welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re counting down our picks for the top ten
counting down our picks for the top ten
counting down our picks for the top ten Rolling Stone songs for this list we’ve
Rolling Stone songs for this list we’ve
Rolling Stone songs for this list we’ve chosen our entries based on a
chosen our entries based on a
chosen our entries based on a combination of the artists fan favorites
combination of the artists fan favorites
combination of the artists fan favorites and their most Marshallese successful
and their most Marshallese successful
and their most Marshallese successful songs
inspired by the Brazilian equivalent of
inspired by the Brazilian equivalent of the North American cowboy Mick Jagger
the North American cowboy Mick Jagger
the North American cowboy Mick Jagger and Keith Richards penned this hard rock
and Keith Richards penned this hard rock
and Keith Richards penned this hard rock track that was released in the UK a day
track that was released in the UK a day
track that was released in the UK a day after Bryan Jones death
the three-minute track topped both the
the three-minute track topped both the British and US charts though a
British and US charts though a
British and US charts though a honky-tonk version up this song was also
honky-tonk version up this song was also
honky-tonk version up this song was also recorded it’s the Blues influence 7-inch
recorded it’s the Blues influence 7-inch
recorded it’s the Blues influence 7-inch single with its amped up riff bass sound
single with its amped up riff bass sound
single with its amped up riff bass sound that’s got us
though it’s lewd and crude lyrics
though it’s lewd and crude lyrics initially made waves it’s not the only
initially made waves it’s not the only
initially made waves it’s not the only thing that made sticky-fingers lead
thing that made sticky-fingers lead
thing that made sticky-fingers lead single top American charts
blues rock riffs and a groovy rhythm
blues rock riffs and a groovy rhythm that just makes you want to dance
despite its down-and-dirty sound or
despite its down-and-dirty sound or perhaps because of it brown sugar also
perhaps because of it brown sugar also
perhaps because of it brown sugar also went to number two in the UK
and track me
and track me with its roots folk and country rock
with its roots folk and country rock
with its roots folk and country rock influences
this sticky-fingers tune is an emotional
this sticky-fingers tune is an emotional and thoughtful ballad that demonstrates
and thoughtful ballad that demonstrates
and thoughtful ballad that demonstrates the stones softer side with Richards
the stones softer side with Richards
the stones softer side with Richards writing the riff and chorus line and
writing the riff and chorus line and
writing the riff and chorus line and Jagger handling the verses it’s also a
Jagger handling the verses it’s also a
Jagger handling the verses it’s also a fine example of the two musicians
fine example of the two musicians
fine example of the two musicians songwriting talents so let’s do some
songwriting talents so let’s do some
songwriting talents so let’s do some live a
charting within the Billboard Hot 100
charting within the Billboard Hot 100 top 30
wild horses is a popular concert track
wild horses is a popular concert track it’s also spawned multiple covers
number seven
number seven tumbling does
the
the with eNOS Stewart’s piano playing on
with eNOS Stewart’s piano playing on
with eNOS Stewart’s piano playing on full display and a choir complimenting
full display and a choir complimenting
full display and a choir complimenting Jagger’s vocals this rock and single is
Jagger’s vocals this rock and single is
Jagger’s vocals this rock and single is one of the highlights for the Stones
one of the highlights for the Stones
one of the highlights for the Stones Exile on Main Street double album
we’re counting the unfaithful ways of a
we’re counting the unfaithful ways of a gambling man tumbling dice has a
gambling man tumbling dice has a
gambling man tumbling dice has a laid-back roof thanks to its bluesy
laid-back roof thanks to its bluesy
laid-back roof thanks to its bluesy boogie-woogie style but the top 10 smash
boogie-woogie style but the top 10 smash
boogie-woogie style but the top 10 smash also stands out for its trademark guitar
also stands out for its trademark guitar
also stands out for its trademark guitar figure and Colin responds conclusion
the stones went through dozens of takes
the stones went through dozens of takes including a reggae rock number before
including a reggae rock number before
including a reggae rock number before they came up with the hard rocking vibe
they came up with the hard rocking vibe
they came up with the hard rocking vibe of the tune that became tattoo used lead
of the tune that became tattoo used lead
of the tune that became tattoo used lead single
opening with a now well-known Richard
opening with a now well-known Richard rip start me up keeps our attention with
rip start me up keeps our attention with
rip start me up keeps our attention with a thumping rhythm generated by Charlie
a thumping rhythm generated by Charlie
a thumping rhythm generated by Charlie Watts drumming and Bill Wyman’s bass
add Jagger’s competent vocals and the
add Jagger’s competent vocals and the stones had another top 10 on the US and
stones had another top 10 on the US and
