The Rolling Stones - Honky Tonk Women (Official Lyric Video)

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"Honky Tonk Women" by The Rolling Stones
Producer: Jimmy Miller
Composers: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Lyricists: Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
Associated Performers: Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Bobby Keys, Jimmy Miller, Nanette Newman, Jim Price, and Ian Stewart
Lyrics:
I met a gin-soaked, bar-room queen in Memphis
She tried to take me upstairs for a ride
She had to heave me right across shoulder
'Cause I just can't seem to drink you off my mind
It's the honky tonk women
That gimme, gimme, gimme the honky tonk blues
I laid a divorcée in New York City
I had to put up some kind of a fight
The lady then she covered me with roses
She blew my nose and then she blew my mind
It's the honky tonk women
That gimme, gimme, gimme the honky tonk blues
It's the honky tonk women
Gimme, gimme, gimme the honky tonk blues
It's the honky tonk women
Gimme, gimme, gimme the honky tonk blues
“Honky Tonk Women (Official Lyric Video)”
Directed by: Lucy Dawkins and Tom Readdy at Yes Please Productions
Executive Producer: Julian Klein
Producers: Dina Kanner, Robin Klein
(C) 2019 ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
#TheRollingStones #HonkyTonkWomen #OfficialLyricVideo
Music video by The Rolling Stones performing Honky Tonk Women (Lyric Video). © 2019 ABKCO Music & Records, Inc.
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[@rebeccawagner4167]

This song is beyond awesome Mick,Keith,Ronnie, and Charlie you are true legends❤❤

[@wilsonattitoe3997]

Be careful: Brian & Billy

[@fuchsiaswing8545]

It’s actually Mick, Keith, Mick TAYLOR, Charlie, and Bill. Brian was dead and ousted from the group, and Ronnie would replace Taylor after the latter left the group in late ‘74.

[@СергейКлементьев-ф5м]

Ronny Wood в 1969-и ещё в группе не было. Он в ‘75 пришел

[@rebeccawagner4167]

I know that i just like Ronnie Wood ​@@СергейКлементьев-ф5м

[@jmaund]

One of Charlie’s finest. I remember seeing an interview with Ronnie where he said he didn’t really think much of it when he first joined, but the more he stood in front of Charlie the more he realised what a brilliant musician he was.

[@jeffwatts1126]

"She blew my nose and then she blew my mind" Greatest Lyric ever written in rock & Roll history

[@WedgePee]

"On the radio? The FCC would shut down a station that played something like that!" -Sadie Dunhill, 11/22/63

[@bklynslipnjimmy]

Not really 😅

[@chemistryset1]

I hope you're joking!

[@jeffwatts1126]

@@chemistryset1 Im not joking at all, greatest line in rock history

[@chemistryset1]

@@jeffwatts1126 Yikes; it's objectively terrible and silly. Jagger himself has better lines.

[@DaggerXP]

one of my all time favorite stones songs ❤ it

[@greghall5968]

One of the greatest guitar riffs ever! For my money the best riff Keith ever played! Fantastic song!

[@bryanwilliams3665]

And impossible to copy...Modern guitarists don't get this:..Keith plays so far behind the beat, he's almost in front of the one coming up lol! "If it ain't got that swing, it don't mean a thing" ...Keith was a master.

[@SusanGilligan]

I had this single when I was a kid

[@timsouthey5334]

The original release was with Mick Taylor

[@jayjay66111]

RIP Charlie Watts, seems appropriate to post this on here, on one of his greatest drum tracks.

[@matthewrobinson9955]

His drums make this song, no one played like him :(

[@mrsdoyle2827]

@chlore2004 Its meant to

[@Nekrokaf]

@chlore2004 Go and listen to the bugs then...

[@ianhewitson2738]

Yep, the song I thought of when I heard that he had gone.

[@lapeillefr]

@chlore2004 do better

[@tommyt1971]

The greatest intro to any song the band ever did. RIP Lord Charlie, you were fuckin’ good.

[@darega5858]

true, even the caw bell is played by their sound engineer Jim Miller, the rest of the beat is so powerful!

[@pennybrazie6544]

Agree♥️

[@colinhogan3821]

Fuckin’ Great

[@johnbarry1965]

You are so right!!!!! LOVE IT!!!

[@marcusjacobssonmusic]

I always listen to the intro then rewind, n repeat lol

[@blastofo]

One of the best drum sounds ever recorded. Hearing it cranked up loud on a tube driven stereo with big floor speakers is a different experience.

