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Mick Jagger has always been the gold standard for male rock vocalists. Elvis Presley may have set the benchmark, and John Lennon may have had some soulful grit, but Jagger’s aggressive attitude whenever he stepped up to the mic always wreaked of sexual energy. When the band decided to tone things down, Keith Richards had a more than capable voice f...
Rock and roll and humour don’t always go hand in hand. As much as rockers might like to write funny songs every now and again, it’s only a matter of time before you start to sound like a parody of yourselves. Once the Stones got in touch with their country roots, ‘Dead Flowers’ was one of the few humorous efforts they wrote about love gone wrong. W...
During the mid-1960s, the Stones were starting to try out different genres of music across each album. Though the blues was always the mainstay, Between the Buttons was the moment they started to explore the studio, with Brian Jones having a field day with every instrument he could find. Although songs like ‘Yesterday’s Papers’ may have sounded a b...
There’s an unspoken rule with the Stones that Keith Richards is the riff master. Although the band always collaborate on every song, it usually stems from Keef picking up his guitar, creating something brilliant, and everyone else putting their stamp in and around it. When it came time for sentimental songs, ‘Moonlight Mile’ began in the mind of Mi...
There’s been a long-running joke that the Stones have always been playing second fiddle to the Beatles. While the Fab Four had always got on well with the Stones, Jagger and Richards’ habit of cribbing from the band’s style didn’t always sit well with the rock journalists of the day. And when the Beatles released Sgt. Pepper, the Stones had their p...
Exile on Main St. provides the ultimate catch-all for the Stones’ career. Across a double album’s worth of material, the band tore through the elements of blues, country, and old-school rock and roll without batting an eye. Though the love songs normally need an acoustic guitar, the Stones could bring some thunder to some of their heartfelt materia...
Every great Rolling Stones song always comes back to the blues. For all of the great rock and roll tunes, Jagger and Richards would have been just as content with writing songs about how a woman did them wrong for the rest of their lives. Then again, why write a new song when the perfect one is sitting right in front of you? While the band have alw...
With every good love story, there always comes the moment of the breakup. Not every couple is meant to stay in love forever, and sometimes life just pulls people apart without any clear reason. When Jagger looks back on his relationship in ‘Ruby Tuesday’, he doesn’t see any anger. Across this song, Jagger seems to be taken with Tuesday’s mysterious...
The relationship between Mick Jagger and David Bowie has always been somewhat murky. While they have remained friends for years, the Starman and Jagger have also had rumours of a more sexual relationship follow them around since they were allegedly found in bed together. Though Angie Bowie may have been given the runaround, her name did become the ...
When writing love songs, it’s always a bit tricky to write about death. Regardless of how hard your love life can be, comparing it to your own mortality usually invites some questionable looks from fans and critics alike. When Jagger decided to look to the future on ‘Wild Horses’ though, he didn’t mince any of his words. Set to a traditional-soundi...
- Wild Horses. Album: Sticky Fingers. Released: 1971. Choosing the number one Rolling Stones love song is not easy; quite a few pieces can take this spot, depending on personal preference.
- Angie. Album: Goats Head Soup. Released: 1973. “Angie” is another legendary song by The Rolling Stones. This acoustic ballad could very easily have taken the number one spot.
- Winter. Album: Goats Head Soup. Released: 1973. See Also: 13 Best Nirvana Love Songs of All Time, Ranked (2023) While the band was in Jamaica, they were enjoying the sunny days and had time to reflect on the cold winters of the northern hemisphere.
- Lady Jane. Album: Aftermath. Released: 1966. “Lady Jane” is a song many others will rank as the number one Rolling Stones love song. It forms a part of the album Aftermath, which is the first album where Jagger and Richards had the vast majority of the songwriting credits.
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- Lady Jane. “Lady Jane” is a pledge of devotion. It came at a major transition point in the Rolling Stones’ career. After all, it was on Aftermath, the first time when Jagger and Richards dominated the writing credits.
- Wild Horses. “Wild Horses” is one of the Rolling Stones’ better-regarded songs even though it is also one of the band’s more unusual songs. Some say that is attributable to the country musician Gram Parsons, who was spending time with the band at the time.
- Angie. “Angie” was the lead single for 1973’s Goats Head Soup. Its credits mention both Jagger and Richards, but it is well-known to be a Richards song for the most part.
- Winter. The Rolling Stones made “Winter” while they were in Jamaica, which is a neat bit of contrast. The song shows some understandable negativity about the season.
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