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Keith Richards gives Rolling Stones reality TV ban
Published Tuesday, Feb 21 2012, 11:59 GMT | By Alex Fletcher | 5 comments
Keith Richards has apparently banned his Rolling Stones bandmates from doing reality TV.
Ronnie Wood said that taking part in a show such as Strictly Come Dancing wasn't an option for the veteran rock and roll band, because Richards has strict rules on the subject.
"Keith's always, 'The Stones don't do telly!'" Wood told the Radio Times. "And it's a bit like that - none of us really do it."
Wood's ex-wife Jo took part in Strictly in 2009.
The guitarist is currently promoting his Sky Arts series The Ronnie Wood Show, which launches on Friday, March 2.
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Ronnie Wood said that taking part in a show such as Strictly Come Dancing wasn't an option for the veteran rock and roll band, because Richards has strict rules on the subject.
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"Keith's always, 'The Stones don't do telly!'" Wood told the Radio Times. "And it's a bit like that - none of us really do it."
Wood's ex-wife Jo took part in Strictly in 2009.
The guitarist is currently promoting his Sky Arts series The Ronnie Wood Show, which launches on Friday, March 2.
> Ronnie Wood reveals Rolling Stones, The Faces London Olympics offers
> Mick Jagger to perform at White House Red, White and Blues event
Watch the Rolling Stones play 'Sympathy For The Devil' live below:
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