is the title and cover a reference to wanking? the album is called sticky fingers, and the cover is a picture of dude with a boner... Love the album though!
@JonBenait06 sound more intelligle than anything today. music today shit electronic beats with ho's money and getting crunk as every other word it fucking sounds like shit coming out of someones ass
Rock historians will tell you that Neil Young invented Grunge in the late 70's, I say that The Rolling Stones invented Grunge in the early 70's when they recorded "Sway".
The outro lead guitar break in this song, is one of the most inventive leads of all time. I rate it in my top 5. I'd like to say that Sticky Fingers is the best Stones album, but Steel Wheels is a very similar album. Every song is a gem. Anyone agree?
On tour in Europe' I played this Tune incessantly!...when homesick is NO better Tune' Great Guitar Solo's! Is Most Fun to Play ' Solo Too etc... under appreciated Tune absolute. About Time is Re'released RECORDED by another band even' Say' Black Crowes could pull it Off as they mimic Mick taylor to the Tee' No? heck ya'
one of the baddest songs ever reminds me of going down the road on a bike looking up thru the mountains of west virginia travelin down south to florida from cleveland i remember i had a 1990 ultra classic with everything stereo trave kit jammin loud going thru the moutains i seen a hawk flying high what a ride nothing like it man, nothing didnt even need to be high , noke cleveland.
This song was written by Mick and Mick. I read somewhere that Jagger plays rhythm guitar on this one, with Taylor doing the brilliant soloing. Keith later dubbed some of the backing vocals. I really like this track, especially Charly's brilliant drumming on it.
Ain't flingin' tears out on the dusty ground,for all my friends out on the burial ground,Can't stand the feeling getting so brought down. It's just that demon life that's got me in its Sway... Richards didn't play one chord in the recording of this tune. Wasn't even in the building..
@PENTADACTYLON Oh me boy, I'm pretty sure that the booze was the least of his problems during this stretch!! Would've loved to be a fly on the wall during these sessions..
Dam! I came on here to hear a Great Song; and all I got was a buncha pissin' n' moanin' by a buncha Brian Jones lovers who can't let go of the the PAST!
Brian has been DEAD for over 40 years!
GET OVER IT!
Brian was a brilliant instrumentalist and Musician.....but he couldn't write SONGS; and he was a pure-tee PRICK, in "real life".
GET OVER IT!
Mick Taylor was also a Brilliant Musician. But a Prima Donna.
Mick Taylor played most of the lead's in their songs when he was with them. Also played bass when Bill Wyman was a no show.. Great guitarist through and through... They were never as good after he left.
@EvilAnticsLive That was before Taylor came in the band. You can see on the credits of Sticky Fingers, Exile, Goat's Head Soup and It's Only RnR that Taylor played some bass on various songs
Keith Richards is a real backstabber. One time he'll say he always wanted to keep Mick Taylor, then he'll say he didn't really like play with him. Both could be true, but sh** what an **shole. I do think they got evrythng out of Mick Taylor they were going to get. By the time Its Only Rock an Roll came out they were pretty weak and Ron brought in change - not that it was much better - they were going down hill no matter what.
@morahbela Put it this way,Taylor made Keith's life easy.Keith was @ the apex of his addiction @ this time,from what,70 to 76/78 maybe?The only 3 things he knew how to do were play,write,and do drugs.We all know which one of the 3 drove the car.To even try to make sense of his recollection during that time is ludicrous.I do recall a quote though,''Mick is the end all when it comes to guitar playing,I am just a student''.The only reason Woody was brgt in was because MT was on the verge of quittng
@DrDreamPhD I believe this is the only track he played on this album. What a damn shame. He made the Stones so much better when he was playing with them.
@guitarbassplayer68 First if Ronnie had been with the Stones, we would not have Sway, because Taylor wrote this track. So we would not be discussing on ths video.
