.be/ChONufP0FEs?t=2m12s This]] is her vocal isolated.
* The 1972 North American Tour promoting ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''. The Texas shows captured on film in "Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones".
* During one show in 1981, shortly after Music/JohnLennon's murder, when rock stars were understandably wary of {{Loony Fan}}s, the Stones were in the middle of "Satisfaction" when Keith spotted a lone fan climbing on stage and making a dash for Music/MickJagger. Music/KeithRichards calmly turned down the volume on his guitar, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv1bM0pp_o4 hit the guy over the head with it]], strapped his guitar back on, turned up the volume and kept playing without missing a beat. Then he went down to the police station and bailed the guy out.
-->'''Keith:''' Security was not there. [[TrueCompanions I'm watching Mick's back]].
* For Charlie Watts, the BewareTheNiceOnes example on the main page.
* They announced their 1975 North American tour by calling a "press conference" at a hotel in Midtown Manhattan, then pulling up to the front entrance on the back of a flatbed truck loaded with amps and instruments and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAQidw1506o performing "Brown Sugar" on the spot]].
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* The 1972 North American Tour promoting ''Music/ExileOnMainSt''. The Texas shows captured on film in "Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones".
* During one show in 1981, shortly after Music/JohnLennon's murder, when rock stars were understandably wary of {{Loony Fan}}s, the Stones were in the middle of "Satisfaction" when Keith spotted a lone fan climbing on stage and making a dash for Music/MickJagger. Music/KeithRichards calmly turned down the volume on his guitar, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dv1bM0pp_o4 hit the guy over the head with it]], strapped his guitar back on, turned up the volume and kept playing without missing a beat. Then he went down to the police station and bailed the guy out.
-->'''Keith:''' Security was not there. [[TrueCompanions I'm watching Mick's back]].
* For Charlie Watts, the BewareTheNiceOnes example on the main page.
* They announced their 1975 North American tour by calling a "press conference" at a hotel in Midtown Manhattan, then pulling up to the front entrance on the back of a flatbed truck loaded with amps and instruments and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAQidw1506o performing "Brown Sugar" on the spot]].
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