1. The Rolling Stones
We’ve saved the best for last – and that’s exactly why the Rolling Stones are at number 1. It’s not just their longevity, but also their cult status and commercial success that characterize the band. Even though the band was founded in 1962, they are still rocking the stages today. And they look like they’ve fallen into a fountain of youth. You could almost ask yourself whether they have sold their soul to the devil?
1 The Rolling Stones
The names Mick Jagger and Keith Richards are familiar to even the biggest music fan today. You can imagine that they have earned several awards for their life’s work consisting of 30 studio albums. They have shaped the music industry like no other band and are among the greatest rock legends in the world!
Prince And The Revolution
With vocals and performances often compared to those of the late Michael Jackson, The Revolution was led by the one and only Prince. Prince was a brilliant singer and outstanding performer, qualities that have earned him his place in history. In fact, “Purple Rain”, Prince and The Revolution’s most iconic track, still graces the radio waves today, surely revealing the band’s ultimate staying power.
Prince And The Revolution
