Hope you guys had a great weekend, what’s a BANGER we can check out from the stones?! This track was good but I know they’re capable of more, so what’s that track! Drop it in a comment down below! Have a great day friends! 🤟🏻🔥

@joannasunday

4 жыл бұрын

Gimme Shelter! I was in 7th or 8th grade when that one came out. I thought it was about drugs but it's a banger anti-war song by the Stones.

@xyzdgthereal

4 жыл бұрын

Sympathy for the Devil, obviously

@philstone2627

4 жыл бұрын

Gimme shelter and ruby Tuesday,great tracks.as always boys,keep rock in it.great life

@joannasunday

4 жыл бұрын

It's tough to beat Paint it Black! And anything from the Exile on Mainstreet album is great but a completely different, more bluesy sound. Stones did many different sounds, yet are all recognizably the Stones.

@AI_Surfer

4 жыл бұрын

This song was from the infancy era of Rock N Roll. Just as with The Beatles, every band at that time had to try and land a hit song that was 3 minutes or less. This was also when it was all about the 45rpm single. Albums were not a thing at that time. All that being said, this song is genius and the riff is legendary. There would not be all that 70s music that you guys love so much if not for the early songs the Beatles and Stones pioneered in the early to mid 60s. Almost forgot, Los Angeles here.

One of the MOST iconic guitar riffs of all time. Instantly recognizable and, quite possibly, my favorite Stones song.

@sheilaholmes8455

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite!

One of the all-time great rock and roll songs and it still will be a hundred years from now.

I'm always amazed by how ahead of their time The Rolling Stones were! This song sounds like nothing else from 1965, blows everything else out of the water! It's like they could read the future! Great song!

This song doesn't sound like the Beatles although I can appreciate the confusion. This song is actually very original, so much so that it is not only one of the fundamental building blocks of The Rolling Stones sound but also a foundational building block of the entire garage rock genre.

@mauriziomerlo4141

3 жыл бұрын

The Beatles could not give Is Satisfaction, only the Stones

@premanadi

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, it is pure Stones and nothing like the Beatles at all. One of the great guitar riffs of all time.

@tripledistilled2822

2 жыл бұрын

Riff rock more like?

@stevemd6488

2 жыл бұрын

The riff is the standard Chuck Berry lick, played through a fuzz so it sounds more aggressive.

@lewisner

2 жыл бұрын

It was Punk 12 years before Punk. It's the definitive teenage rebellion song.

Gimme Shelter is epic. Orlando.

@muhammedyousuf6

4 жыл бұрын

I was just gonna comment the same thing lol

@lisaw5604

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. Merry Clayton's scorching vocals. Wow! Enough said. ;)

@leonardlarrisey1040

4 жыл бұрын

Jumpin Jack Flash. Honkytonk Woman. Start it up. It's all over now. Last time

@nizmollusk

4 жыл бұрын

Totally , the vocal crack from Merry Clayton on most versions is unimitable and astounding.

@LotsaFails

4 жыл бұрын

My fav Stones track by far. Gimme Shelter is life changing as a music fan.

It must be remembered that you're listening through a "time lens" when you listen to songs from the early 60's. For example, the 'fuzz' tone you hear was a NEW thing then. Although Fender amps from '61 onward had tremolo and reverb, the 'fuzzy' Vox box was the first of the special effects sounds contraptions you could add to an electric guitar. (Before that, if you wanted a 'fuzzy' tone you had to own a little blonde Fender amp) There was no wah wah pedal or, of course, any of the myriad of other pedals etc. that, now days, can be used to bend the sound of an instrument. It's kind of like looking at a film from the thirties or something, although the style in which it is presented may be technology dated, the story itself is not necessarily so. Great choices would be "Sympathy for the Devil", "Have you seen your mother baby? (Hiding in the shadows), "Mothers little helpers" (about coping with what was a boring life as a housewife), and "19th Nervous Breakdown". The Stones always had a 'dark' side to their music. Whereas the Beatles were a northern band from Liverpool, the Stones were a southern band from London. The Stones were less commercial than the Beatles and generally remained with their rock/blues origins whereas the Beatles moved beyond their beginnings( in skiffle) and into a more universal style of music encompassing melodies and sounds from a wide variety of cultures and times.