@widdowson91 I Loved Brian Too..But actually he played NO-GUITAR on Let it Bleed Album(..If you check the liner-notes,you'll find he Masterfully played on ONLY TWO-TRACKS, The AutoHarp on "You Got the Silver" & Percussion on "Midnight Rambler". Sadly he Never made it to the Studio much, and when he did he was found crashed-out ,and Spooning a Buzzing-guitar,which they simply pulled the plug out and let him sleep-thru the work. Let it bleed also introduces Mick Taylor into the band on 2-songs..!
I know he only contributed two songs in Let it Bleed. I was just stating that he was there for the Stones best albums. It's not like Taylor did much on Let it Bleed either. I don't dislike Taylor, but as a musical talent he can't match Jones. He was one of those that could play ANY instrument, which was inevitably why he didn't play guitar much for the Stones. When he left the band they didn't experiment half as much with their music. Sway is Taylor's only stand out song with the Stones.
@dwags2424 He played guitar for the Stones more than you may realise in the early days, and played guitar outside the Stones when he occasionally collaborated with other artists. Also, you don't have to play a lot of guitar to be talented or to be better than somebody else. When he did play guitar for the Stones he beat anything Taylor or Woods did. Not to say Taylor or Woods are bad, but Jones was such a better talent.
@widdowson91 My friend, I respect your opinion of Brian Jones. But the good Lord tells me you're fucked if you think Jones was more talented than Mick Taylor..
@matteosniper Jones was a self destructive,manipulative,controling pce of shit that in the end could'nt tie his own shoes. Mick Taylor was and is one of the finest guitar players the world will ever see!! Just the facts my friend..
@glimmertwinsproduct The sheer amount of instruments Jones played only goes to prove my point. Jones was one of those people who, as soon as he picked up a new instrument, he knew how to play it. I'm sorry, that sort of talent is something Taylor can't match.
Mick Taylor vs. Ronnie Wood? Apples and oranges - don't waste your time comparing. Mick is really great blues player. Ronnie is a fine player too. It's all good.
Mick Taylor and Mick Jagger wrote this song, Richards was absent this day. You can hear Jagger on the rythm guitar and Taylor on the (magnificent) lead guitar.
Mick T wailing at the end should go on longer..the man is a rock guitar god. Just another great song unknown to the masses...I remember when they playeds it last tour and most sat there clueless. It's sad how little credit the Stones get compared to the other classic rock bands..their longevity has been treated as a joke rather than appreciated.
@DazedConfused1969 Pretty sure Keef didn't even make it to the studio for this recording..... Mick Jagger did the rhythm guitar, if memory serves... he might have added a track later......
@DazedConfused1969 "Lol keith couldent play a blues lick like taylor to save his heroin" Oh damn that cracked me up! Thanks, now I'm cleaning coffee off my monitor...
I wonder if Taylor walked out of that studio in 1970 after laying down that lead track and then said to himself: "I really outdid myself tonight and what I did will stand the test of time"
@IdolHans Actually, they recorded Black and Blue without telling Mick Taylor he was out of the band. They brought Ron wood in and didn't say anything until the record was released.
Agreed, Jerry. Many of us who grew up in the 80's think of the stones as an unchanging band of 4.... unaware of the "satellite" musicians- phenominal artists- who helped make this iconic music
Mick Taylor was there when the Stones needed him , gone to soon for-sure. I believe MT is one of the best ever, right up there with Clapton and Hendrix ,Beck ect. The true guitar players know this and so does KeeeF.. You can find video's where Keith is rocking out to the Leeds laid down by MT. Go watch JJF from 73. Enjoy.
@TheoGallagher you look like a ballbag, because i live in the same fucking house as you, and i KNOW for a fact it was you who unliked it. by the way, turn this shit down will you??? and stop leaving fucking porn open on your laptop, wait till we're out of the house please~!
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The Stones at their best. Everything comes together on this song. Mick Taylor's guitar is killer, but also Charlie Watts' drums are just outstanding on this and push the whole thing over the top to greatness!
Mick T, the greatest lead guitarist of his generation unknown to all but die hard Stones fans...Mick T. elevated the band to the greatest band in the world ....We miss you Mick..
