Watch The Rolling Stones: Just for the Record

The Rolling Stones: Just for the Record is a documentary that offers an in-depth look at the legendary rock band, The Rolling Stones. Produced by eOne Entertainment Distribution and released in 2002, this two-hour film uses rare footage and commentary from band members and other industry insiders to tell the story of The Rolling Stones' rise to fame.

The film is broken up into chapters that follow The Rolling Stones' career from the early 1960s to the early 2000s. It begins by examining the band's formation in London in 1962, and their early days as one of the many groups who were part of the British Invasion. We see how the band was influenced by American blues and rock and roll, and how their early records like "Satisfaction" and "Paint it Black" helped them develop a sound of their own.

From there, the documentary continues to follow the band as they become one of the biggest bands in the world. We see how they dealt with controversies, such as their drug use, and how they evolved musically, incorporating new genres like funk and reggae into their music. We also get to see how the band members interacted with each other and how they managed to stay together, despite personal and creative differences.

One of the strengths of the documentary is the amount of rare footage and photographs it uses. We see footage from some of The Rolling Stones' most famous performances, including their historic concert in Havana, Cuba in 2016. We also get to see behind the scenes footage of the band recording in the studio, and interviews with the band members on various TV shows over the years. These glimpses into the band's history make the documentary feel like a comprehensive look at The Rolling Stones' career.

The commentary from band members and other industry insiders also adds a lot to the film. We hear from Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, and Ron Wood, as well as from Music critics and record producers who have worked with the band. Through their interviews, we get a sense of the personalities of the band members and what they were like to work with. We also get a feel for the ways in which The Rolling Stones were innovators in their field. For example, we learn how they were one of the first bands to use music videos as a way to promote their music.

Overall, The Rolling Stones: Just for the Record is an excellent documentary for anyone who is a fan of the band or who is interested in the history of rock and roll. It is a comprehensive look at the band's career, and it manages to cover a lot of ground without feeling overwhelming. The use of rare footage and interviews from industry insiders helps to paint a vivid picture of The Rolling Stones' history, and it is a must-watch for anyone interested in the band.

The Rolling Stones: Just for the Record is a series that ran for 1 seasons (5 episodes) between January 10, 2006 and on eOne Entertainment Distribution