@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD

4 жыл бұрын

Great post. In a nutshell, Satisfaction was cutting edge genius in 1965. In 1978, Beast of Burden......wasn’t :P

@SouthTexasRocker1

4 жыл бұрын

Excellent post!

@grimsbyuk8311

4 жыл бұрын

Excellent post. You have to view this in the timeline of the development of "popular music", the studio, the recording techniques, and the equipment available. The Stones were cutting edge in 1965, as well as Jagger & Richards developing their writing style. From Grimsby UK.

@beverlyoyarzun3326

4 жыл бұрын

For a twist, check Otis Redding’s cover

@PK1971PK

4 жыл бұрын

Great post! I would also add that these guys would have the same feeling when comparing early versions of British Invasion bands to their later stuff. Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who--even the Moody Blues. But it would really be interesting to see them compare The Yardbirds to what the band became later--Led Zeppelin.

The effect of this, when it came out, was intense. The cute Beatles had been doing "She Loves You" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (Yes, they were grittier than that, but this was the image they were then selling), and here comes The Stones with Jagger demanding what's rightfully his. You need to see it in that historical perspective (I was 13 at the time).

@lewisner

2 жыл бұрын

Yes , the Beatles were cute. The Stones and the Who were crazy dangerous guys.

@larryclemens

Жыл бұрын

@@lewisner And the Beatles gave The Stones their first hit single: "I Wanna Be Your Man."

@soulsurvivor5555

10 ай бұрын

The Stones vesion of I Wanna Be Your Man was not a hit. It didn't even make the top 10 in the UK. It did not make the top 100 in the US.@@larryclemens

@patmccormick9972

7 ай бұрын

song length was the first big deal it was 5+ minute when 21/2 was the limit. The riff came to Keith in a dream. Woke up & recorded it.

@patmccormick9972

7 ай бұрын

"Would you let your daughter date a Rolling Stone?"@@lewisner

Guys. You know I love you. Especially you Alex because you’re so CUTE ha ha but holy shit you just embarrassed us (Gen Z). Satisfaction is basically Jailhouse Rock or Johnny B Goode. Considered near the top of finest recordings ever made. And NEVER compare 50’s and early 60’s recordings to late 70’s (Beast of Burden, Spirit of Radio). It’s the equivalent of comparing a late 90’s video game like “Doom 2” to “Red Dead Redemption 2”.

@dianegoldeneye7363

2 жыл бұрын

💯 perfectly said. Re rate this now. 2022. You might think different. You know the era

My favorites Stones song are " Cant you hear me knockin" " Give me Shelter" " Sympathy for the the devil" I hope that you both have a great day ! :)

@sukie584

4 жыл бұрын

GIMME>.. not Give Me..

@Mrdell061

4 жыл бұрын

Yes to these plus many others like Heartbreaker!

@randomperson-dy6kj

4 жыл бұрын

Those are my favs, too, along with Monkey Man and Miss You.

This is my favorite song of all time. Was 8 years old when I first heard that riff coming out of my transistor. Keith's guitar, Charlie's pulsing drums and Mick's anti establishment vocals still make this top song best ever for me.

"Gimme Shelter" is a must if you really want to hear the best Stones tune.

@jamessweet5341

3 жыл бұрын

Plus the greatest backup singer in rock history.

Got to understand the style of music that was out there at this time. This was one of the nastiest sounds that had ever hit the radio at the time it came out.

@tomsalisbury1734

3 жыл бұрын

The Rolling Stones have songs started in the early 60s to the 20s, equipment was pretty basic and the amps were a lot less wattage than now. The band has grown from the "bad boys of rock and roll" the stones pretty much messed up our parents minds. Ths stones wereno were not current the beatles and there was a lot of competition between them. It got to the point where the bands were releasing songs every other week.

