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Fun Facts: One time, the Rolling Stones weren't allowed to stay at a hotel because they weren't wearing ties. Although Ron Wood is an important part of the band's history, he was not an original member. Before Wood, Mick Taylor played with the Stones for six years. On one of their albums, no songs were written by either Keith Richards nor Mick Jagger.