I am a 64-year-old male, I was 20 when I first heard this album. Married twice, One divorce. Then you find the girl with (Far Away Eyes) (Beast of Burden) (Shattered) (Miss You) she passed away after 30 years😢.
My first Stones album. It has a special place in my heart. I was 13 when my uncle brought over a stack of promo albums from KZEW radio station that he worked at in Dallas. I put on ‘Some Girls’ and just thought, “What is this spooky, beautiful music that doesn’t follow any rules?” My uncle told me many years later about the show in Fort Worth that became “‘Some Girls’ Live In Texas ‘78”, how they got the band into the gig in a Lone Star Beer truck, sent him to find an ounce of cocaine, and how Keith Richards dumped the whole thing out on the table and did his best Scarface impression. You’re just getting into the heart of this perfect album.
When they do this on stage they leave out the black girls line . The line is actually "I just dont have that much jam" . English girls are not "PISSY", they're "PRISSY". That means theyre overly concerned with how they look and behaving "properly" and get annoyed by people who arent socially refined, like they think they themselves are . They annoy the hell out of him so he leaves the (phone) receiver off the hook . This was before cell phones.
Every song was getting airplay from this one. The Some Girls Tour and album were/are both absolute Classics! That whole record was a perfect single vibe, capturing the late 70’s. The stadium tour featured Van Halen opening for The Doobie Bros. followed by a slick set list from Mick, Keith and the full stage band. Jagger’s lyrics on this record were 🔥 Lovin it Biz 🤘😎
I believe it was this song that they actually went back and changed the line about "black girls." I feel like I've written this before, but the Stones got some letter, very formal and well-written from a girl in a U.S. prep school complaining about it. How do I know this?The Stones created an amazing museum exhibition of all their stuff, costumes, concert set designs, hand-written lyrics for some of their hits. I saw it when it rolled through Tokyo. Great show, I spent 3 hours taking everything in. They actually included that very letter in the exhibit and paired it with recording of Mick talking about it and why they made the decision to officially change the lyrics. I like the fact that they publicly own up to their mistakes or changes in culture and are willing to grow.
A 1978 song that NEVER lost its appeal! I'm 68 and this is what we lived the entire 70's with. You never really grow up, we just learn how to behave in public. Rock on!
There is a rabbit hole of songs you could go down with the 70's singer Todd Rundgren. Some good starts are: I Saw The Light, Bang the Drum All Day, Hello It's Me, and Love Is The Answer
Yes done as tongue in cheek. His follow up line to being criticized was f**k em if they can’t take a joke. He did follow up later with Waiting on a Friend for a different perspective on his relationship with women.
When released, Jesse Jackson threw a fit over the lyrics. In an SNL sketch, castmember Garret Morris gave the impression he was gonna criticize Jagger and the band only to then hilariously ask if he could share with him the phone numbers of these black women. This is one of those songs that is clearly done tongue in cheek. I believe the studio outtake is much longer, around 11 minutes, so this is a heavily edited version. Jagger just kept ad-libbing lyrics during the recording. The Zuma Beach line refers to Bob Dylan and his on-going divorce proceedings at the time. I think his ex-wife got the house in Zuma Beach in the end. The divorce wasn't heavily publicized, though, but Jagger probably hung out with Dylan in NYC at the time and found out about it. The next song is the most stereotypical punk-sounding song of the album.
The divorce thing was about himself. He was in the middle of lawsuits with Bianca Jagger who was represented by famed divorce attorney Marvin Mitchelson and they were trying to break the bank
Armand I did not know that about Jessie Jackson! It's just a silly song and I doubt that people take it seriously or think that Mick''s a racist now if you want to hear crazinessthen listen to Brown Sugar! It's about slaved black women.
@@flyingburritobro68 I'm talking about the Zuma Beach reference, though. Dylan had a home there, and Sara ended up with it. I think Bianca officially filed for divorce after the recording sessions, just before the album dropped.
Was a very important album. Has been 10 years from there last album. 1978? I think.. Was a great time to be a young teen. Not a fan of this song,, but this album was gold!!!
