My favorite Stones songs all have one thing in common - Mick Taylor.
Ok, this is the Stones second greatest song. Which is saying something….
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Tossed the cat in the garbage? Don’t forget the litter.
It’s a great song but there are several gems on Sone Girls that just go to different places Above and beyond most of the rest of their body of work. Give me four minute Stones songs with attitude. The Stones are not and never were a jam band.
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I guess this thread gives me license to start a greatest DEVO song thread … 
Whip it for the win.I guess this thread gives me license to start a greatest DEVO song thread …
There are a lot of candidates for best Stones song.
However, the best version of a Stones song is this.....
However, the best version of a Stones song is this.....
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My #1. Done great old live versions out there.
Hear what Can't You Hear Me Knockin Sounds like broken down by instrument. There are hyperlinks to the different parts in the description.
1. It's Only Rock 'N Roll (live, not studio)
2. Midnight Rambler
3. Sympathy for the Devil
4. Gimme Shelter
2. Midnight Rambler
3. Sympathy for the Devil
4. Gimme Shelter
An interesting and complicated love song apparently. When you posted it got me to thinking about what was going on in the lyrics. Keith, starts with one sentiment, then Mick owns it with another. Good little short read and analysis to follow:
