Take a trip with me back to that unforgettable night of my very first Rolling Stones concert on March 26, 1999. It's a date I'll never forget -- I bet you still remember yours!

Do you remember your first? Maybe it's something like mine was. Enjoy this little trip down memory lane when I saw the Greatest Rock and Roll Band for the very first time. The first of many!

Bill German launched "Beggars Banquet" in 1978, a fanzine dedicated to the Stones. Within a few years, it evolved into the Stones' official fan club newsletter, connecting with fans worldwide. Next thing you know, Bill's sipping orange juice at Mick Jagger's, partying with Keith, and sharing bananas at Ronnie Wood's.

Explore his incredible journey in the must-read book, "Under Their Thumb: How a Nice Boy from Brooklyn Got Mixed Up with the Rolling Stones (and Lived to Tell About It)." Essential for any Stones fan, and Bill's chat on this episode adds an extra layer of fun—tune in and enjoy!

In this episode I'm joined by Scott Galupo, host of Keith Richards Riff Cousins and Ian McPherson, creator of the Stones website, timeisonourside.com.

The conversation focuses on pushing back on the narrative that the Rolling Stones identity is best represented by their four 'classic' albums- Beggars Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main Street.

Join us as we dive into the perception of the Stones' sound, their evolution, diversity in their music style, and their significant contribution beyond these four classic albums!