Biz the Some girls album was released on June 9, 1978 and it was the first album to feature guitarist Ronnie Wood as a full-time member. Although Some girls is one of my favorite songs I have to say that my favorite album is Hot Rocks!
Some Girls definitely a great collection of songs and a new era for Stones music, but that's thing about them: they've always been able to compete against the greater bands of their eras: Beatles, zeppelin etc.
This is a great album! Hope you listen to their album "Sticky Fingers" too! btw, Mick Jagger has 8 children by 5 different women; he still is a player and he's almost 80; his first child had a black mother, Marsha Hunt.
The one you are doing is all I know. I only know the popular older songs. I need to go to their beginning. START ME UP and WAITING ON A FRIEND, after this album
Oh YES and let's go arund the 12 is a Puerto Rican🇵🇷 girls nice to met you🗽👅👅👅🎼🎩💣🎸💥🎶🎶🎶🤌Oye mi Amigo Next for real check the ALBUM 🔥EXILE ON MAIN ST.🔥✌️☮️
JUST WANT TO SHARE WHAT HAPPENED TO ME WITH THIS SONG SO AFTER BEING A PLAYBOY AT A MUCH LOWER LEVEL THAN MICK MORE LIKE A HIPPIE PLAYBOY STILL MOSTLY i WAS NOT A PLAYBOY i JUST STUGGLED LIKE EVERY BOY TO 'GET SOME' SO THEN FINALLY IN 1981 AT THE AGE OF 24 i FOUND WHAT i THOUGHTWAS MISS RIGHT, AND YES WE HAD THREE YRS OF BLISS WHICH THEN SADLY ENEDED BUT IN 1981 WHEN IT STARTED THIS ALBUM WAS PLAYED EVERY DAY AS WE GOT SMOKED WEED AND MADE LOVE AND SANG THESE LYRICS AND LAUGHED BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE
SO WHAT MADE YOU DO THIS ALBUM OUT OF THE BLUE BIZ, THERE HAD TO BE SOMETHING!😊THEY HAD SO MANYYYY GOOD ALBUMS BUT THEIR GREAT ONES : LET IT BLEED, STICKY FINGERS, EXILE ON MAIN ST. ( IN ORDER ) 😊
The Stones never had the Funk with Taylor . They had to change and the Brothers and sisters loved this LP and they also danced better before and after the night was over 😎
Gotta know, the Beatles locked down the "nice guys" image in the 60s, the Stones made it their business to be the "not nice guys"... They were good at it. I think one of the reasons the Stones survived so long is that sleaze is ageless and timeless. And yes, this is a great Stones album... Prob in their top three...
The theory was that The Beatles wanted to hold your hand but The Stones wanted to get your knickers off! Pretty good assessment for the time but as we know, Beatles tours were positively Saturnalian!
Thanks for that review.The lyrics are obviously written by a man you could call a true specialist,a real connaisseur.The bassist,Bill Wyman wrote two books,some twenty five years ago,two books of three hundred pages each .He said Charlie Watts never cheated his wife,Keith Richards is a one woman man ,always strumming a guitar or listening to music,but Brian Jones,Mick Jagger and himself had a few hundreds girls that he listed on his PC. Anyway,this album cover is special,with all those anonymous ladies.But first,the Stones made a cover with celebrities faces.One those celebrities,an actress ,discovering the cover project,made something legal against that cover before the Stones released this album and the Stones had to do a new cover.
The lyrics of "Some Girls" shows better what I meant the other day when I wrote The Rolling Stones were never politically correct. At the very least I should shade that by saying their lyrics were often written to make grandma blush in some way or another. It all goes to the numerous reasons they added a song called "Respectable" to this album! (They weren't trying to be respectable per se.) The late seventies was still a time of "letting it all hang out", as it were, and the Stones always let it hang out in their music. Those guitar licks are sleazy in the best way. Jesse Jackson gave Mick Jagger some guff for these lyrics back in the day. Mick wrote them off as a joke, exaggeration for performance sake. I wonder if they ever play this one live anymore or if they skip it to skip the guff -- something that's easy to do when your catalog is so deep you've got ten other songs to take its place if you want!
I reckon the thing to bear in mind when listening to this song is that the girls Jagger met were probably not the same girls the rest of us met ! Not by a long street.
