Black Limousine
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Worried About You
The band releases their song, Worried About You, from the album, Tattoo You.
Start Me Up
The band releases, Start Me Up, from, Tattoo You. Richards:
The story here is the miracle that we ever found that track. I was convinced – and I think Mick was – that it was definitely a Reggae song. And we did it in 38 takes – ‘Start me up. Yeah, man, cool. You know, you know, Jah Rastafari.’ And it didn’t make it. And somewhere in the middle of a break, just to break the tension, Charlie and I hit the rock and roll version. And right after that we went straight back to Reggae. And we forgot totally about this one little burst in the middle, until about five years later when somebody sifted all the way through these Reggae takes. After doing about 70 takes of Start Me Up he found that one in the middle. It was just buried in there. Suddenly I had it. Nobody remembered cutting it. But we leapt on it again. We did a few overdubs on it, and it was like a gift, you know? One of the great luxuries of The Stones is we have an enormous, great big can of stuff. I mean what anybody hears is just the tip of an iceberg, you know. And down there is vaults of stuff. But you have to have the patience and the time to actually sift through it
Problem Child
The band releases the single, Problem Child, from their album, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. When Scott introduced the song at concerts he would jokingly say that the song was about Young.
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
The band releases the single, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, from their album with the same name. Young gets the song title from the 1962 animated cartoon series, Beanie and Cecil, specifically from the cartoon’s main villain, Dishonest John, who would carry around a business card that said, ‘Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap. Holidays, Sundays, and Special Rates’.
Rock and Roll Ain’t Noise Pollution
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What Do You Do For Money Honey
The band releases the single, What Do You Do For Money Honey, from their album, Back in Black.
You Shook Me All Night Long
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Hells Bells
0 0 Rhonda Rhonda2014-10-14 21:34:152014-12-29 13:20:26Hells Bells
Where The Boys Go
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No Surprize
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Walk All Over You
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Touch Too Much
0 0 Rhonda Rhonda2014-10-19 15:51:302014-12-29 12:35:01Touch Too Much
Highway To Hell
0 0 Rhonda Rhonda2014-10-15 20:35:102014-12-29 13:16:20Highway To Hell
Shot Down In Flames
0 0 Rhonda Rhonda2014-10-15 20:35:012014-12-29 13:16:20Shot Down In Flames
I Was Made For Lovin’ You
The band releases I Was Made For Lovin’ You , from Dynasty. Child:
In 1979 I co-wrote I Was Made for Loving You with Paul Stanley of Kiss. This is a band that didn’t do that much outside writing. But Paul and Gene wrote songs together, then on their own they wrote songs, and then they put those songs together, and that would be Kiss. So Paul asked me to co-write a song with him, and that song turned out to be a ginormous hit, and to this day still earns a lot of income performance wise and also within the compilations of Kiss’ greatest hits. And it’s used often and in commercials and movies and things like that.
Shattered
0 0 Rhonda Rhonda2014-11-30 21:07:562014-12-28 18:20:09Shattered
Riff Raff
The band releases the single, Riff Raff, from their album, If You Want Blood (You Got It).
If You Want Blood (You Got It)
The band releases the single, If You Want Blood (You Got It), from their album, Bad Boy Boogie.
Respectable
The band releases, Respectable, from the album, Some Girls. Jagger:
I was banging out three chords incredibly loud on the electric guitar, which isn’t always a wonderful idea but was great fun here. This is a Punk meets Chuck Berry number. The lyric carries no fantastically deep message, but I think it might have had something to do with Bianca.