[@bingsinatra5283]

If you're using a system like that, have a listen to 'Vitamin C' by Can... the drums are mindblowing.

[@jokumies3227]

I agree

[@nack3218]

Absolutely

[@samsanimationcorner3820]

Take some magic mushrooms before hand for an even better experience.

[@CaptainRon801]

I agree but the only problem with the audio is, (as a guitarist) it goes out of key after the solo.

[@johnsampa3482]

Honky tonky women will never get old. A pure gem of music.

[@werearethedreamteam3724]

i just discovered it and its pretty bad ass..

[@sirgabrielcamacho8687]

ABSOLUTE GEM !!!!!!💎 💎

[@brian5o]

One of my best memories of this song came as a kid in my very early teens in the later 80s taking a family trip from Tampa to Dahlonega, GA in a 1981 Econoline E150 with a 3-on-the-tree and a 300-6 that had been made into a conversion-style van before there were companies that made them. A radio station along the way apparently were getting ready to change formats. I didn’t know it at the time, only later when I found out that this was a thing that radio stations do when this is about to happen for publicity. I later learned that they call this stunting in the radio biz but basically one of the areas we went through on the way to Dahlonega, GA played this song over and over and over and my whole family and I loved it. This ended up being one of our favorite memories of the trip.

[@daviddowns7552]

Gin soaked bar room queen in memphis.

[@d1973ld]

Honkey Tonk women don't get old either, jeez

[@michaelreich9714]

So it's teaching the kids about the spaces in the music. You hang on the next set of notes. God Bless Mick Taylor.

[@Aristipp-ng5fu]

Go away!

[@briancrawford7981]

Taylor? Wtf? Song was written before taylor was even a stone. Taylor himself said it was basically complete before he joined.

[@countrymusicbydode9280]

We will all miss Charlie's beats Cheers

[@ironfist768]

RIP Charlie. I grew up with your music...

[@peterberglund2882]

😢RIP Charlie!

[@petek9541]

First song I ever heard from the Stones. Never realized how good Charlie was.

[@machinehead4436]

Mee too

[@poethenry8189]

The drumming makes this track. Thanks Charlie.

[@johnme4443]

Absofuckinlutley!!

[@roquefortfiles]

Totally agree. This song is all about the beat.

[@jarretv5438]

You didn’t think that until he died u prick

[@roquefortfiles]

@@jarretv5438 Tough luck on the avatar!!

[@jarretv5438]

@@poethenry8189 I’m still right tho

[@TheTickingClocks]

MORE COW BELL, PLEASE!!! The Rolling Stones are FOREVER!!! - Manny

[@AnnemarieMay]

Spent half my university days listening to music like this, instead of attending boring lectures. I needed the music for inspiration.

[@LeonErick-v5z]

Mi t chell

[@iancockburn9918]

Cant beat some music for inspiration. Amazing the ideas that often come out at the end, even singing in the shower. Can't beat music.

[@NickyFarrell-fm6zy]

I wasn't an Avid fan. 🎨 BLACK. 😊

[@pedazodetorpedo]

I went to university in England in 2006, similarly it was when I discovered 60s and 70s rock music, and never looked back 😎

[@KenWohl-o3w]

Long Live The Rolling Stones

[@kartikokusumo8046]

Beautiful version of an iconic song...❤

[@RockyH.]

Even the Beatles had to hear this song and go hot-damn The Stones are straight kicking tail!

[@smartacus88]

The pictures in the video filling in with color are a perfect description of what this song was culturally when it was released.

[@spookedhorse]

A world without Charlie Watts. How is this even possible 😢

[@PaulE-h7z]

Ikr? All our idols seem to be dropping.... damn shame

[@michaelfishman3976]

When I think Charlie Watts, this is the first song that comes to my mind. This is, in a few short minutes, why Charlie was one of the most creative rock drummers ever.

[@daviddean7462]

Totally agree - probably the best Stones track by the worlds best drummer in my view!

[@danielecorsi8086]

Best drummer ever. Hands down.

[@chriscampbell9191]

This, the drum riff to Get Off My Cloud, the impressive drumming on Gimme Shelter & Midnight Rambler -- he contributed a lot to the sound of the band, more than just a backbeat.

[@cs-7]

Charlie's good tonight, isn't he? God bless you Charlie. Your drumming impacted my life in ways that I can't even describe, and I'm a guitar player. Charlie Watts, Mick Taylor, and Bill Wyman, one of the finest rhythm sections in rock and roll history.