The line about Black girls to me and many sisters took that as a compliment. After dinner dancing and paying for every drink. The girls that rated you on what you did just rolled over and called it a night. The ones that kept it up were doing it because they liked you and never were rating for what you paid for , so the opposite from girls that cared only about money to please you.Guys don't ever want to admit they were out done in the sack . I guess it's the girls bragging right . One time some said she's a S word and I said "'So what are we then " Great tune and the mix on guitars are far tighter than Keith and Taylor. Ronnie to me saved me Stones . 😎
I always knew it, Mick Jagger is a real woman understander ;-) ! You shouldn't take all the lyrics so seriously, many of them just happen to fit, although there can always be some experience behind it and M.J. (I think so) he has a lot of experiences. It doesn't matter, the song and the entire album are just great and totally underrated by the press in my opinion. It wasn't rated that well back then, but I've always liked it. But I also wear Stones glasses (meaning I love almost everything from the Stones). I'm already looking forward to a review of "Exile On Main Street" and your comments ;-)). Many greets @all from hamburg (germany) !
Wait, wait! My parents didn't want me??? haha. I was wanted. They got pregnant again explicitly so my next oldest sister wouldn't be lonely. Kid you not. I only existed to be her playmate 😅😅😂😂 Damb Catholic families and all their kids.
Another unique sound from them. The more I've listened to this album over time, the more similar it is to Black & Blue, for me. Wyman never gets credit. The next song is the weakest.
Nothing like that incoherent album Black and Blue which had multiple session guitarists and multiple throw away bad songs. Hand Of Fate is great but that album is one of their weakest plus it’s only 8 damn songs. Some Girls is a top 5 all time Stones album
@@flyingburritobro68 Black and Blue is a superb album. They lost the great MT but brought in Perkins and Mandel for some killer leads . Hand of Fate, Hot Stuff, Memory Motel, Fool To Cry , etc..definitely a new direction for the band but most true Stones fans looking back now realize how great B&B is …. And of course Some Girls was incredible Tattoo You ( yes, I know mostly older stuff reworked) and then post TTY the 80’s were a struggle but give VL and B2B a listen as they are excellent as well.I’m just grateful they are still touring after the loss of our beloved Charlie . But hey, everyone is entitled to their opinion and the Stones never had the following of heavy metal bands like LZ or more popular acts . You either get them or don’t .
@@jbstonesfan Some Girls wouldn't be the focused album it is if they hadn't tried a bit of this and that on Black and Blue, one of their better albums. Crazy Mama (also on Sucking in the Seventies) is another standout track. VL was probably their best all around work since Tattoo You (some reworked material but great nonetheless) and that's saying something. Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but while LZ were big in the 70s, the Stones already were before and continued to be so decades after with crossover appeal and hit singles that LZ and especially metal (still a niche genre) just didn't have.
This album was The Stones last major hit album, but that's not what I want to talk about. Biz, could you please, please please stop putting effen adzzzzz in the middle of songs. It effen sucks on this end. IT RUINS THE VIBE. Just asking. Please, Please, Please.
@@flyingburritobro68 Yeah, I saw them on the Steel Wheels Tour in Philly at the old Vet Stadium. It was the tour opener,with Living Color as the opening act. In truth, Living Color sounded better than The Stones. Audio issues for the headliners, they even had to leave the stage during the third song it got so bad. They did come back after a few minutes and finished the show, but, well, you know....But at least I got to see them. Met Corey Glover, lead singer for Living Color about six months later and complimented him on th L.C. Show. He was very humble and gracious. Never did meet Mick or Keith.
Biz, I don't think you need to take each line literally. I think he was having fun with some lines and some trying to make it fit? I mean it's funny to see Reactors, especially black Reactors (my favorites for their take on R&R) but imagine trying to get literal for every line in today's music culture!?!?
I am a 64-year-old male, I was 20 when I first heard this album. Married twice, One divorce. Then you find the girl with (Far Away Eyes) (Beast of Burden) (Shattered) (Miss You) she passed away after 30 years😢.
Right behind you Bro. I was in H.S. when this was released. My older brother had the album and burned me a cassette tape.
I’m so sorry.❤
Can't tell you how much I'm getting off on listening to, and enjoying your reaction to this great album! Great shit!
Please react to the album "Sticky Fingers" by the Stones.. it's considered one of the greatest albums of all time.. it's a classic !!
Always loved the guitar leads/fills in this song, and the humorous lyrics.
The whole album is great. You're gonna love it!
My first Stones album. It has a special place in my heart. I was 13 when my uncle brought over a stack of promo albums from KZEW radio station that he worked at in Dallas. I put on ‘Some Girls’ and just thought, “What is this spooky, beautiful music that doesn’t follow any rules?” My uncle told me many years later about the show in Fort Worth that became “‘Some Girls’ Live In Texas ‘78”, how they got the band into the gig in a Lone Star Beer truck, sent him to find an ounce of cocaine, and how Keith Richards dumped the whole thing out on the table and did his best Scarface impression. You’re just getting into the heart of this perfect album.
Great story! 😎
When they do this on stage they leave out the black girls line . The line is actually "I just dont have that much jam" . English girls are not "PISSY", they're "PRISSY". That means theyre overly concerned with how they look and behaving "properly" and get annoyed by people who arent socially refined, like they think they themselves are . They annoy the hell out of him so he leaves the (phone) receiver off the hook . This was before cell phones.
Best line ever, some girls give me children I never asked for.
Every song was getting airplay from this one. The Some Girls Tour and album were/are both absolute Classics! That whole record was a perfect single vibe, capturing the late 70’s. The stadium tour featured Van Halen opening for The Doobie Bros. followed by a slick set list from Mick, Keith and the full stage band. Jagger’s lyrics on this record were 🔥 Lovin it Biz 🤘😎
Always loved this one!🔥
Got "Some Girls" tat. That's how important this album is to me when I first heard it back in 1978.
My late brother Roy saw the Stones on this tour in 1978 in Buffalo. He would have been 19 at the time. *This* song is one of my faves of theirs.
Bro!!! Don't know what you eatin', but you've stepped up lately😊.
Great album.Came out when i was in my last year of high school.Played at all the house parties!
I believe it was this song that they actually went back and changed the line about "black girls." I feel like I've written this before, but the Stones got some letter, very formal and well-written from a girl in a U.S. prep school complaining about it. How do I know this?The Stones created an amazing museum exhibition of all their stuff, costumes, concert set designs, hand-written lyrics for some of their hits. I saw it when it rolled through Tokyo. Great show, I spent 3 hours taking everything in. They actually included that very letter in the exhibit and paired it with recording of Mick talking about it and why they made the decision to officially change the lyrics. I like the fact that they publicly own up to their mistakes or changes in culture and are willing to grow.
A 1978 song that NEVER lost its appeal! I'm 68 and this is what we lived the entire 70's with. You never really grow up, we just learn how to behave in public. Rock on!
It might be my favorite Rolling Stones song!
Can’t wait till you get to Shattered and The Girl with Faraway Eyes..more sides to the Stones on this album than you might think
There is a rabbit hole of songs you could go down with the 70's singer Todd Rundgren. Some good starts are: I Saw The Light, Bang the Drum All Day, Hello It's Me, and Love Is The Answer
Always loved this one!
Some girls just wanna do it once or twice cuz WE SO DAMN FREAKY!!!!
Yes done as tongue in cheek. His follow up line to being criticized was f**k em if they can’t take a joke. He did follow up later with Waiting on a Friend for a different perspective on his relationship with women.
I think you are right about that. Most kids are probably not planned. Hell of a broad brushing song but funny as can be.
Alright Biz, I am very happy this won the poll. Every song is good, can't wait for your reactions to all of them. Thanks Biz!
Mick has fun lyrically not factual hes so good
🎵❤ Keith Richards sings lead vocals on one of the songs on this album called Before they make me Run 🎵❤ give it a listen
And maybe find the lyrics to it its pretty cool something we all can relate to. 😊
When released, Jesse Jackson threw a fit over the lyrics. In an SNL sketch, castmember Garret Morris gave the impression he was gonna criticize Jagger and the band only to then hilariously ask if he could share with him the phone numbers of these black women.
This is one of those songs that is clearly done tongue in cheek. I believe the studio outtake is much longer, around 11 minutes, so this is a heavily edited version. Jagger just kept ad-libbing lyrics during the recording. The Zuma Beach line refers to Bob Dylan and his on-going divorce proceedings at the time. I think his ex-wife got the house in Zuma Beach in the end. The divorce wasn't heavily publicized, though, but Jagger probably hung out with Dylan in NYC at the time and found out about it.
The next song is the most stereotypical punk-sounding song of the album.
The divorce thing was about himself. He was in the middle of lawsuits with Bianca Jagger who was represented by famed divorce attorney Marvin Mitchelson and they were trying to break the bank
Armand I did not know that about Jessie Jackson! It's just a silly song and I doubt that people take it seriously or think that Mick''s a racist now if you want to hear crazinessthen listen to Brown Sugar! It's about slaved black women.
Sorry about the misspelling of your name I thought I typed an O
@@flyingburritobro68 I'm talking about the Zuma Beach reference, though. Dylan had a home there, and Sara ended up with it. I think Bianca officially filed for divorce after the recording sessions, just before the album dropped.
Every time I hear this reminds me of Garrett Morris’ skit, it still makes me laugh.
Stones caught a lot of heat for these lyrics back in the day. Jesse Jackson and NAACP were all up they azz.
Barry you think that was bad listen to Brown sugar!
@@goldiekildea2924 it's about slavery not pro it 😂
Was a very important album. Has been 10 years from there last album. 1978? I think.. Was a great time to be a young teen. Not a fan of this song,, but this album was gold!!!
One of my favorites
Biz the Some girls album was released on
June 9, 1978 and it was the first album to feature guitarist Ronnie Wood as a full-time member. Although Some girls is one of my favorite songs I have to say that my favorite album is Hot Rocks!
Can’t count Hot Rocks as it’s a compilation greatest hits album
I know I just love all the songs on it!!
Some Girls definitely a great collection of songs and a new era for Stones music, but that's thing about them: they've always been able to compete against the greater bands of their eras: Beatles, zeppelin etc.
🎵💔 RIP Charlie Watts 🎵💔
Peter can you believe that he's been married to his wife 58 years? That can say a lot about a person
@@goldiekildea2924 yes indeed, incredible! Hes got a book coming out next month. Can't wait. ❤
HYSTERICAL!!!😂
😂😂
Jagger plays a mean harmonica too
That was a chap called Sugar Blue that they picked up busking in Paris.
Some girls give us a bad reputation!
Great album. You should do Tattoo You, excllent album; you will love it.
This is a great album! Hope you listen to their album "Sticky Fingers" too! btw, Mick Jagger has 8 children by 5 different women; he still is a player and he's almost 80; his first child had a black mother, Marsha Hunt.
Great reacton BizMatic.. Tx.. At the end that is a BluesHarp..Not a guitar{:
The early stages of hip hop are on this song and on the song Some Girls.
The one you are doing is all I know. I only know the popular older songs. I need to go to their beginning.
START ME UP and WAITING ON A FRIEND, after this album
Oh YES and let's go arund the 12 is a Puerto Rican🇵🇷 girls nice to met you🗽👅👅👅🎼🎩💣🎸💥🎶🎶🎶🤌Oye mi Amigo Next for real check the ALBUM 🔥EXILE ON MAIN ST.🔥✌️☮️
Knew you d love this one. Jut watched Shine a Light, movie by Scorseci of their concert at Becon theater in NYC. Really neat look t thi concert
JUST WANT TO SHARE WHAT HAPPENED TO ME WITH THIS SONG
SO AFTER BEING A PLAYBOY AT A MUCH LOWER LEVEL THAN MICK
MORE LIKE A HIPPIE PLAYBOY
STILL MOSTLY i WAS NOT A PLAYBOY i JUST STUGGLED LIKE EVERY BOY TO 'GET SOME'
SO THEN FINALLY IN 1981 AT THE AGE OF 24 i FOUND WHAT i THOUGHTWAS MISS RIGHT, AND
YES WE HAD THREE YRS OF BLISS
WHICH THEN SADLY ENEDED
BUT IN 1981 WHEN IT STARTED THIS ALBUM WAS PLAYED EVERY DAY
AS WE GOT SMOKED WEED AND MADE LOVE
AND SANG THESE LYRICS
AND LAUGHED
BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE
SO WHAT MADE YOU DO THIS ALBUM OUT OF THE BLUE BIZ, THERE HAD TO BE SOMETHING!😊THEY HAD SO MANYYYY GOOD ALBUMS BUT THEIR GREAT ONES : LET IT BLEED, STICKY FINGERS, EXILE ON MAIN ST. ( IN ORDER ) 😊
And ‘Beggars Banquet’
I liked beast of burdan and the cover
The Stones never had the Funk with Taylor . They had to change and the Brothers and sisters loved this LP and they also danced better before and after the night was over 😎
In a song coming up,he says, "you know you always have the Lord by your side". He tells a story
Gotta know, the Beatles locked down the "nice guys" image in the 60s, the Stones made it their business to be the "not nice guys"... They were good at it. I think one of the reasons the Stones survived so long is that sleaze is ageless and timeless. And yes, this is a great Stones album... Prob in their top three...
The theory was that The Beatles wanted to hold your hand but The Stones wanted to get your knickers off! Pretty good assessment for the time but as we know, Beatles tours were positively Saturnalian!
@@DawnSuttonfabfour still nothing sadder to me than seeing the who doing my generation and won't get fooled again in their 50s.
Ha! I have not listened to this album since late 70's.
Amazing fun song from a brilliant album!
It’s a very funny song.
Time for "Brown Sugar" By the stones.
Good one, keep it up.
I already did that one
Just song after song of greatness on this album...
Thanks for that review.The lyrics are obviously written by a man you could call a true specialist,a real connaisseur.The bassist,Bill Wyman wrote two books,some twenty five years ago,two books of three hundred pages each .He said Charlie Watts never cheated his wife,Keith Richards is a one woman man ,always strumming a guitar or listening to music,but Brian Jones,Mick Jagger and himself had a few hundreds girls that he listed on his PC.
Anyway,this album cover is special,with all those anonymous ladies.But first,the Stones made a cover with celebrities faces.One those celebrities,an actress ,discovering the cover project,made something legal against that cover before the Stones released this album and the Stones had to do a new cover.
The LAST listenable album they made.. Jus sayin.
No way!!!!!!
The bass line is dope
Biz,please play the tempts it’s growing thanks
The lyrics of "Some Girls" shows better what I meant the other day when I wrote The Rolling Stones were never politically correct. At the very least I should shade that by saying their lyrics were often written to make grandma blush in some way or another. It all goes to the numerous reasons they added a song called "Respectable" to this album! (They weren't trying to be respectable per se.) The late seventies was still a time of "letting it all hang out", as it were, and the Stones always let it hang out in their music. Those guitar licks are sleazy in the best way. Jesse Jackson gave Mick Jagger some guff for these lyrics back in the day. Mick wrote them off as a joke, exaggeration for performance sake. I wonder if they ever play this one live anymore or if they skip it to skip the guff -- something that's easy to do when your catalog is so deep you've got ten other songs to take its place if you want!
Great song from a very different era 🙂
I reckon the thing to bear in mind when listening to this song is that the girls Jagger met were probably not the same girls the rest of us met ! Not by a long street.
There is not a song in rock like this
Hi Biz
Hi
The line about Black girls to me and many sisters took that as a compliment. After dinner dancing and paying for every drink. The girls that rated you on what you did just rolled over and called it a night. The ones that kept it up were doing it because they liked you and never were rating for what you paid for , so the opposite from girls that cared only about money to please you.Guys don't ever want to admit they were out done in the sack . I guess it's the girls bragging right . One time some said she's a S word and I said "'So what are we then " Great tune and the mix on guitars are far tighter than Keith and Taylor. Ronnie to me saved me Stones . 😎
You should give sticky fingers a listen, it’s top notch!!