This is the sound of the 60’s and if you didn’t grow up then you really can’t completely flow with it - Philly area

@davidgoodman4208

4 жыл бұрын

It's a great song, but the sound is dated.

@RideAcrossTheRiver

4 ай бұрын

@@davidgoodman4208 Oh, BS.

"You can't always get what you want", Raleigh, NC

@cynthiabroyles4890

4 жыл бұрын

If you did where would you put it?

Keith Richards wrote Satisfaction. I don't think it sounds anything like The Beatles. It's a great rockin' song.

@zenxydogs

2 жыл бұрын

Also, according to some rock legend I heard somewhere, sometime ago, drunk Keith recorded a few bars of the riff on a reel to reel, then passed out. The rest of the recording is of him snoring. A legendary song was born. According to legend.

@lewisner

2 жыл бұрын

It defined a generation. The ultimate teenage rebellion song.

@ericminch

11 ай бұрын

@@zenxydogs Glad they got straight which part to use in the song. That riff would sound completely different if it were just Keith snoring.

For many years after, this song was voted best rock ‘n’ roll song of all time. I think it may still be in the top 10. San Diego.

The consensus seems to be "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'", "Sympathy For The Devil" and "Gimme Shelter". I probably have to go along with that thought, even if I have other, personal favorites. You kinda took on a heavyweight with "Satisfaction". Arguably one one their fans' favorites, and a riff that is considered to be one of the most iconic in rock history.

19th Nervous Breakdown is one of the best Rolling Stones songs in my opinion. Toledo, Ohio

The guitar intro is one of the most famous of all rock. The Stones were NOT trying to outdo the Beatles as they had a moodier, darker undertone, as did the Animals. I was in high school back then, and this blew everyone away. It was UNIQUE, and it still sounds good!

Satisfaction was considered for decades (to be the greatest Rock and Roll Song EVER)

So many Rolling Stone bangers. Gimme Shelter, Sympathy of the Devil, Miss You... too many. I live in LA.

@MMFrye

4 жыл бұрын

Gimme Shelter is great!

@lisaw5604

4 жыл бұрын

@@MMFrye Agree. Merry Clayton's scorched earth vocals are haunting. Great day to ya Missy & Dan. :)

@flyboy53

4 жыл бұрын

Add 'You Can't Always Get What You Want" and I agree with Dan!

I was a bit surprised by the lukewarm reaction to Satisfaction, which I've always loved. One of the greatest party songs ever. I'm surprised also that there aren't more votes for Jumpin' Jack Flash, which is one of their classics. Beyond that I'd mention Sympathy for the Devil and Gimme Shelter. Montreal, Quebec, Canada

@kenperlman2204

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a gas gas gas.

This reliably got everyone onto the dance floor - even at the worst of parties.

Early Stones(1964): "Time is on my Side"

@hannyhawkins7804

4 жыл бұрын

r s SUCH a beautiful song.

Street Fighting Man by the stones is pretty good this song is class. Newcastle Upon Tyne is my home city stay safe Mike UK.

'Gimme Shelter', 'Cant you hear me knockin', Sympathy For The Devil'... all quintessential Stones greatness! Burbs of Cleveland, Ohio.

I really think this is the first song I’ve seen you do that made me think, “How is it possible for someone NOT to have heard this?” I guess I’m officially old now. 😥 Louisville, KY!

Satisfaction is legendary. Loving the channel from Broadstairs in the UK. Jumping Jack Flash is another great one!!!

Exile on Main Street in my favorite album , Shine a Light, Sweet Black Angel, Tumbling Dice are some of my favorites from the album.

@michaelkeefe8494

4 жыл бұрын

Linda Ronstadt did a killer cover of tumbling dice; great song.

@johndef5075

4 жыл бұрын

Rocks Off💝

Can't you hear me knocking will blow your mind! Myrtle Beach SC

This was a monster hit ... their first number 1 and solidified them as a top act.

