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- Lady Jane.
- Angie.
- Winter.
- She’s A Rainbow.
- Wild Horses
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- Moonlight Mile
- That’S How Strong My Love Is
- If You Need Me
- Till The Next Goodbye
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. For me, there is only one option – “Wild Horses”. This song is extremely powerful, sending shivers through your entire body, and shedding tears are very common. Mick Jagger does a...
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. It is widely accepted that “Angie” is one of The Rolling Stones’ all-time best songs. The song made it to the top of many charts, including the US Billboard Hot 100 and the US Cash Box ...
Album: Goats Head Soup Released:1973 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. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards get the credit for this song, but it was actually Mick Jagger and Mick Taylor who wrote the lyrics. The song talks about the negative aspects of ...
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. For this reason, Aftermathwas the true beginning of the Rolling Stones’ legacy. The song i...
Album: Their Satanic Majesties Request Released:1967 “She’s A Rainbow” is labeled by many as the prettiest song that Jagger and Richards ever wrote for The Rolling Stones. It is quite an uncharacteristic song compared to the rest of their music. The song relates to the psychedelic counterculture of the 1960s, of which The Rolling Stones was a big p...
Album: Between The Buttons Released:1967 One of the more underrated songs on this list is “She Smiled Sweetly”. The song has a religious feeling, especially with an organ being used. The track features the album Between The Buttons, the fifth British and seventh American studio album by the Stones. This track has a bit of mystery because nobody kno...
Album: Sticky Fingers Released:1971 Another beautiful ballad by The Rolling Stones, written by Mick Jagger. Keith Richards is also given credit for the writing, but he told Lifemagazine that it was entirely the work of Jagger. This emotion-filled song speaks about returning home to a significant other. There is a lot of ambiguity around this track....
Album: Out of Our HeadsReleased:1965 This is not an original Rolling Stones song; it is a cover version that the Stones recorded for their third British and fourth American studio album, Out of Our Heads. This album was from before Jagger and Richards stepped into their songwriting power. The song was written by Roosevelt Jamison and first recorded...
Album: 12 x 5 Released:1964 “If You Need Me” is another cover version that The Rolling Stones recorded for their second studio album, 12 x 5. The song was co-written and originally recorded by Wilson Pickett. Solomon Burke took it further and made the song a popular hit by taking it to the number 2 spot on the R&B charts. Although this is not a Rol...
Album: It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll Released:1974 To fill up my top 10, it must be “Till The Next Goodbye” The song comes from their fourteenth American studio album, It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll. The song is a ballad with a country music influence. It was written by the songwriting duo Jagger and Richards. An acoustic guitar starts off the intro and gives way...
Feb 21, 2023 · The 10 best love songs by The Rolling Stones: 10. ‘You Got the Silver’ 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.
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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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Oct 15, 2013 · To make the list, we asked each of these Stones experts to rank their 50 favorite songs, then tabulated the results.. The Panel: Patrick Carney (the Black Keys), Jonathan Cott (contributing editor ...