I always knew it, Mick Jagger is a real woman understander ;-) ! You shouldn't take all the lyrics so seriously, many of them just happen to fit, although there can always be some experience behind it and M.J. (I think so) he has a lot of experiences. It doesn't matter, the song and the entire album are just great and totally underrated by the press in my opinion. It wasn't rated that well back then, but I've always liked it. But I also wear Stones glasses (meaning I love almost everything from the Stones). I'm already looking forward to a review of "Exile On Main Street" and your comments ;-)). Many greets @all from hamburg (germany) !
The Rolling Stones; "Bitch" audio
I always liked Shattered
Alrighty then
What about Puerto Rican girls ?😂
They're just dying to meet you!
Today's woke mob would have had a real problem with this one don't you think?
That's because Wokies don't understand great lyrics, honesty, and real humor.
Wait, wait! My parents didn't want me??? haha. I was wanted. They got pregnant again explicitly so my next oldest sister wouldn't be lonely. Kid you not. I only existed to be her playmate 😅😅😂😂 Damb Catholic families and all their kids.
Another unique sound from them. The more I've listened to this album over time, the more similar it is to Black & Blue, for me. Wyman never gets credit. The next song is the weakest.
There are no weak Stones songs.
Nothing like that incoherent album Black and Blue which had multiple session guitarists and multiple throw away bad songs. Hand Of Fate is great but that album is one of their weakest plus it’s only 8 damn songs. Some Girls is a top 5 all time Stones album
I like “Lies”. “Lies, lies, you dirty Jezebel; why, why, why, why don’t you go to Hell?!” It’s a blistering rocker.
@@flyingburritobro68 Black and Blue is a superb album. They lost the great MT but brought in Perkins and Mandel for some killer leads . Hand of Fate, Hot Stuff, Memory Motel, Fool To Cry , etc..definitely a new direction for the band but most true Stones fans looking back now realize how great B&B is …. And of course Some Girls was incredible Tattoo You ( yes, I know mostly older stuff reworked) and then post TTY the 80’s were a struggle but give VL and B2B a listen as they are excellent as well.I’m just grateful they are still touring after the loss of our beloved Charlie . But hey, everyone is entitled to their opinion and the Stones never had the following of heavy metal bands like LZ or more popular acts . You either get them or don’t .
@@jbstonesfan Some Girls wouldn't be the focused album it is if they hadn't tried a bit of this and that on Black and Blue, one of their better albums. Crazy Mama (also on Sucking in the Seventies) is another standout track. VL was probably their best all around work since Tattoo You (some reworked material but great nonetheless) and that's saying something.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but while LZ were big in the 70s, the Stones already were before and continued to be so decades after with crossover appeal and hit singles that LZ and especially metal (still a niche genre) just didn't have.
Lmao 🤣
Clutch, electric worry....
I was conceived by teenagers before they got married. I'm thankful for not having been aborted.
A blessing 🙌🏿🙌🏿
This album was The Stones last major hit album, but that's not what I want to talk about. Biz, could you please, please please stop putting effen adzzzzz in the middle of songs. It effen sucks on this end. IT RUINS THE VIBE. Just asking. Please, Please, Please.
Steel Wheels in 89 was a huge album with 2 million in US sales alone and a massive nearly 2 year tour in the US and then Europe
@@flyingburritobro68 Yeah, I saw them on the Steel Wheels Tour in Philly at the old Vet Stadium. It was the tour opener,with Living Color as the opening act. In truth, Living Color sounded better than The Stones. Audio issues for the headliners, they even had to leave the stage during the third song it got so bad. They did come back after a few minutes and finished the show, but, well, you know....But at least I got to see them. Met Corey Glover, lead singer for Living Color about six months later and complimented him on th L.C. Show. He was very humble and gracious. Never did meet Mick or Keith.
I dont place the ads.
@@watchbizmatik My bad, I apologize. I just ass-u-med you did. Sorry.
Biz, I don't think you need to take each line literally. I think he was having fun with some lines and some trying to make it fit? I mean it's funny to see Reactors, especially black Reactors (my favorites for their take on R&R) but imagine trying to get literal for every line in today's music culture!?!?
Don't agree.
Think it's fantastic, that's why I watch this channel.
are you sure you wan't to hear this
Great song
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I didnt agree with everything but i liked the song
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