This song was, and still is huge. I even hear it being played at clubs today, and people still go crazy for it. Young and old.

😮 Your very first time for this tune? You are in for a treat, my friends! Rock on! 👍🏽💃🏻👍🏽💃🏻👍🏽 It’s hypnotic watching you both groove out... !

Probably the most radio played song out of their catalogue. Any & every Stones fan knows this tune...

Going with the majority here “Sympathy for the Devil” and “Gimme Shelter” are epic ! Greetings from Manchester Uk 🇬🇧

Gimme Shelter. Janesville WI.

This song was written in like 20 minutes. They needed one last song when they made this album. It ended up being the biggest song on the album.

@burtreynolds2969

4 жыл бұрын

Keith actually heard the riff in a dream he was having. He woke up and recorded it.

@kyleizdabombify

4 жыл бұрын

@@burtreynolds2969 that's cool, I didnt know that part

@CindyWilson1991

4 жыл бұрын

It was written in a hotel in Clearwater, Florida. The luxury hotel ended up becoming the Church of Scientology headquarters.

@thebag1981

4 жыл бұрын

The overdriven guitar was also just a demo, it was originally intended to be replaced by horns.

It's the early Stones. I think you'd like "Mothers Little Helper". You have to remember; this was all new back then.

I don't always agree with Rolling Stone magazine, but they voted this song # 2 of all time. It is definitely a classic.

Sympathy for the Devil....Little Rock, AR.

Albuquerque, NM Not really into The Rolling Stones but I’ve always liked the song “Wild Horses”.

Take it from somebody who lived through the Beatles and Stones era. This song was nothing like any Beatles tunes at the time. They were doing I want to Hold Your Hand. Beatles were PG at the beginning before the more psychedelic era, but the Stones were the bad boys of rock And this song rocked . Teens danced their butts off to this.

Andy and Alex It is amazing that 'Stones are still touring today over 50years. Mick Jagger just had his heart valve replaced early in the year that postponed tour planned in the past spring. He is fully recovered and now moving like he had no problems with his heart. Note is that Charlie Watts, drummer is 80 years old still keeping up with the music.

@ericminch

11 ай бұрын

Alas, RIP Charlie.

@MrTech226

11 ай бұрын

@@ericminch Charlie is playing drums with SRV and others in Heaven

Stones and Beatles are the top two most influential bands in rock music over the past 60 years. Hinesville GA( near Savannah)

8.6?!? This is one of the greatest rock n roll songs of all time, it’s a 10 for the guitar rift alone! I suppose it is refreshing to see a review that challenges conventional wisdom. Try “Brown Sugar” or “Jumping Jack Flash” as they are better than a 10! Cheers. Newcastle upon Tyne (UK).

@flubblert

4 жыл бұрын

iconic riff for sure. to a whole generation of baby boomers.

@rebrock67

4 жыл бұрын

I am 52...they are not my cup of tea. There are a lot of people who like them, especially men, but I never cared for many of their songs. Wild Horses was the only one that came to mind that I liked.

@RideAcrossTheRiver

4 ай бұрын

@@rebrock67 Yawn

You said "I know they are capable of more". This was voted one of the best rock songs of all time. Sometimes you have to understand when these songs were written and performed. There wasn't anything like this at the time. Perspective, gentlemen!

This song is 60 years old....

BANGERS - “Tumbling Dice”, “Happy”, “It’s Only Rock and Roll”, “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” - Minneapolis/Saint Paul, MN

@iambecomepaul

4 жыл бұрын

Steve Manhart YUP! Dead on. I might have skipped “get what you” but I respect your inclusion. Great list! Atlanta, Georgia.

I'm in Sacramento. Try the Stones' Brown Sugar.

@michaelreynolds8300

4 жыл бұрын

My favorite stones song

Try to imagine you are 16 years old and this comes on the radio. This song spoke to every teenager in America and England. We all could get no satisfaction.