@jbstonesfan I totally agree. I've always wondered why Mick left the Stones. Was Keith a bit jealous of Mick's ability? The lead break on Winter from Goats Head Soup always blows me away, along with many others. Was Ron Wood just a good friend of Keith's, thereby opening the door for his entry into the Stones? I would really like to know. Just imagine how the Sones would have sounded like, if Mick had stayed.
@RojotheRed I think it was a bit of jelousy from Keith, heroin was taking a toll on Taylor and he was tired of not getting songwriting credit from the glimmer twins. Ron Wood was actually a friend of Mick Jaggers before Keith. It's Only Rock and Roll was orginally Woodies tune. (remember Wood wrote lots of tunes for Faces and Rod Stewart and sang lead vocals on Ooh La La). After Keith and Ronnie met and started playing together they just meshed. Taylor was amazing indeed.
@jadejoky28 I always credited MT with It's only R&R. (partially). I never knew that Woody had a hand in it. My impression was that Ronnie was Keith's friend, purely because of the fun they had together on stage. I guess that MT was proof of just how hard it was to keep with the Stones on the road. (especially Keith). H will do that to ya. It's a real shame about not getting his share of writing credit. Jagger's business acremen with do that to ya. MT must be a bitter man at this point.
@RojotheRed you gotta think too that taylor was like 8 years younger than keith and jageger and he was a kid in the biggest group ever im sure that was hard on him in an artistic way and professional .
mick taylor just melted my face! mick j and keith need to send mick a thank you card for making the stones the best band in the world and giving them their best era 69'-74'
Stones' best album.
bmw4ever55 2 days ago
is the title and cover a reference to wanking? the album is called sticky fingers, and the cover is a picture of dude with a boner... Love the album though!
keeffan49 2 days ago
@RojotheRed Let It Bleed and Beggars Banquet are better!
MrTephama 5 days ago 2
when i head this jam when i bought this lp i was floored that solo at the end is so dirty micky t what a guitarist
awhiteman1986 1 week ago
@awhiteman1986 agreed. If only the lyrics were intelligible it would be one of the greats.
JonBenait06 1 week ago
@JonBenait06 sound more intelligle than anything today. music today shit electronic beats with ho's money and getting crunk as every other word it fucking sounds like shit coming out of someones ass
awhiteman1986 6 days ago
That looks like a boner.
xWorIdAtWarx 2 weeks ago
HERMOSO
OctavioPandolfo 2 weeks ago
Rock historians will tell you that Neil Young invented Grunge in the late 70's, I say that The Rolling Stones invented Grunge in the early 70's when they recorded "Sway".
jbrown1169 3 weeks ago
masterpiece
Unflushablepiss 3 weeks ago
raunchy, raw, crude Stones - barking the song at you-just the way we like it!
carrier3232 3 weeks ago
If one rock track needs to be saved from the nuclear holocaust, this is it.
sternumagnum 3 weeks ago
The outro lead guitar break in this song, is one of the most inventive leads of all time. I rate it in my top 5. I'd like to say that Sticky Fingers is the best Stones album, but Steel Wheels is a very similar album. Every song is a gem. Anyone agree?
RojotheRed 1 month ago
@RojotheRed mick taylor was stellar i loved brian jones too.....
DemProsGroup 4 weeks ago
On tour in Europe' I played this Tune incessantly!...when homesick is NO better Tune' Great Guitar Solo's! Is Most Fun to Play ' Solo Too etc... under appreciated Tune absolute. About Time is Re'released RECORDED by another band even' Say' Black Crowes could pull it Off as they mimic Mick taylor to the Tee' No? heck ya'
flynlulus 1 month ago
one of the baddest songs ever reminds me of going down the road on a bike looking up thru the mountains of west virginia travelin down south to florida from cleveland i remember i had a 1990 ultra classic with everything stereo trave kit jammin loud going thru the moutains i seen a hawk flying high what a ride nothing like it man, nothing didnt even need to be high , noke cleveland.
