The Rolling Stones Black and Blue Album Revisited

[@thomasscharf8886]

Hello John, „Black And Blue“ is the Stones record I listen the most to. A fantastic album with a great sound!!!

[@dcfan2020]

Always loved this album. My favorite song is "Memory Motel" one of the few songs with Keith & Mick both singing substantial parts.

[@tyronewhitehead2737]

Love this Album thanks John I enjoyed the review

[@5150show]

It's a masterpiece

[@lobbyboi4719]

The most underrated stones album! I love black and blue

[@Whytemonkee]

My favorite Stones Cover. Hand of Fate is one of my favorite Stones Songs too

[@davecostello560]

Will always have a soft spot for Fool to Cry. It became the template for World Party and New Radicals Stones influenced ballads!

[@edavis1066]

Keith sings the first verse of Salt Of The Earth but Mick takes over from there so I guess that isn't technically a co-lead vocal.

[@jazzthunder50]

This made me think a bit and the question that came to mind is - “ Did the Stones make any good albums after the 1970’s ? Tattoo You is good but mainly comprises recordings made in the 70’s. I just can not think of any album of their own new material after that time period, that is good. Admittedly the odd good song here and there, but an album of any worth not sure . They have released so many live albums and compilations I think it has covered the fact they have not managed to deliver a quality album. I guess if you make so much morney from touring and re hash compilations there is not much need to put the work in. I think that is why so many KZbin Channels blogs Vlogs. Spend so much time looking back at the album releases from the past, and we get reissues adding extra tracks and different versions of songs from the sessions that produced of those recordings. As they get older the better they used to be.

[@JonManos]

I think Exile has fantastic cover art

[@andydixon2980]

The start of their decline in musical quality.