Iconic band. If I were suggesting a tune, it would be, Midnight Rambler. They had a stunning 4 album run with Beggar's Banquet, Let It Bleed, Sticky Fingers, and Exile On Main Street. All albums necessary to hear, and even own.

Sympathy for The Devil next

@pbrucpaul

4 жыл бұрын

thesnoyls: Just listen to that Bass player Bill Wyman. As good as it gets!

@thesnoyls

4 жыл бұрын

For sure in the bass line. It's also an awesome example of dynamic song structure, and a master class in how to create rising intensity in a song by layering in different instruments and vocals/backups so the song builds to a crescendo.

@Gort-Marvin0Martian

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@doug4036

4 жыл бұрын

The.greatest.rock.song.ever!

Phoenix, AZ... Sympathy For the Devil is a must...Also Gimme Shelter... Can't Always Get What You Want...

The COB (Cranky Old Bastard) in me asks in dismay, "You haven't heard this before!?" The other COB in me says, the young'uns are checking out real rock! ;)

Satisfaction----1964.... I was playing Beatles records when I first heard Satisfaction.....Rolling Stones....are 2nd only to the Beatles during this time period.....Satisfaction is one of the 10 greatest Rock songs of all time.

@joeterp5615

4 жыл бұрын

I'm with you. Loads of "classics" I could hear on the radio and pass by to look for another song... not this. You are compelled by nature to sing along with this when you hear it in the car. Not overly complex, but - as these guys got right - it is perfect for what it is. Surprised these guys don't feel this one more. I love it - and recently added it to my phone.

They got much better, this is an early pop hit for them. Sympathy for the Devil off the Get Your Ya Ya’s album has an amazing guitar solo from Keith. They definitely got better! Greetings from San Diego! ✌️

Gimme Shelter - Daytona Beach

Do “Shattered “. I wouldn’t steer you wrong .

No 1 most famous rock song of all time.

This was early Stones, thus the fair Beatles comparison. Just like the Beatles, their British Invasion peers, they evolved from album to album. Watching and enjoying from Austin, Texas - THE Live Music Capital of the World.

Respect coming to you guys from the UK. You didn't just open up the whole Stone vs the Beatles debate did you? This should be interesting 😂 Please check out Sympathy for the Devil next. I preferred the Stones by the way

@LadyIarConnacht

4 жыл бұрын

That's right - growing up it was a huge debate and you almost weren't allowed to like both of them.

@Oxmustube

4 жыл бұрын

For me the debate ended after rubber soul. The Beatles innovated while the Stones lived off their early stuff for 50 years.

@fgerardburke

4 жыл бұрын

I prefer both of them. Depends on my mood. More rowdy, more Stone. More contemplative, more Beatles.

@fgerardburke

4 жыл бұрын

Oxmustube I love rubber soul. Never did understand Norwegian wood.

You need to hear more early stones like “ she’s a rainbow “ “ mothers little helper “ ( my favorite stones song ) , “ it’s all over now “ “ time is on my side “ “ 19th nervous breakdown “

Dudes satisfaction is the real pure sounds of the stones ,it sounds asaloutley nothing like the Beatles that's absurd coment Keith whrote it in and the famous riff in his sleep, that's the stones sound ,anyways enjoy the videos .

Sweden wanna hear Gimme Shelter🤟

Gimme Shelter. Greetings from Austin, Texas

@HappySunshineDay

4 жыл бұрын

North of Austin here.

#1 in a recent poll of Rolling Stone best rock songs all time.

"Live With Me" from the Let It Bleed LP. Bass, guitar, hard driving drums, slamming piano, wailing Sax and the lyrics! Oy, the lyrics!

My all time favourite band and one of my favourite tracks. The Stones have provided the sound track to my life. They're living legends. Check out "Can't you hear me knockin'" (that's the track your looking for) or "Gimme Shelter" Also love "Waitin'on a friend" or Keith Richards solo "Thru and Thru"

@beelzebubbalicious

4 жыл бұрын

Pauline Maclellan wholeheartedly agree, “Can’t you hear me knockin” and “Gimme Shelter” are both epic.