[@birunz]

well said, sir

[@cs-7]

@@birunz thank you

[@machinegunjackmcgurn7453]

Eloquent. Charlie was the engine of the locomotive.

[@cs-7]

@@machinegunjackmcgurn7453 Silver train is 'a comin'. Think I'm gonna get on now. Oh yeah.

[@dirkevans3443]

Huge part of the soundtrack to my life ☠️😉☠️

[@TomKat1958]

RIP Charlie Watts This song is one of your best signatures, part of your legacy.

[@sh230968]

One of the greatest songs ever made. All members of the band at their respective peaks.

[@johnswanson3741]

'69

[@ednachavez5425]

Frencho,Texas Born,OakCliff Raised.Rolling Stones,Give Me Shelter,Rock & Roll For Ever!!!!!

[@jlloyd2004mcs]

Only Charlie could come up with the most iconic intro ever. It sounds so simple and sparse, it’s anything but. It’s perfection and it’s identifiable half a second into the song. Something else I’ve always loved about this track is how the drums are so high in the mix for the intro and then they drop down when the lyrics come in. Thank you Mr. Watts. Your playing was understated, your impact was giant.

[@adriantrusca1245]

No. It actually is simple. A lot of people can do it.

[@frogblues]

@@adriantrusca1245 Yeah, NOW anyone can do it. That's the point, Eeyore.

[@a.c.4732]

Eeyore ....... love it 😉

[@thesonnytackettshow7949]

As an engineer, I like unusual mixes. This has the cowbell in the right channel and the rest of the drums almost entirely in the left channel. A lot of this era Stones songs were recorded with guitars etc hard panned ( completely in one channel only). To me this added to the soundstage, but could have been done for the lack of tracks, as many early English recordings were done on everything from 4-8-12 tracks, and were limited by this. In these cases it helps create that wide soundscape. Another is Brown Sugar, and a great example is the Faces great tune “Stay With Me”, the guitars are all hard panned. Not only does this create a better soundstage, but also leaves much of the center clean and that’s where the vocal lies. I’ve been listening to many new so called “great “ productions, and almost everything I’ve heard that’s released today sounds almost mono, with everything slightly panned, and everything ends up a mess centered up, compressed, and 90% of this type of production sucks to my ears. Anyway, just put on any of these songs and a hit from today and see what you think is stereo or mono.

[@jlloyd2004mcs]

@@thesonnytackettshow7949 I’ve always loved Stay With Me. I’ll put it through some ‘phones soon. You’re right though; so much music has been compressed so much that it really does sound nearly mono. Some of the older tunes don’t sound like their old recordings after being converted to digital.

[@joemaskel4520]

R.I.P Charlie Watts. You will be missed by all Stones Fans. Rock n Roll Heaven now has a new drummer to keep the beat going.

[@mikebrideson6512]

Sorry dude no rock n roll heaven wish there was though

[@haroldburke9278]

@@mikebrideson6512 But listening to the good ol Stones is certainly close it. Lots of good times I had with friends. Never fucking cared about politics . Never did know if they were Democrat or Republican. Who cared anyway . To young to vote.

[@ericdreizen1463]

At the beginning is the world's most famous backbeat. "The Rock." He was a jazz drummer at heart. RIP. And thank you.

[@thatjoeyz]

the best rock and roll dance song of all time.

[@drumlover1687]

Four notes in on the cowbell and you know the song. That's why its a classic! RIP Mr. Watts.

[@hapbarb]

Producer Jimmy Miller on cowbell.

[@LennyJohnson5]

Charlie Watts; drumming legend and true gentleman. May your truest of souls rest in peace, while your musical legacy lives on as your epitaph.

[@pav689]

One of bes beats EVER, . Thank you Charlie. R. I. P

[@donhoward2313]

Can barely believe you're gone Charlie, but you will always live on in songs like this.

[@tulsaterry]

I was 17 and saw my first live band cover this tune expertly. I was hooked from the first time the drummer hit the cowbell! Thsnk you Charlie!!

[@GetReal77]

A true classic...

[@fergushill5673]

Paying respects to the great charile watts. i'm beyond words....too many greats are passing, but we must not dwell on the pain cause charile has already provided us with music that elevates to another place with his feet and hands. rest in peace and love forever x

[@kathymontanez7150]

RIP Charlie Watts. 🙏🏽🕯🕊😢

[@erreugeto]

This really is Keith's masterpiece of rhythm guitar.

