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Brown Sugar
Sympathy for the Devil
Tumbling Dice
Wild Horses
Too Much Blood
Plus ’ You Can’t Always Get What You Want’.
Exactly!
Gimme Shelter
Brown Sugar
Honky Tonk Women
Paint It Black
Midnight Rambler
Gimme Shelter
Tumbling Dice
Sympathy For the Devil
Paint it Black
Miss You
Mission impossible but apart from the ones already mentioned I would also include:
Some girls
Can’t you hear me knocking?
Time waits for no one
Waiting on a friend
Mother’s little helper
C**k sucker blues
Fool to cry…
(Oops, got carried away!)
All down the line
Miss you
Do you think I really care
Tumbling dice
n-Satisfaction
Sister Morphine
Paint it Black
Honky Tonk Woman
Sympathy for the Devil
The Last Time
- Midnight Rambler
- Gimme Shelter
- Sister Morphine
- 2000 Light years From Home
- We Love You
Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Honky Tonk Woman
Sympathy For The Devil
Can’t You Hear Me Knocking
Time Waits For No One
with an honourable mention for Beast Of Burden
- Sympathy for the Devil
- Fool to Cry
- It’s Only Rock n Roll (But I Like It)
- Star Star (a great sing along track!)
- Little Red Rooster
- Midnight Rambler
- Dead Flowers
- Let it Bleed
- Honky Tonk Women
- The Last Time
But I can’t possibly leave out ‘Paint it Black’, ‘Get off of my Cloud’, Sympathy for the Devil’, ‘Lady Jane’ and ‘You got the Silver’. Oh well! I guess I just have.
Casino Boogie
Sweet Virginia
Torn and Frayed
Sweet Black Angel
Loving Cup
Top 5 consecutive songs!
G
Nice!
unfortunately i have only one: sympathy for the devil. This tune is terrific! Not a big fan of the group, but love this tune.
Sympathy for the Devil
Some Girls
Satisfaction
Far Away Eyes
Angie
This sort of question is always difficult to answer because it can depend on mood.
Honky tonk women
Wild horses
Let’s spend the night together
Brown sugar
Paint it black
Those were the first 5 that occurred to me. If I answered yesterday. Or were to answer tomorrow, no guarantee the list would be the same!
Gimme Shelter. Imagine being young, beautiful and hip in London in the late 60s, and dropping the needle on this opener of Let It Bleed.
Honky Tonk Woman. Keef, casually picking the opening notes on open strings while taking a drag from his cigarette, then sticking it back between the strings before playing the first riff. Genius.
Angie or YCAGWYW. Mick finds another dimension in his voice.
Brown Sugar. Simply doesn’t get a place in todays politically correct world, but great nonetheless.
Wild Horses. I just like this one. Some great covers. Sundays on the Buffy soundtrack, for one.
Paint it Black. Trying for something different, but a classic nonetheless.
Sympathy for the Devil. Hoo hoo!
(I can’t get no) Satisfaction. Classic riff.
Lived in Canada for over 50 years now, but early childhood was in the UK as the Stones and Beatles were becoming hugely popular. We had to declare in the schoolyard, and I was in the bad boy Stones camp. Get off my cloud, little by little, the singer not the song, it’s all over now…, and who knew they would later Exile themselves to France and create the superb Main St. (While mostly pissed out of their minds). And don’t get me started on Sticky Fingers …