“Under Assistant West Coast Promo Man”, from “Out of Our Heads”, 1965

YEAH BABY!!

Let's see if it gets any other mentions

(Only "The Spider & the Fly" now has zero votes)

Gimme Shelter, Monkey Man, You Can't Always Get What You Want....

Not in the top 10, imo

Right?

my favorite Rolling Stones "song" is the entire album "Their Satanic Majesties Request," but I'm admittedly a bit weird.

(Let's see if anyone else mentions it)

I was never a Beatles fan, but I loved the Stones.

The Rolling Stones are the greatest rock & roll band still performing, imo.

(I only asked because it has zero votes, and I'm considering taking it down to make room for
Dead Flowers)

(Plus I'm getting ready to remove Brown Sugar, since nobody has voted for it)

Good lord, what a powerful song.

And I've long thought Merry Clayton's backup singing on this song was the single best vocal performance in rock 'n' roll. Ever.

Let it Bleed, Sweet Virginia, and Dead Flowers are favorites of mine.

And you did bring up the Stones.

Were I to make a list of my 25 favorite rock-n-roll songs, 'Rip This Joint' would be number one. It would also be the only song on the list recorded after 1965 and the only one recorded by a non-USA act.

The song is a rock-n-roll beast and literally cannot be topped IMO.

So I passed.

how Susan Boyle butchered Wild Horses????

...it HAS TO BE the one from "Stripped."

In their infinite wisdom, the Stones left it off of the original "Stripped" CD, but it was in the film. It showed up on the Japanese "Wild Horses" single, but later made it to the "Totally Stripped" CD.

Lisa Fischer's solo begins at 2:58, and she hits that impossible high note at 3:23. It's a shame the actual video seems to be gone from YouTube, because when she hits it, they go to a close-up of Keef and he gets this big, beaming smile that is unforgettable. Martin Scorsese used the Lisa Fisher version in "Casino," specifically her solo section.

It's also the ONLY Stones song that I like. No shit.

I wanted to like them more, but I just can't.

Those were the days.

I like Marianne Faithfull's version too.

Unlike most songs Mick & Keith wrote together, As tears Go By was written by Mick, Keith, and Rolling Stones manager Andrew Long Oldham.

Though I like all them songs in the list.

Also, Rocks Off, Sweet Virginia, Shine a Light, Happy, On Down The Line, Miss You, Beast of Burden, Far Away Eyes, Angie, Wild Horses, Until They Make Me Run, Hang Fire, Under My Thumb ...

There's way too many great Stones tunes to take a Favorite ...

It's like asking which is your favorite kid.

Gimme Shelter from this list. There are so many others.

Also like the live version by Lucinda Williams and Elvis Costello.

Waiting on a Friend, Dear Doctor.

So many great songs. Sway is probably my very favorite.

Live, 1972, Mick Taylor on slide.

is always playing somewhere in my mind.

Winter, Time Waits for No One, Sister Morphine,and Fingerprint File are my favorites today. Oh, and pretty much anything off Exile.

No Expectations.

n/t

No one?

I have lots of Stones favorites.

I could easily have posted 20 or 25 great Rolling Stones songs in a poll, but (alas), you only get 10 slots to fill.

Faraway Eyes might be the most underrated Stones song...(God I love that song)

With fffffaaaaarrrrr-away eyes!

Yeah, lots of greats.

I love love love the Linda Ronstadt live version on the youtuber.


Peace

On Underground Garage: Keith and Mick were pretty excited about it and played it for John Lennon and Paul McCartney in 1968. They all loved it.
Then the Beatles released a 7+ minute single called Hey Jude and basically buried SFM on the charts that year.
What a year for great music!

Anything on Sticky Fingers will do, but so will Time (is on my side), Satisfaction, and Get off my Cloud. Just too many!

Also, almost anything from Exile On Main Street. That was their pinnacle, IMO.