[@chambeet]

And Charlie’s masterpiece of drums!

[@robertsoncarole5407]

well if it was keith my best friend picked one of my fav songs lol

[@edvinlaine]

Well, this would be poor without Mick Taylor on guitar.

[@bingsinatra5283]

@@edvinlaine Keith Richards described Taylor's contribution as his audition. Good job.

[@edvinlaine]

@@bingsinatra5283 right. Taylor was most skillfull musician and did not fit in eventually. Most awkward about Rolling Stones is having Darryl Jones on bass for 25 years but he is not official band member. That is really greasy.

[@jukka1445]

Oh dear. My sober evening needs now a good dose of brandy and some Stones' music.

[@joan22]

Me too..😥🥃

[@johnberkley1721]

Sounds a perfect night🥃🥁🎸

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

🥂 Going to party tonight in memory of a legendary drummer 🥁

[@Anorak1795]

@@SUGAR_XYLER amen fellow stoner

[@Luke-dl6zg]

Still my favourite Stones track. As a 8 year old used to listen to it on the telephone - remember you could ‘Dial a Disc’ with a different song each day.

[@welshieworldwide]

WOW...Dial a Disc...blast from the past right there..haha

[@dizmop]

Bloody hell I remember that

[@shaunelijah2232]

STONES: Love 'em or Hate 'em. THIS ladys and gents is REAL ROCK and ROLL .........personified !!!!

[@donaldbrown1300]

amen..

[@brianrocks2087]

One of the best songs in the history of rock and popular music

[@barracuda7018]

Agree... Rock version of Muddy Waters blues.

[@justinlanger7109]

@Darlene Miranda I agree love this Dong

[@keep_it_tidy56]

Absolutely. That cowbell intro is brilliant.

[@brianrocks2087]

@@EwanOlson And what is the problem, the beatles and the stones are the two best bands in rock history

[@jokumies3227]

superb

[@tylergann5]

This was one of Charlie's best drumming performances in a Stones song ever!! They will never sound the same without him. RIP Charlie Watts!

[@jokumies3227]

Really addictive drummer

[@adriantrusca1245]

It's a simple beat. A lot of people can do it. It's not exactly progressive metal drumming. Calm down.

[@PedroLima-ip5zb]

@@adriantrusca1245 can anyone do it like Charlie?

[@timshull59]

@@adriantrusca1245 less is more

[@r-leanmygirl-gj2kt]

Bullshit.

[@buddyboca]

Rest in peace Charlie. Thank you for a lifetime of memories.

[@jaydemo5792]

The stones are the stones and always will be cut stones....nuff said !

[@NeilCook-bn4ru]

This is what my dad used to call me HONKY TONK rip DAD

[@juancatfish1]

My favorite song from the Stones. Saw the Lads at the Coliseum in 1989 in L.A. Charlie Watts will be missed. RIP C.W.

[@missgoldie6257]

Oh, Charlie gave us the BEST grooves of our lives. Farewell and Thank You Sir.

[@phxdodgerfan1]

Charlie always came up with amazing grooves!! A lot of power when he hits those skins!!! RIP Charlie

[@shaneallen1192]

His playing was always sublime. So many drummers and musicians want to make it about their instrument. He always had taste and put the song first.

[@gboard7]

Honky Tonk Woman. I'm a one man band on youtube.

[@jkta97]

He and Ringo were both the best examples of that kind of skillset.

[@6StringSunburst]

The best rock song of all time....also best country and blues song too❤

[@joelhoward8211]

Greatest RocknRoll band of all times!!!!!!

[@johnmassey1016]

RIP Charlie. Your drum work on this track is what makes the song beat

[@chipgaasche4933]

...even if the tempo is all over the place. lol

[@ideyboo]

Charlie’s signature beat, never be forgotten. Three minutes of pure magnificent genius

[@georgewgunn9503]

This is the Stones at the absolute peak of their powers. Everyone including Charlie at the pinnacle of their music ability. Art. Pure Art.

[@evelynrivera8799]

Always in our hearts. The Rolling Stones are a revolution to the music world. 🌏✌

[@chipgaasche4933]

The Beatles were the "revolution"...not the Stones. Sorry.