TheNoke65 1 month ago 2
As time rolls on, how many of these "likes" belong to the deceased?
7855waldo 1 month ago
i like mick taylor in the solo and during the track
matteosniper 1 month ago
This song was written by Mick and Mick. I read somewhere that Jagger plays rhythm guitar on this one, with Taylor doing the brilliant soloing. Keith later dubbed some of the backing vocals. I really like this track, especially Charly's brilliant drumming on it.
dremmet100 1 month ago
Ain't flingin' tears out on the dusty ground,for all my friends out on the burial ground,Can't stand the feeling getting so brought down. It's just that demon life that's got me in its Sway... Richards didn't play one chord in the recording of this tune. Wasn't even in the building..
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@glimmertwinsproduct You´right, my dear frend Keit was ever drunk...
PENTADACTYLON 1 month ago
@PENTADACTYLON Oh me boy, I'm pretty sure that the booze was the least of his problems during this stretch!! Would've loved to be a fly on the wall during these sessions..
glimmertwinsproduct 1 month ago
@glimmertwinsproduct ..In 1972 he and I were both drunk...
PENTADACTYLON 1 month ago
It is all Mick Taylor. What a genius.... It doesn't get better than this..
kpzrocks 2 months ago
Mick Taylor is a Rolling Stones forever... OK?
PENTADACTYLON 2 months ago 2
Agonizingly underrated Stones song
yomadda67 2 months ago
HVR..beautiful sound repro, mother..thanks for the lift
MALABASS4 2 months ago
Dam! I came on here to hear a Great Song; and all I got was a buncha pissin' n' moanin' by a buncha Brian Jones lovers who can't let go of the the PAST!
Brian has been DEAD for over 40 years!
GET OVER IT!
Brian was a brilliant instrumentalist and Musician.....but he couldn't write SONGS; and he was a pure-tee PRICK, in "real life".
GET OVER IT!
Mick Taylor was also a Brilliant Musician. But a Prima Donna.
He quit the Band. The "Band" didn't quit him!
Get over it.
swiggy58a 2 months ago
Mick Taylor played most of the lead's in their songs when he was with them. Also played bass when Bill Wyman was a no show.. Great guitarist through and through... They were never as good after he left.
kpzrocks 2 months ago 9
@kpzrocks Keith usually played bass when Wyman wasn't there.
EvilAnticsLive 1 week ago
@EvilAnticsLive That was before Taylor came in the band. You can see on the credits of Sticky Fingers, Exile, Goat's Head Soup and It's Only RnR that Taylor played some bass on various songs
oclero 1 week ago
It's all Mick Taylor in this song..
kpzrocks 2 months ago 2
Keith Richards is not even playing on this track and still it's a killer tune. That's how great the Rolling Stones are.
MrRobin14669 2 months ago
Keith Richards is a real backstabber. One time he'll say he always wanted to keep Mick Taylor, then he'll say he didn't really like play with him. Both could be true, but sh** what an **shole. I do think they got evrythng out of Mick Taylor they were going to get. By the time Its Only Rock an Roll came out they were pretty weak and Ron brought in change - not that it was much better - they were going down hill no matter what.
morahbela 2 months ago
@morahbela Put it this way,Taylor made Keith's life easy.Keith was @ the apex of his addiction @ this time,from what,70 to 76/78 maybe?The only 3 things he knew how to do were play,write,and do drugs.We all know which one of the 3 drove the car.To even try to make sense of his recollection during that time is ludicrous.I do recall a quote though,''Mick is the end all when it comes to guitar playing,I am just a student''.The only reason Woody was brgt in was because MT was on the verge of quittng
glimmertwinsproduct 1 month ago
Another awesome piano track by the late, great Nicky Hopkins.
DrDreamPhD 2 months ago
@DrDreamPhD I believe this is the only track he played on this album. What a damn shame. He made the Stones so much better when he was playing with them.
elleng222 2 months ago
super nice guitar solo - laid back fuzzz ... track from great collection of music, art.
