Home / Music / The Rolling Stones' Private Jet and Its Fur-Lined BedroomMusic band music rolling-stones-private-jet fur-lined-bedroomThe Rolling Stones' Private Jet and Its Fur-Lined BedroomThe Rolling Stones’ private jet was a customized Boeing 707 named simply “The Rolling Stones” (registration N707RS). It carried the band on their legendary 1972 and 1973 North Search AmazonAs an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related Notes102 Edith Grove: How a Squalid Chelsea Flat Forged The Rolling Stones‘A Bigger Bang’: A Late-Career Highlight That Doesn’t Reach the 70s PeakA Bigger Bang's Critical Reception: Praised as a Return to Form, but Some Called It FormulaicAfter Brian Jones: Critics Split on Whether 1969 Tour Was Rebirth or UncertaintyAfter Mick Taylor Quit, the Stones Almost Called It Quits Before Auditioning a Whole Pack of GuitaristsExploreThe Warhol-Sedgwick Triangle: How Mick Jagger and Keith Richards' 1960s Rivalry Played Out in the Factory SceneThe Week Three Rolling Stones Albums Occupied the Billboard Top 10 SimultaneouslyThe Weight of Farewell: Why 'High Hopes' felt like Pink Floyd’s real endingThe Whimsy and Hidden Meaning of Pink Floyd's 'See Emily Play'The Whirlpool Bridge is the best secret view of Niagara FallsPrevious The Rolling Stones' Rain-Soaked Acoustic Duo in D.C., 2019Next The Rolling Stones' Pre-Classic Lineup: Drummer Tony Chapman and Bassist Dick Taylor