[@iancockburn9918]

0:14 Being a guitarist myself it has to be one of the best for guitar work. Brill. Keeps the quota up

[@ultrafunk100]

I was 10 when this came out. I was and still am a Stones fan. The harmonies on the chorus is off the chain, especially at the end when they really bring it. And Keith's riff, WOW!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Bklyn93]

@Matthew James kzbin.info/www/bejne/enu9p2xqjdatrqM This is the song without Mick Taylor. He joined after it was 99% complete. Those 'hardcore sound-like notes' are Keith. Almost all the guitar in this Keith.

[@dfelixrx7]

I was also the same as you when I was 10 years old

[@charleshuniker4060]

I was 14 and the meaning of this one went over my head

[@richardcattermoul9384]

I was 23 when I first heard it in 1969. It is still one of the best rock songs ever recorded. It features some very high notes, and listening to this version, I am wondering is Mick Jagger actually singing the highest notes, cos there is harmony that sounds like it's the other singer actually singing the high notes.

[@gregjones2217]

It's my opinion that the stones are the greatest rock group ever.

[@fisherrich100]

RIP Charlie. The glue that held the Stones Music together through the years. Looking down on us all tonight.

[@sdc8547]

WHAT a song! The Glimmer Twins at their best. 👍

[@scottburton9701]

# 1 in the summer of 1969-An all-time classic!

[@alex.t76]

What a song What a band Legendary

[@stevecharlemagne5441]

The world is blue and lonesome without Charlie Watts 💙 😢 💔.

[@martincuz7878]

*Jimmy Miller* played the cowbell and I joined in. *_Charlie Watts, 1998_*

[@markb20]

Damn right!

[@ursulaplatt5000]

Sounds like he's looking for the funky Brian Jones touch. More cowbell! That's an inside joke.

[@ronaldscotthamby7910]

Martin Cuz and it sounded good, too!

[@ursulaplatt5000]

The Jimmy Miller mystique. I call to question it. More the ghost of Brian Jones

[@MrStubat]

Ursula Rue B Jimmy Miller 100%.

[@danwhite8385]

IMO the most recognizable guitar intro ever played. It instantly puts me in a great mood.

[@paulattard1942]

RIP Charlie. Been a fan of The Rolling Stones since 1965, when they released The Last Time!

[@DaveGoldShow]

The way they compartmentalize the song at the beginning is amazing! Cowbells, drums, guitar, vocals.....Keith Richards Opus!

[@thomaslafore-doc8992]

the parallels between ac/dc's 'you shook me all night long' to this are too evident to go unnoticed

[@mjmcc4r7]

Rest in peace Charlie Watts. This was always my favourite Rolling Stones track because of the intro. Just outstanding.

[@flagwanker6346]

One of the greatest opening riffs in the world. None of your 80’s, 90’s and noughties shite comes any where near!!

[@Jipwell]

Tbh I thought Start Me Up's opening riff was really good too and that was 1981

[@JoeBrito777]

Love The Cow Bell!!!

[@steveyost9854]

I'm 65 and I love it !

[@JorgeRamirez-qo5wf]

I'm 74 and I still love it

[@lpd1snipe]

Excellent rendition of this period in my life

[@snarecat3441]

Charlie! You rocked the hell out of this tune brother! No one could do better ! Forever appreciated. Awesome job. Rest in peace Mr. Charlie Watts . Miss you!

[@echasoemantri]

RIP Charlie Watts.

[@umiyuli2190]

Hot kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpu0ZWV-n9ymaKM

[@pimdobbelsteijn4163]

Thats really sad.

[@permatanatalya7472]

miss him and he song

[@pauloc8988]

Gone but never forgotten

[@DirtyImpala]

I know Echa Soemantri

[@Ewwwwwwnone]

Saw these fellas in Orlando.. and ufff they don’t miss.. and this song was in the mix.. and what a blast of concert that was..

[@donnamcgrory6546]

what a track awesome memories caledon

[@LindyBoy]

Breath Taking Drum beats!! R.I.P Mr. Charlie Watts !

[@debbietucker8537]

You are so right , they are the Best of Rock and Blue's every thing. I am addicted do the Rolling Stones.❣

[@jenineprice1747]

Same🙂

[@barracuda7018]

Muddy Waters blues transformed into Rock.. Brilliant. I love stones but my number one is always Led Zeppelin..

[@PatI-zg9gm]

The intro, Keith’s riff… unbelievable.

[@phxdodgerfan1]

Riffmaster Keith

[@AdamKing-m6x]

My all time favorite Stones song!!

