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Home > Arts and Entertainment > The Rolling Stones: Canada gets Satisfaction |
 The Rolling Stones: Canada gets Satisfaction |
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It's only rock 'n' roll but we like it! For nearly 40 years, Mick and the boys have had a torrid love affair with Toronto. From secret rehearsals and club gigs, to Keith Richards' heroin bust in 1977 and partying with Margaret Trudeau, the world's greatest rock 'n' roll band has called Toronto its home-away-from-home, and delivered the one thing they're famous for: Satisfaction. Ladies and gentlemen... The Rolling Stones. |
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 Legions of screaming girls greet the bad boys of rock 'n' roll at their first Toronto concert. (TV; runs 2:20) |
 "I'm not rich," says Mick Jagger, but "I have great expectations." (Radio; runs 9:32) |
 Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards pleads guilty to heroin possession in a Toronto courtroom full of young fans. (TV; runs 1:31) |
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 Keith and Mick chat about recording at the El Mocambo and the infamous Toronto heroin bust. (Radio; runs 7:57) |
 Margaret Trudeau parties with the Stones, and the press has a field day. (Radio; runs 2:23) |
 Fans bundled in sleeping bags wait for free Rolling Stones tickets. (TV; runs 1:38) |
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 Jagger explains why a controversial track was left off the album. (Radio; runs 6:10) |
 The Stones' 1989 Steel Wheels tour rolls into Toronto. (TV; runs 2:15) |
 Fans line up for the chance to see the Stones perform live in a Toronto nightclub — and tickets are just $5 each. (TV; runs 2:26) |
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 After three decades Mick says it's still all about the live performance. (TV; runs 5:10) |
 Fans outside Toronto's Sassafraz catch a glimpse of Mick and Ron. (TV; runs 0:44) |
 Mick, Keith, Charlie and Ron rock to boost tourism in one of their favourite cities. (TV; runs 2:05) |
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