stones had another top 10 on the US and UK charts
number five you can’t always get what
number five you can’t always get what you want
after the angelic voices of the London
after the angelic voices of the London Bach choir pull you into this let it
Bach choir pull you into this let it
Bach choir pull you into this let it bleed single some soft guitar and
bleed single some soft guitar and
bleed single some soft guitar and jaggers poignant vocals keep you
jaggers poignant vocals keep you
jaggers poignant vocals keep you captivated to the demonstration by
captivated to the demonstration by
captivated to the demonstration by mixing rock and gospel and adding French
mixing rock and gospel and adding French
mixing rock and gospel and adding French horn
horn
horn the stones showed they weren’t afraid to
the stones showed they weren’t afraid to
the stones showed they weren’t afraid to change things up it’s relatable lyrics
change things up it’s relatable lyrics
change things up it’s relatable lyrics also help the song become a staple at
also help the song become a staple at
also help the song become a staple at the band’s live sets and in pop culture
number four paint it black I see my
number four paint it black I see my little and I want it changed
little and I want it changed
little and I want it changed thanks to Jones sitar riff you’d be
thanks to Jones sitar riff you’d be
thanks to Jones sitar riff you’d be hard-pressed to find many classic
hard-pressed to find many classic
hard-pressed to find many classic rockers who don’t love this raga rock
rockers who don’t love this raga rock
rockers who don’t love this raga rock and psychedelic rock number
by incorporating Indian influences to
by incorporating Indian influences to their sound the stones proved they
their sound the stones proved they
their sound the stones proved they weren’t a one-note back
fans and critics were so mesmerized by
fans and critics were so mesmerized by its dark and haunting atmosphere that
its dark and haunting atmosphere that
its dark and haunting atmosphere that painted black topped both the US and UK
painted black topped both the US and UK
painted black topped both the US and UK charts
it’s also become one of the stones most
it’s also become one of the stones most covered songs
number three sympathy for the devil me
number three sympathy for the devil me dude
bolstered by maracas and congas this
bolstered by maracas and congas this rocker off Beggars Banquet hypnotized
rocker off Beggars Banquet hypnotized
rocker off Beggars Banquet hypnotized critics and audiences with its samba
critics and audiences with its samba
critics and audiences with its samba inspired group
but it’s Jagger’s menacing vocals that
but it’s Jagger’s menacing vocals that truly bring this six minute plus song
truly bring this six minute plus song
truly bring this six minute plus song narrated from Lucifer’s point of view to
narrated from Lucifer’s point of view to
narrated from Lucifer’s point of view to life the band’s performance was so
life the band’s performance was so
life the band’s performance was so convincing that the stones were later
convincing that the stones were later
convincing that the stones were later accused of being devil worshipers
regardless sympathy for the devil
regardless sympathy for the devil remains one of their most loved tracks
and by Jagger and Richards the opener to
and by Jagger and Richards the opener to let it bleed combines all the band’s
let it bleed combines all the band’s
let it bleed combines all the band’s musical talents to create an apocalyptic
musical talents to create an apocalyptic
musical talents to create an apocalyptic number that’s simply unforgettable
bolstered by watts and women’s rhythm
bolstered by watts and women’s rhythm section Gimme Shelter also boasts a
section Gimme Shelter also boasts a
section Gimme Shelter also boasts a unique and carefully crafted mood it
unique and carefully crafted mood it
unique and carefully crafted mood it chills us to the bone
but remains true to the Rolling Stones
but remains true to the Rolling Stones sound
before we unveil our number one pick
before we unveil our number one pick here are a few honorable mentions
if Richards hadn’t conceived this song’s
if Richards hadn’t conceived this song’s now-famous rip in a dream we may never
now-famous rip in a dream we may never
now-famous rip in a dream we may never have had one of the most recognizable
have had one of the most recognizable
have had one of the most recognizable and satisfactory riffs in rock history
Richard’s teamed up with Jagger to
Richard’s teamed up with Jagger to compose this rock-and-roller and it
compose this rock-and-roller and it
compose this rock-and-roller and it quickly became the band’s first American
quickly became the band’s first American
quickly became the band’s first American chart topper
satisfaction didn’t only propel the
satisfaction didn’t only propel the stones to monstrous success but also
stones to monstrous success but also
stones to monstrous success but also continues to earn critical acclaim and
continues to earn critical acclaim and
continues to earn critical acclaim and is often touted as one of the greatest
is often touted as one of the greatest
is often touted as one of the greatest songs ever
do you agree with our list what’s your
do you agree with our list what’s your favorite Rolling Stone song
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