The Rolling Stones - Stuck Out All Alone, Outtake 1968

[@rebeccawagner4167]

Another hidden gem 💎 from the Rolling Stones 🎉🎉. Your music 🎶 🎵 will forever change the world. I'm a Stones fan for life 🎉🎉

[@xxfidgetxx2548]

Another incredible song from the Greatest Rock N Roll band in the world.

[@wslvingtsun6768]

amen my brother

[@drexcote25]

Yes. You got that right

[@davidr554]

I hear some moments that sound like YCAGWYW

[@petrologyboy]

Probably my favorite Stones outake. The guitar and bass are especially beautiful. One of my alltime favorite Keith Richards guitar passages. The band was ON!

[@shuax]

Brian on bass in this is so good, he really is rocking.

[@ricardoalonzofernandez3662]

The Greatest Rock Band Ever

[@emmanuelsantana3369]

The Greatest Rock Band Ever of tge universe

[@williardbillmore5713]

More undisputed , creative musical GENIUS from Mr Richards and Mr Jagger.

[@starfuckstar]

This is a great song...

[@SuperWarren51]

Found this song today, first time I have heard it, listening to the Stones since the mid sixties. good one !!

[@davidholiday4494]

lovely photo of Keith and dog.

[@wincanton2]

Recorded from May 13 thru 16, 1968, this was one of only two songs where Brian Jones was credited with playing bass guitar, with Bill Wyman playing the bongos. Vocal: Mick Jagger Electric Guitar: Keith Richards Bass: Brian Jones Bongos: Bill Wyman Drums: Charlie Watts

[@Methilde]

So Keith played both guitars. I hear like another one????

[@thestones2789]

incredible outtake...................

[@RobHollanderMusic]

Thanks, great outtake and pic!

[@mtownz6215]

Lad Musician used this song in their campaign. Summer 07/08 I believe. Song been on the playlist ever since. Been looking for more of these bluesy easy rock.

[@nomadtraveller100]

Love this added to my favorites!

[@billowens8051]

Nice tasty r&b tune from the boys. Thanks for posting this.

[@carinagonzalezok]

This song is included in R.S.V.P, album formed from outtakes taken from the original reels of Beggars Banquet.

[@herbertluthe6850]

never heard that one before; superb!

[@canislupis3129]

both of you seem well informed, which is very encouraging. if you are young people it pleases me to see youth taking up with this genre. I have seen every tour since "Some Girls" including the current one. It is heartwarming to see so many young people at the live shows, especially since they are so expensive. But in the PIT this tour it was mostly old guys like me since the tickets were so high except those who got $85 tickets and got a lucky upgrade to the PIT. Good on ya!

[@paulineskorik4747]

They should have definitely finished this work off,really exceptional tune and would have made beggars banquet even better. It sounds later than '68,but it was from that years recordings. Fantastic song.

[@josephgurzynski1053]

Great chords from Keith.

[@BigSky1]

Just found a 3rd source that also places the song as recorded 13-21 May 68. 'Good Times Bad Times' by Terry Rawlings and Keith Badman Never seen it mentioned anywhere that this is from Exile no matter how much it may appear to sound as such. No Brian Jones or Mick Taylor either which suggests it is from BB sessions and that Brian was AWOL.

[@jamesmckay1150]

Fantastic!

[@sylviadugdale1035]

First hearing thank you for putting up

[@patryckalbert6053]

from Double LP's Boot-album

[@tomislavmihalic5283]

Yeah, classic example of how a song develops into at least three different gorgeous ones in the future.

[@BigSky1]

Does sound like Exile outtake but all the info on the recording points to it being recorded at Beggars Banquet sessions at Olympic

[@simonschreyer4559]

Ratbag's the dog. Hyde Park, 1965.

[@Kelly14UK]

Lol haha I was born in '68 hence my fascination for Beggars Banquet, But yeah, you could very well be talking to the 18 year old me. I bought Story of the Stones in '86, for only £3 and t was money VERY WELL spent, even though it had a lot of classics missing. and its You Can't Always Get was that massacred edit.

[@nallnurzan]

Great! Why have I never heard this song?

[@Kelly14UK]

Okay. I can see your point as You Can't Always Get and Midnight Rambler were from '68 ( I'm told ), but polished up/ overdubbed to '69 standards for the next album, which was tailor made for the '70s, pairing easily with Sticky Fingers. Live With Me and Bitch, good examples. So I have to concede defeat on this haha

[@J0hnC0ltrane]

This was called "Hamburger To Go" on Russian Necrophilia.

[@Jakeonthelake]

Brian wasn't really AWOL during the BB sessions. No Expections is a beautiful example of his last contributions...

[@perjonsson8033]

He played on Let It Bleed too as did Taylor. Neither of them that much. Jones plays autoharp on You Got The Silver. And something else on another tune. Richards write about it in "Life".

[@jbstonesfan]

Loved Brian as he formed the greatest rock band, but he was done . Agree last great contribution was “ No Expectations “. Thank god Mick T came along.