He's got the tone on that box!
limolimo2012 2 months ago
Shut the fuck up, and listen to the Stones !
GpeterKostwinder 2 months ago
@guitarbassplayer68 bill is a fucking prick. he said he wouldn't play with the stones again. he can go fuck himself.
platter1000 2 months ago
@guitarbassplayer68 First if Ronnie had been with the Stones, we would not have Sway, because Taylor wrote this track. So we would not be discussing on ths video.
oclero 2 months ago 2
one of the best stones songs on their best album
elieattie 2 months ago
Brian Jones was better than both Taylor and Wood. The best two Stones albums included Jones (Baggar's Banquet and Let it Bleed).
widdowson91 3 months ago
@widdowson91 I Loved Brian Too..But actually he played NO-GUITAR on Let it Bleed Album(..If you check the liner-notes,you'll find he Masterfully played on ONLY TWO-TRACKS, The AutoHarp on "You Got the Silver" & Percussion on "Midnight Rambler". Sadly he Never made it to the Studio much, and when he did he was found crashed-out ,and Spooning a Buzzing-guitar,which they simply pulled the plug out and let him sleep-thru the work. Let it bleed also introduces Mick Taylor into the band on 2-songs..!
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I know he only contributed two songs in Let it Bleed. I was just stating that he was there for the Stones best albums. It's not like Taylor did much on Let it Bleed either. I don't dislike Taylor, but as a musical talent he can't match Jones. He was one of those that could play ANY instrument, which was inevitably why he didn't play guitar much for the Stones. When he left the band they didn't experiment half as much with their music. Sway is Taylor's only stand out song with the Stones.
widdowson91 1 week ago
@widdowson91 Lol. Brian Jones was better than Mick Taylor? Are you serious? Mick Taylor is a far better guitarist.
tomrom7 3 months ago
@widdowson91 Are you kidding ? Taylor was a true virtuoso
oclero 2 months ago
@widdowson91 brian jones barely played guitar dipshit..
dwags2424 2 months ago
@dwags2424 He played guitar for the Stones more than you may realise in the early days, and played guitar outside the Stones when he occasionally collaborated with other artists. Also, you don't have to play a lot of guitar to be talented or to be better than somebody else. When he did play guitar for the Stones he beat anything Taylor or Woods did. Not to say Taylor or Woods are bad, but Jones was such a better talent.
widdowson91 2 months ago
@widdowson91 My friend, I respect your opinion of Brian Jones. But the good Lord tells me you're fucked if you think Jones was more talented than Mick Taylor..
glimmertwinsproduct 2 months ago
@glimmertwinsproduct Brian jones have a different talent than Tayolor. Jones played different kind of music and instrument (guitar flute piano)
matteosniper 1 month ago
@matteosniper Jones was a self destructive,manipulative,controling pce of shit that in the end could'nt tie his own shoes. Mick Taylor was and is one of the finest guitar players the world will ever see!! Just the facts my friend..
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@glimmertwinsproduct The sheer amount of instruments Jones played only goes to prove my point. Jones was one of those people who, as soon as he picked up a new instrument, he knew how to play it. I'm sorry, that sort of talent is something Taylor can't match.
widdowson91 1 week ago
Mick Taylor vs. Ronnie Wood? Apples and oranges - don't waste your time comparing. Mick is really great blues player. Ronnie is a fine player too. It's all good.
BlueRIff63 3 months ago 3
I just can't believe how great Sticky Fingers is. 40 years later it still sounds amazing.
Henry8544 3 months ago 22
Mick Taylor jams on guitar!
kris13iam 3 months ago 2
true, mick taylor was an amazing guitar player, but he was a pussy....just sayin'
RealEstate4Entertain 3 months ago
@RealEstate4Entertain pussy you say????
bobbollu 3 months ago
@RealEstate4Entertain I used to hang out with Mick Taylor when he lived in Greenwich Village. He is not a pussy; h
e's a great, modest guy.
tomrom7 3 months ago 2
@RealEstate4Entertain go fuck yourself
dwags2424 2 months ago
mick taylor was the fuckin man.............the stones havent been the same since he left...sorry, just sayin
feeeball 3 months ago 3
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Brilliant. Every single bit of it.
