The Rolling Stones in 1969

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1. Brian Jones, one of the founding members of the Rolling Stones, passed away on July 3, 1969. Where did he die? In a swimming pool In an airplane In a limousine In a bar

2. Which guitarist replaced Brian Jones as a member of the Rolling Stones in 1969? Mick Taylor Ronnie Wood Ian Stewart Steve Marriott

3. On July 5, 1969, the Rolling Stones performed at a free concert in London. Where did this concert take place? Wembley Stadium Royal Albert Hall Upton Park Hyde Park

4. The Rolling Stones played two concerts on November 8, 1969, in the city of Los Angeles. At which site did these shows take place? Hollywood Bowl Los Angeles Coliseum Dodger Stadium The Forum

5. In 1970, the Rolling Stones released a live album which featured songs from their 1969 U.S. tour. What was the name of this album? Got Live If You Want It! Live'r Than You'll Ever Be Love You Live Get Yer Ya -Ya's Out

6. In the summer of 1969, the Rolling Stones had an international number one hit single. Can you identify this classic song? Sympathy For the Devil Street Fighting Man Honky Tonk Women Jumpin' Jack Flash

7. In December 1969, the critically acclaimed album "Let It Bleed" was released. Which singer shared the spotlight with lead vocalist Mick Jagger on the classic tune "Gimme Shelter"? Doris Troy Merry Clayton Tina Turner Gladys Knight

8. The 1969 album "Let It Bleed" featured guitarist Keith Richards singing lead vocals on one song. Can you name it? Midnight Rambler You Can't Always Get What You Want Monkey Man You Got the Silver

9. The Rolling Stones held a free concert in Altamont, California, on December 6, 1969. Which San Francisco venue was the Stones' original choice for the event? Candlestick Park Golden Gate Park Sears Point Seals Stadium

10. Unfortunately, the Stones' Altamont concert turned out to be a violent affair. Which scheduled opening act refused to perform because of the violence? Santana The Grateful Dead Jefferson Airplane The Flying Burrito Brothers