Mick Jagger has spent 60 years as frontman for The Rolling Stones. In this documentary, he talks exclusively about his life in the band, from his first performances in local teenage parties to his creation of a stage persona that has defined the rock 'n' roll lead singer, making Jagger a global icon and musical visionary.

Keith Richards has lived a life of legend and in this documentary he talks exclusively about his sixty year career as the lead guitar player in The Rolling Stones. Richards' brilliance as a songwriter and performer and defiant hedonism have made him a cultural hero to millions and has shaped the whole idea of what rock and roll means. The film features vivid archive of Richards' extraordinary career, a soundtrack full of his classic riffs and interviews with a stellar cast of musical idols.

Ronnie Wood is a cultural icon, guitar hero, artist and the living embodiment of the vibrancy of British born rock and roll. In this documentary Ronnie talks exclusively about his career in music and his life as a Rolling Stone with its exhilarating highs and sometimes dangerous lows. Through vivid archive, brilliant music and interviews with a stellar cast of musicians, the film reveals how he binds the band together through his musical virtuosity and his irresistibly, positive personality.

Charlie Watts was for 60 years the steady heartbeat of The Rolling Stones and when he died in 2021 the band lost the man who had laid the foundation of songs loved by millions. Here a stellar cast of musicians describe Charlie's brilliance as a drummer and his influence of rock music. Through vivid archive and a soundtrack of classic Stones tracks the film explores the unique personality of a man who always had mixed feelings about the excess that came with his life as a Rolling Stone.