Memory of Love: The Rolling Stones’ Legacy in Montauk

“Hannah, honey was a peachy kind of girl,” laments The Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger in his poignant, wailing vocals on the bluesy track “Memory Motel,” on the 1976 record Black and Blue. “We spent a lonely night at the Memory Motel. It’s on the ocean, I guess you know it well.” It’s not your typical Rolling Stones tune. While lacking the punchy angst of their mid-’60s catalog, the ballad is embroiled in unquenchable soulful bravado with an earnest passion, recollecting a brief and whirlwind romance. Well over a decade after they conquered the nascent rock scene amid the… Read Full Article