GravityBoy72 3 months ago
MICK TAYLOR BRA
sekernbo 3 months ago
Wow, Mick Taylor did that. Damn.
ezramead 3 months ago 3
Oh my fucking god, enough about this "Mick Taylor is better than Ronnie Wood" frenzy that has gone over Stones "fans".
xDeadMisfitsx 4 months ago
Mick Taylor and Mick Jagger wrote this song, Richards was absent this day. You can hear Jagger on the rythm guitar and Taylor on the (magnificent) lead guitar.
oclero 4 months ago
Ronnie Wood is a much better guitarist than Mick Taylor could ever think about being.................................lol..just kiddiin.....
bustballz 4 months ago 2
Best album of the 70's, period.
IggyandtheStardust 4 months ago 2
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May I recommend the book 'An Essential Guide To Music In The 1970s' by Johnny Zero. The author is a big fan of this track.
garyw930 4 months ago
Every bar should make this the last song they play on the jukebox each night.
jluke68 4 months ago
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Polskich wielbicieli tej piosenki zapraszam na mój kanał gdzie znajduje się tłumaczenie.
RockTranslatePL 4 months ago
40 years ago....remember getting stoned to this album....where did all the time go??
Sting229 4 months ago
@Sting229 It went up in smoke, right up there with mine. Great song.
hicknan219 4 months ago
@Sting229 A shitty jod day after day in a fucked up generation full of shit?
DazedConfused1969 3 months ago
I love this song!
the55crow 4 months ago
It's just that demon life that got me in it's sway...
jampoetry 4 months ago 2
Mick Taylor was simply too tall. Case closed.
X0TangoX0 4 months ago
Mick T wailing at the end should go on longer..the man is a rock guitar god. Just another great song unknown to the masses...I remember when they playeds it last tour and most sat there clueless. It's sad how little credit the Stones get compared to the other classic rock bands..their longevity has been treated as a joke rather than appreciated.
jbstonesfan 4 months ago 9
@jbstonesfan It works in their favor.
reptilicus 4 months ago
una de las mejores de los stones,
canchsoselkpo 4 months ago
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last ploy from freedom america
you win, socialist eorotrash twangers
come tickle me now
SuperMegaUberGenius 5 months ago
Thank you, I wore out my album decades ago. I forgot about this song!
uspowerbase 5 months ago
Man that keith richards sure was a natural guitarist. the leads and solos just rolled off his fingers. Gotta love watching amaster at work
bryantjudoman 5 months ago
@bryantjudoman That actually was Mick Taylor you heard, not Keith Richards.
cmsmhp 5 months ago 23
@bryantjudoman Lol keith couldent play a blues lick like taylor to save his heroin
DazedConfused1969 3 months ago 2
@DazedConfused1969 Pretty sure Keef didn't even make it to the studio for this recording..... Mick Jagger did the rhythm guitar, if memory serves... he might have added a track later......
Thistlesifter220 3 months ago 3
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@DazedConfused1969 "Lol keith couldent play a blues lick like taylor to save his heroin" Oh damn that cracked me up! Thanks, now I'm cleaning coffee off my monitor...
BigRichard10inch 3 months ago
Sticky Fingers is, hands down, the BEST Rolling Stones album of all time, man!!
jeffreygaudreault 5 months ago 5
@jeffreygaudreault Got that right!
BlueRIff63 4 months ago
I thought Mick was saying "It's just that mean ol' wife has got you in this sway."
jimeedwards 5 months ago in playlist Rolling Stones-the best of (incomplete)
I wonder if Taylor walked out of that studio in 1970 after laying down that lead track and then said to himself: "I really outdid myself tonight and what I did will stand the test of time"
IdolHans 5 months ago 4
@IdolHans Actually, they recorded Black and Blue without telling Mick Taylor he was out of the band. They brought Ron wood in and didn't say anything until the record was released.
jd230 5 months ago
@jd230 Nice.