[@BigSky1]

I understand what you mean but i still maintain that it is a BB outtake. 2 books can clarify. Martin Elliott, 'Complete roliing Stones Sessions 1962-2002' has it listed as 13-18 May 68 with the duel title of 'Hamburger To Go' as well as 'Stuck Out All Alone'. James Karbach and Carol Bernson, 'The Complete Recording Guide To The Rolling Stones' also places it at 13-21 May 68. I have had a bootleg of this for years incl. 'Family' and Wyman's 'Downtown Suzie' Sounds like Olympic Studios to me.

[@paulineskorik4747]

this is one cool song that should have been finished and put on the album, far too good to waste as an outtake. it sounds like the direction they took a couple years later, so kinda ahead of time. Great tune anyway.

[@iheartcrossdressers2979]

stoned nights

[@Kelly14UK]

Yeah but for example, we were told on the CD that Oasis recorded I Am The Walrus at a gig in Glasgow, Scotland, but in the end, it wasn't. Beggars sounded dusty, twangy. Listen to the acoustic version of Family. Blood Red Wine, too. Don't think Jagger adopted this style till '71/72.

[@BigSky1]

I admit it sounds like it should be an Exile outtake but all the info. states that it was recorded during Beggers Banquet at Olympic.

[@roboftheforest2]

love it..but later than '68?Exile-ish

[@davidgigliotti2336]

🎩 👍 ...👉👅👈... and that's All!!!

[@noname.___]

Is it me or dose it sound kinda similar to beast of burden

[@billybro3467]

Same key!

[@EdubertoPalitroke]

@@billybro3467 Same guitar style.

[@EdubertoPalitroke]

There are plenty of this outtakes that resemble other songs we know.

[@Maki.1028]

別名ハンバーガートゥーゴー ストーンズの隠れた名バラード✨🤍

[@w1lf1ewoo]

its not in the least like PMS...it is far more like no expectations, which came from the same session

[@CallampaProducciones]

brian played the congas here............isn't????

[@692MOM]

Rocky Dyjon

[@Viajealduende]

Probably the guy Rocky who played on Sympathy. Brian never played percussion, jagger did.

[@iheartcicada]

he plays bass i think!

[@jorshstones]

where to download

[@kuzmannovak]

Give Me A Hamburger To Go

[@svenreso9807]

100 years ago?

[@noname.___]

51*

[@kroll1933]

They should have replaced Parachute Women and Dear Doctor with this and Blood Red Wine

[@eg4449]

Disagree, but a double album would be better.

[@Viajealduende]

No they shouldn't have. I do like Blood Red Wine though, they could've tacked on another record but why comment about that song while listening to this one? 'Cause they're both from the "trident demos".

[@Viajealduende]

@@eg4449 Yes that's a better idea, no one was doing them yet, niot even the Who. Tommy may have been the first. If there's any imperfections on Beggars Banquet to make room, what they could've done is cut the end of Jigsaw Puzzle down.

[@keiththestones7951]

And Family !!! Not the Metamorphosis version but the acoustic with loud piano and naked acoustic guitar

[@mmerdeux8555]

Das ist Neuer. Micks Stimme ist von heute. Auch der Sound ist nicht aus den 60ern.

[@joannariemvis3984]

This might be recorded another time, 2024, since that voice has changed...

[@stevemelnicola]

Unfinished particularly lyrically but also needs just a bit more work musically, could have made a nice release. In those days albums were short well edited things. Interesting though. Probably just moved onto other tracks and never came back.

[@dannytaylor3201]

Did they ever finish this one?

[@888jackflash]

So... other than "No Expectations".. are there ANY tracks around where Oldham and Jagger DIDN'T mix Jones out? Will we EVER get to hear real Jonesy playing? What say, Boys... any tasty Skeletons in your Cupboard?

[@iheartcicada]

he’s playing bass on this song, not too bad either

[@williardbillmore5713]

By 1968 Jones was permanently OTLWAM ...( Out to lunch without a menu) Even if he was there, he wasn't there, if you catch my drift. This wonderful song has some of the same soulful rhythm and blues feel as Fool to Cry Though that great song would not be written for another EIGHT years. These geniuses always knew where they were headed.

[@RollingOrmond]

More moving melody than the Fabs ever conceived.

[@87dramarama]

wrong

[@johnr8820]

Anyone know the chords?

[@692MOM]

I wish i knew!

[@iheartcicada]

same key as beast of burden

[@jorshstones]

ok

[@DeD00RS]

Nicht umwerfend aber ok. Bei all dem Getümmel da draußen, wie nach Hause kommen". Die Stones, immer ein sicherer Hafen. Der Übergang 0:49-0.51 nicht ganz gelungen...Keith😉

[@Kelly14UK]

Yeah. Production's too clean. Beggars was unique production wise. No WAY is this '68. Too sophisticated.

[@arneberg9261]

1968... oh no. More like when disco came around. Probably not Wymen either- too straight.

[@annmcdonald6180]

arne berg )

[@Pete-z6e]

I’m not trolling but that guitar is AVERAGE at best.

[@theartfiles4715]

Upload a video of you playing it

[@billfarrelly4375]

Sounds more like 1978 to me