In 1962, on the same day that The Beatles were famously turned down by Decca Records, another group was signed by the record label. That group was The Rolling Stones. Yes, you read that right. The Rolling Stones, one of the most iconic and influential rock bands of all time, were signed by Decca Records on the very same day that The Beatles were rejected.

While The Beatles went on to achieve worldwide fame and success, The Rolling Stones also made a huge impact on the music industry. With their gritty blues-inspired sound and rebellious image, The Rolling Stones quickly became known as the "bad boys" of rock and roll. Their hits like "Satisfaction," "Paint It Black," and "Sympathy for the Devil" solidified their status as rock legends.

If you're interested in learning more about this fascinating piece of music history, you can check out this official website of The Rolling Stones. Here, you can find information about their discography, tour dates, and much more. You can also visit the Decca Records website to learn more about the record label that took a chance on The Rolling Stones.

It's incredible to think that two of the greatest bands of all time were connected in this way. While The Beatles may have been turned down by Decca Records, it's clear that they didn't let that rejection hold them back. And as for The Rolling Stones, well, the rest is history.

So next time you're listening to your favorite Beatles or Rolling Stones album, take a moment to think about that fateful day in 1962 when their paths diverged. It just goes to show that in the music industry, anything is possible.

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