Sirscorps 4 months ago
so many great tunes
chinahands100 5 months ago
It's just that needle, I forgot you in it's sway?
bcubed72 5 months ago
@bcubed72 yr both half right, its just that demon life thats got me in its sway
RapedByRepublicans 5 months ago
is jus tha Demon life,,,,,has got you in his sway,,,,
SuperMetalshop 6 months ago
is jus tha Demon life,,,,,has got me in his sway,,,,
SuperMetalshop 6 months ago
the guitar solo is so good it is to masturbate
fulanomenganosultano 6 months ago 3
'scuse me for a second, I need to rock out.
Ramonajunie3 6 months ago 2
BTW- I used to think Mick was singing "It's just that needle wife's got me in it's sway". It works whichever way you look at it.
jbsamakis 6 months ago
The heaviest. Stones song, that is.
jbsamakis 6 months ago
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I agree!
laurielaugh 5 months ago
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@jbsamakis
I agree!
laurielaugh 5 months ago
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@jbsamakis
I agree!
laurielaugh 5 months ago
Love this song !
56bluegold 6 months ago
Best album!
FCDH2008 6 months ago
Agreed, Jerry. Many of us who grew up in the 80's think of the stones as an unchanging band of 4.... unaware of the "satellite" musicians- phenominal artists- who helped make this iconic music
adarpino1 6 months ago
Mick Taylor was there when the Stones needed him , gone to soon for-sure. I believe MT is one of the best ever, right up there with Clapton and Hendrix ,Beck ect. The true guitar players know this and so does KeeeF.. You can find video's where Keith is rocking out to the Leeds laid down by MT. Go watch JJF from 73. Enjoy.
MrJerryw08 6 months ago 2
Hands down the last Great Stones album!!
ragnorr1 6 months ago
@ragnorr1 Ummmm...Exile on Main Street....
pissedllama 6 months ago
Sticky Fingers is The Rolling Stones masterpiece. Followed closely by Exile.
TheMyrmillonis 6 months ago
Mick Taylor's guitar playing is truly amazing hes really underrated :(
samakhtarrrr 6 months ago 12
@samakhtarrrr Who has the nerve to underrate him? Not me. :)
bgumbyguitar 2 months ago
bet the ballbag who disliked this number feels like a right knob.
TheoGallagher 7 months ago 2
@TheoGallagher you look like a ballbag, because i live in the same fucking house as you, and i KNOW for a fact it was you who unliked it. by the way, turn this shit down will you??? and stop leaving fucking porn open on your laptop, wait till we're out of the house please~!
Ukabumba 7 months ago 2
cmon man,great fucking album.really? i could've posted this..... robotic is right. then the icing,wild horses....aw
glimmertwinsproduct 7 months ago
cmon man,great fucking album.really? i could've posted this..... robotic is right
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figbat1 7 months ago
A SONG THAT NEVER GETS OLD !
a1952mw 7 months ago
oh yeah
TheWildswan69 7 months ago
Who disliked THIS????You must be deaf.
crazycatlady68 7 months ago
ﾛｰﾘﾝｸﾞ･ｽﾄｰﾝｽﾞ"ｽﾃｨｯｷｰ･ﾌｨﾝｶﾞｰｽﾞ"～全てが秀曲ぞろい､なかでもミックのヴｫｰｶﾙが粘る"SWAY"～ミック･ﾃｲﾗｰも活きる!
blackandtanful 8 months ago
keith actually stated that if it were up to him, taylor would STILL be in the band. so there's that.
mezzetin1 8 months ago
Nicky Hopkins is on this album ??? Such a great talent !!!
hydraIX 8 months ago
The Stones at their best. Everything comes together on this song. Mick Taylor's guitar is killer, but also Charlie Watts' drums are just outstanding on this and push the whole thing over the top to greatness!