@mariang3946

4 жыл бұрын

@@beelzebubbalicious 👍😊

Love the Stones! Forever Young 🖤 Lakeland Fl

@lisaw5604

4 жыл бұрын

I think you brought them up a few vids ago, right? Alex caught it? If it was you... Thank you! :)

To appreciate this song you have to know what came before it. NOTHING

@lewisner

2 жыл бұрын

Chuck Berry ?

@GetBackJoe1969

2 жыл бұрын

@@lewisner and more! you are correct. Chuck Berry is a major Stones influence. What I mean is everything began to sound like this after and this started the trend that became cliche, like Alex was saying. The boys don’t realize who the originals of some of these trends are. 🤟🏼

Brown Sugar, the opener of their - great! - 1971 album Sticky Fingers!

Not only is "Sympathy For the Devil" the Rolling Stones' greatest song, it may be the greatest rock song ever.

@peterblood50

4 жыл бұрын

That's quite a statement, but I'll go with "may be".

The Beatles did actually write an early Stones single - I Wanna Be Your Man - which they also recorded themselves. However, I think most of what Andy is hearing as a similarity is just the tremendous debt that both bands owed (especially in their early days) to their American idols in blues and R & B.

The 1st massive worldwide hit for The Rolling Stones in 1965. The guitar sound is legendary. Guitar players were running out to try and emulate that sound. According to a few older guitar players I've played with, a Sam Ash Fuzzola was the only thing that came close. This is the early Stones, the Stones were influenced by American Blues artists such as Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Little Walter, Big Bill Broonzy, Jimmy Reed, etc..Along with R & B artists such as Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Buddy Holly, etc... There are many blues & R&B covers on the 1st 4 Stones albums such as Little Red Rooster, Walking the Dog, Route 66, Look What You've Done, I Just Want to Make Love To You, I Just Can't Be Satisfied, Time is On My Side, You Can't Catch Me, Cry To Me, Confessin' The Blues. The Beatles did not play the blues, The Stones did. The only place where The Beatles & The Stones cross paths is when each band does their own renditions of 50's Rock N Roll songs. For instance The Beatles do "Long Tall Sally by Little Richard and Rock N Roll Music by Chuck Berry. The Stones do "Carol" by Chuck Berry & :Not Fade Away" by Buddy Holly. In 1965 when the Stones released Satisfaction, this was one of the hardest driving songs with that fuzzy guitar sound never heard before. It was much harder than anything that was out there at the time. So, I must didagree when you say it sounds like The Beatles. At that time, The Beatles had nothing that was remotely close to Satisfaction.

Good choice. I was a teenager at the time. I’m 65 now. Winnipeg Manitoba Canada

Tumbling dice is another banger from the stones this is Mike from Toms River New Jersey

From East Providence RI guys.. Listen to rolling stones- cant you hear me knockin. Thanks guys

How this sounded to us kids in the 60s, well I don´t think that can ever be explained, especially in the UK, newspaper headlines....Would you let your daughter marry a Rolling Stone...... The Stones did more towards the attitude of us kids back then than any hack with a typewriter could dream of, the Beatles were nothing more than a boy-band in comparison, throw in the Who, the Kinks, the Pretty Things etc etc etc, and you may just get an insight as to where we were heading, great reactions though, keep em coming.

@jaewok5G

4 жыл бұрын

it's like trying to explain that the Brooklyn bridge was once the tallest building in nyc - they can get the concept, but it's hollow. even if they've really never the song, they've heard songs between '65 n '19 - you have those virgin ears once

@steveullrich7737

4 жыл бұрын

I was fourteen in summer of 1965 when this came out and the sound was unlike anything I heard before. This was the precursor of a different type of rock n roll more hard edged and heavy and in context of the times this was cutting edge.

@dougtombaugh4438

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I’ve been thinking on these older ones for them. It’s hard to convey just how revolutionary Satisfaction sounded to our 1965 ears.