[@frankiehoskyn3948]

Glorious, me and my cousin used to sing along to this back in the day 🙂

[@j.lailymaofficialchannel5456]

Best intro.. Best cow bell.. Best drum beat... This song has everything..nice drums, nice riff, nice bass, nice saxophone, nice keyboard, nice lines, This song has Mick, Keith, Charlie, Mick, Ronie, Daryl, Bill Wyman, Brian Jones, etc

[@MrsJHarrington]

RIP to a drumming legend, Charlie Watts….rock on my friend….❤️🤘

[@gboard7]

Honky Tonk Woman. I'm a one man band on youtube.

[@MrsJHarrington]

@@gboard7 Good for you

[@robertthacher]

When getting back to school in 69, this was number 1 on the charts. It had been rising all summer. I was a senior!

[@thepoet1470]

These guys don't stop. They are one of the most awesome rock bands ever. Still on stage in their 80's. Rip Charlie

[@Chrissy-ll5ub]

My buddy John and I are enjoying this. It played on its own pretty much

[@ScottWDoyle]

3 minutes of pure, unadulterated perfection.

[@r-leanmygirl-gj2kt]

You're very easy to please.

[@joGIOGIO]

It'S Crazy this sound 😍😍😍

[@treystiemsma7329]

This is probably the best stones song because the drums and cowbell give the song a rhythm, and the slow pace makes the song meld together better than other popular stones songs

[@winkeemanley1820]

RIP Charlie Watts. Your drumming will live on forever.

[@jenniferphillips4545]

RIP Charlie...I loved to watch you play. Cool, collected and those smiles! You rocked us, sir ❤💔

[@gboard7]

Honky Tonk Woman. I'm a one man band on youtube.

[@jeangiacomo3033]

One of thes best titles I ever knew !

[@lindamoore6163]

My favorite Stones tune

[@susangooch7087]

Forever Rest In Peace Charlie Watts 😇♥️🎶. I am so blessed for I got to see You , Mick & the boys last summer in Jacksonville. I Treasure it ♥️. It won’t be the same ... I have tickets for Nov .11, Atlanta show . But like I said ... It won’t be the same without You Charlie .

[@gustavofilho3249]

Com a bateria compassada de Charlie e a guitarra de Keith perfazendo um dos riffs mais perfeitos e excitantes da história do rock, esse é um momento supremo dos Stones.

[@mariareginadeoliveirareis7393]

Perfeito comentário!

[@roxannahancockturner6136]

I grew up in a small town in Kansas. My daddy use to DJ so this is forever etched in me.

[@michelleprie2854]

The Rolling Stones STILL are the best reason for a "good girl" to love the "bad boys"!!! 🎶🎸😍🎸🎶

[@blogex3445]

Really?

[@michelleprie2854]

@@blogex3445 lol... 😅 oh yeah, but only if they can make great rock'n'roll... 😉

[@blogex3445]

@@michelleprie2854 Thank you. I agree.

[@saxglend9439]

Ask me to marry you.

[@michelleprie2854]

@@saxglend9439 😅😉😅

[@victorrobertooliveira1701]

This music was written while Jagger and Richards were here in Matão, a litte city from Brazil. I'm from Matão, and this fact is a big pride for us! Stones forever!

[@Earlydoors272]

My favorite stones song.

[@michaeldemsky51]

Doesnt get any better than this..pure perfection!!

[@daryldecamp6295]

If you don’t like The Rolling Stones, you have dead music ears. Rest In Peace Charlie, you always will be remembered, by being in the greatest rock and roll band in history.

[@mikehardgraves7887]

So I'm 11, (1970) a friend of my parents has the "Thru the Past Darkly" album, I start listening on a set of headphones while looking at the album cover. I think to myself what a fugly bunch of guys but they can rock! It was years before I realized they had their faces pressed against the glass. Honky Tonk Woman is, was, and always will be my favorite song ever recorded. Cowbell, drums, riffs, and vocal...

[@joevannucci1392]

Same here, except I was twelve and it was 1969! I bought the album myself, which would have represented at least a month of earnings from my after-school paper route. Who ARE these ugly guys, I thought. But my god what great music to be introduced to at that age. And to top it off, I saw them play later that year. My very first concert (thanks Dad!)

[@nikkisterling8209]

The cowbell goes nicely with this drum track.

[@Andrew-l7y]

The greatest band... Simple as that ❤❤