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Article: The Rolling Stone who's stony broke; He was a rock god - the guitarist who played on Honky Tonk Women and some of the band's biggest albums. Now Mick Taylor lives in a rundown semi with a shabby car and overrun garden ... and wonders what happened to the royalties.(News)
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- The Mail on Sunday (London, England)
- Article date:
- September 13, 2009
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Byline: Bob Graham
IT IS a curious effect of the passage of time that The Rolling Stones are now as much admired for their business acumen as for their rock and roll. Nearly half a century after their rebellious beginnings, the Stones remain the world's highestearning rock stars.
Their albums have made them [pounds sterling]300m and their spectacular tours have grossed upwards of e2bn. Mick Jagger, whose androgynous sneer was once so feared by The Establishment, is now canny Sir Mick with a e260m fortune and palatial homes on three continents. Even guitarist Ronnie Wood, a relative newcomer who was only made a full member of the band in 1990, was ...
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