tj4steelers 9 months ago 4
this is the only song that brings tears to my eyes
Stevensc33 10 months ago 2
@Stevensc33 for me it's "nude" by radiohead". But this song is great as well :)
PatricktheDoody 8 months ago
Mick Taylor's guitar solo energizes Mick and he starts shouting "Hey!" over and over because he's so excited.
titostacos 10 months ago 3
Beautiful song !! Many of the Great Classic Rock songs never heard on radio
hydraIX 10 months ago 9
Hands down, I think this and Moonlight Mile are the Stones best song.
amixofeverything 10 months ago 2
@amixofeverything YES!!!
MyDadsMusic1 7 months ago
Mick T, the greatest lead guitarist of his generation unknown to all but die hard Stones fans...Mick T. elevated the band to the greatest band in the world ....We miss you Mick..
jbstonesfan 1 year ago 5
@jbstonesfan I totally agree. I've always wondered why Mick left the Stones. Was Keith a bit jealous of Mick's ability? The lead break on Winter from Goats Head Soup always blows me away, along with many others. Was Ron Wood just a good friend of Keith's, thereby opening the door for his entry into the Stones? I would really like to know. Just imagine how the Sones would have sounded like, if Mick had stayed.
RojotheRed 11 months ago
@RojotheRed I think it was a bit of jelousy from Keith, heroin was taking a toll on Taylor and he was tired of not getting songwriting credit from the glimmer twins. Ron Wood was actually a friend of Mick Jaggers before Keith. It's Only Rock and Roll was orginally Woodies tune. (remember Wood wrote lots of tunes for Faces and Rod Stewart and sang lead vocals on Ooh La La). After Keith and Ronnie met and started playing together they just meshed. Taylor was amazing indeed.
jadejoky28 1 month ago
@jadejoky28 I always credited MT with It's only R&R. (partially). I never knew that Woody had a hand in it. My impression was that Ronnie was Keith's friend, purely because of the fun they had together on stage. I guess that MT was proof of just how hard it was to keep with the Stones on the road. (especially Keith). H will do that to ya. It's a real shame about not getting his share of writing credit. Jagger's business acremen with do that to ya. MT must be a bitter man at this point.
RojotheRed 1 month ago
@RojotheRed you gotta think too that taylor was like 8 years younger than keith and jageger and he was a kid in the biggest group ever im sure that was hard on him in an artistic way and professional .
joshjaccard24 1 month ago
Mick Taylor was a hot lead guitar player. The solo is amazingly good.
TheFly212 1 year ago 3
Great stuff! (whole LP) Thanks for posting. :-)
peterd156 1 year ago
Tribute!
sonicsteev 1 year ago
What an amazing song, just fantastic stuff.......
jeffthrow6892 1 year ago 17
fucking good song.
Hueyham 1 year ago 26
@Hueyham yes, fucking good song, good description
fulanomenganosultano 6 months ago
Top notch audio!
Nobjan 1 year ago
mick taylor just melted my face! mick j and keith need to send mick a thank you card for making the stones the best band in the world and giving them their best era 69'-74'
bacardibum 1 year ago 4
@bacardibum ooh i totally agree
gusthepugisownt 1 year ago
@bacardibum Mick Taylor was who transform the rolling stones on THE ROLLING STONES...
PENTADACTYLON 1 year ago 2
@PENTADACTYLON
gross underrating of brian jones.
DrMerkwuerdichliebe 8 months ago
@DrMerkwuerdichliebe brian was a visionary, but was too fucked up to contribute to the band anymore--a lot like syd barrett.
zenphil 7 months ago
@zenphil
"Out of the way, it's a busy day
And I've got things on my mind"
(Us and Them)
DrMerkwuerdichliebe 7 months ago
@zenphil You're right. Brian jones loved the Blues as much as drugs. Acid casualties. Sad
WeRnotSchizophrenics 7 months ago
Long live the Stones!! "For all my friends out on the burial ground".
skychurchify 1 year ago