The Rolling Stones - ACT TOGETHER

[@marisavalenzisi4712]

FANTASTIC 💥 AMAZING INSTRUMENTAL 🙆‍♀️ J'ADORE 💓🔥 ROLLING STONES 🌟 LOVE 💗🆒💯✌️

[@jhassett2]

Sublime .... one of the most beautiful things they've done

[@canislupis3129]

Exactly right

[@hilbrandbodewes]

Soooo damn good!! And gave it to Ronnie for his album...also good 😀

[@jhassett2]

How lovely is that?

[@NissanR92]

Great song. They gave it Ronny, for his Solo album.

[@billyjoedopesmoker]

@SRQguy1 probably the same reason you never hear Mr. Richards do Moonlight Mile, Sway, 100 Years Ago and a few others that he wasn't involved in writing or playing. the Jagger/Richards authorship for compositions was mainly a financial agreement. by the early 70s, Mr. Richards and Mr. Jagger no longer ran with the same crowd, so to speak, so the time they spent composing together was pretty much limited to when they met in the studio. if a song was completed before studio meetings, well . . .

[@petervanderleest2983]

This is a Richards' song. He gave it to Woody for "I've got my own album to do"!!

[@petermills542]

@@petervanderleest2983 I was just about to say that! 😄 Very good track it is too with Ronnie & Keith on vocals!!

[@canislupis3129]

Who is playing that lovely piano on this?

[@danystone9047]

Nicky Hopkins

[@canislupis3129]

@@danystone9047 I should have guessed.

[@danielaloi8062]

while it sounds like Nicky, the album credits for this track say: Keith Richards - electric piano, piano; Ian McLagan, organ (via Wikipedia)

[@johnryan3913]

​@@danielaloi8062Yeah and that's what my ears tell me! The Ron Wood debut solo album is Keith (and McLagan?) on keys too.

[@corriendoenbolas6007]

la versión de los stones de la versión de los barbarians.... Kif tocaba el piano y cantaba a dos voces con Ronnie...

[@dead-5097]

O.O

[@DandelionPowderman]

"probably the same reason you never hear Mr. Richards do Moonlight Mile, Sway, 100 Years Ago and a few others that he wasn't involved in writing or playing" Not playing on a tune doesn't mean you didn't participated in writing it? They only wrote a few songs in the studio. BTW, played both on AT and Sway (vocals).

[@canislupis3129]

Are you telling me Keith had nothing to do with Sway and Moonlight Mile? Honestly I’m pretty upset about that! I consider myself a strong fan and I don’t recall hearing that. Dam...

[@euphoricolly_6785]

canis lupis Keith was strung out during those times.. it doesn’t mean the music isn’t any less great.. During the exile recordings it was especially hard to get the band all in the same room at the same time, they still rocked it live though 🎸

[@apollos_revival]

It blows my mind some people still can’t believe Keith Richards had nothing to do with some Stones songs. Their producer Jimmy Miller said he didn’t, yet fans some 40 years later somehow know better. Richards sang background vocals on Sway, and he probably wiped Mick Taylor’s to do it!

[@DandelionPowderman]

@@apollos_revival Read album credits and listen to the chorus (Sway), and Keith-interview about the 'Japanese thing' (Moonlight Mile).

[@apollos_revival]

​@@DandelionPowderman Keith Richards had nothing to do with the writing of Sway, it's a Jagger song. He sang backing vocals (I literally wrote that above) after the song was recorded. Have you heard Japanese Thing? Has anyone? Has Keef?!?!

[@luiscorro1924]

Where does this.song comes from? Sounds really similar to a Neil Young song.

[@692MOM]

I believe the Black and Blue era

[@stephenfisch615]

Only Love Can Break Your Heart. I was thinking the same thing today.

[@danielaloi8062]

1973-74, It's Only Rock 'n Roll era. (The Faces and early '70s Neil/Crazy Horse had a lot in common ...)

[@arockj]

"Sure does beat talkin' bout the weather."