San Diego Remember my mom listening to this when I was 11 years old 1969. The album High Tides and Green Grass. Listen to Playin with Fire. You won't be disappointed. You guys rock!

Would love to hear Sway, Let it Loose both from their best period. Thanks from Tulsa, OK.

I love ‘she is a rainbow’ ‘anybody seen my baby’ and ‘gimme shelter’. You should check them out. Specially the last one’. Ourense, Spain 🇪🇸

For 1965 Satisfaction was a revolutionary song, and kind of broke ground that not even the Beatles matched. Rolling Stone magazine listed it # 2 in their list of their 500 greatest songs of all time. With that said, I think the Stones really peaked a few years later with Let it Bleed, Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street. Gimme Shelter and Can't you hear me knocking would be great tunes to review.

" SHES SO COLD " (Scotland)

8.6? Beatles song? WTF! This song was nominated as the Best Rock Song Ever!

@jefffournier9986

3 жыл бұрын

Sure was and on everyone's short list as greastest ever.

"Street Fighting Man", "Brown Sugar" and "Bitch" are my fave Stones bangers but epic ballad "Wild Horses" might actually be their most powerful song to me. Cheers from Milwaukee!

@johndef5075

4 жыл бұрын

Bitch is the whip!

All their early stuff is their best,get off of my cloud,under my thumb,19th nervous breakdown, tumbling dice, Angie,so many more,true legends indeed!

You guys don't realize that this song was considered by many the greatest rock song of all time. It topped many lists of greatest songs of the 20th century. Imagine hearing this brand-new song as an 11-year-old on your transistor radio. I think "Sympathy for the Devil" is a more iconic song, but I'd recommend "Gimme Shelter." Greetings from Buffalo, N.Y.

I haven’t read all the comments so forgive me if this has been said. You should listen to the Beatles and the Stones from their beginnings and their progressions. The best part about these two bands is every time one would come out with the record the other would respect it but try to top it. They definitely influenced each other.

Gimme Shelter, Can't you hear me Knocking?, Happy, and Shattered. These should garner "9+" 's ;) Satisfaction.....is "foundational" rock. Good. Solid.

Actually, the Beatles wrote Day Tripper in imitation of the Stones' riff on this song.

@RideAcrossTheRiver

4 ай бұрын

Witness "I Like to Rock" by April Wine.

It should be remembered that this was one of the first big hits to be negative on or openly critical of societal norms - in this case commercialization. This was quite radical in its time. I always considered (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction to be the Rolling Stones signature song.

Watch the movie "Fallen" with Denzel Washington after you've listened to "Time Is On My Side" by the Stones

@sarastich5915

4 жыл бұрын

fokGoogol Same goes for “Paint It Black” and the Kevin Bacon movie “Stir of Echoes,” although that movie used a cover.

The Rolling Stones have a vast catalog of iconic songs. But I have to agree with other comments. "Sympathy For the Devil" has to be your next Stones song. -Boston MA. That reminds me. You guys should get back to reacting to more Boston songs. There are so many more songs by them that you need to hear.

Which Stones song to listen to next? Um, YES. Now you've already heard Paint It Black and Beast of Burden so my picks would be: Sympathy For The Devil Street Fightin Man Brown Sugar

This was the # 1 song in 64 and 65!, Listen again

Jumping Jack Flash (I live in Arizona)

From Vestby in Norway. And dig The Rolling Stones - "Start Me Up"

2000 LIGHT YEARS FROM HOME . Dennis Melbourne Australia.

I'm 63 years old guys, and this was the first record I ever bought. It must have been 1965, and I was 9 years old. Went to the drug store after hearing this on the radio, and paid 1 dollar for the 45 RPM single. Not sure what song was on the "B"side of the record, maybe "she's Like a Rainbow" or something. I will never forget that day. I had mowed a couple lawns, and saved the money to buy that record. A buck back then, was like 5 bucks or more now. Great early years Stones song, that is still considered in the top 100 rock songs of all time. Thanks guys