Very complete course, always focused on the music of the band, its influences and achievements. Love it!

Great curse! Good information for lovers of rock 'n roll and fans of the world's greatest rock band!

Thank you for this course. The Rolling Stones is not very famous band in my country (Russia)

Professor Covach is a inspiring instructor. I have taken three of his courses.

John rules and the course is a slew of information for any true Stones fan.

It was an excellent course because the teacher knows too much about music.

More courses like this on classic music artists would be awesome!

Gran curso, aprendí mucho de la historia de los Rolling

Very informative and entertaining. Love these courses.

Great instructor and very well presented information.

a very complete study of the Rolpimg Stones case.

Great and challenging course. thnk you, Professor

Excellent teacher very expert in the matter

I learned so much! Excellent professor!

Just awesome---rock-n-roll

Great! Excellent teacher.

It was a great course!

Thank you very much.

interesting and fun

Good Course!

Lots of fun.

its easy

Great intro to a music powerhouse of the 20th century, which provides further opportunities for research after the course's conclusion. Simultaneously musicological and historical, which is nice. Those looking for a social/cultural class will find some relevance, but it mostly examines the growth of the band as a musical entity, taking into account some of the current society's influence and noting the Band's role in anti-establishment attitudes, but not really delving into the larger reaction (try History of Rock 1 and 2 if you have the chance)! Dr. Covach is a perfect instructor for this course.

A good parallel/companion study for the other course from the same institution/professor, Music of the Beatles, but in that light, a tad more complex to follow along--although I've gotten into the swing of things, note taking (following the lectures) is much more consonant in the Beatles class and initially hectic here, so just between the two is my tiny complaint.

Also, a fairly challenging course to fit in to a regular school schedule (odd but true for me at least) the lectures are about an hour to an hour and thirty minutes, I usually take time out to search & listen to excerpts of the songs on spotify which probably takes maybe thirty minutes to an hour depending on how many releases are talked about in lecture and how many of those are covers (which adds searching for original versions)--and with the special features, it's a solid three-credit-hour class, despite its half-term length. Definitely for anyone (fans and newbies alike) to take, but be ready!

I would have given the course five stars but the copyright issues that doess not allow for the actual music to be used lowered my rating. I would also have liked to have learned a little more about Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman.

I enjoyed John's sessions on the Stones'. He is clearly enthusiastic about the subject matter and he added to my appreciation of some of my favourite albums by the band. Best wishes Daniel, Cork