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In some ways,The Rolling Stonesare just like any other band.
They’re defined by the biggest songs that have brought them to prominence.
The great tunes are what attract fans.
They help a band achieve longevity and success.
For The Rolling Stones, this is true; theband has risen to being the best of the best.
First, consider the longevity of the band.
With the 2023 record added to the list, it brings the band to an astonishing 31 studio albums.
If you start to include live albums and compilations, the band has well over 100 works released.
Their career is impeccable and one of a kind.
With hit after hit, they are in the conversation as the greatest musical talents ever.
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The way Keith Richards and Brian Jones played guitar on the song was incredible.
Additionally, Bill Wyman’s bass line at the end truly took the song over the top.
It is an incredibly catchy tune thatfamously reached number two on the USBillboardHot 100.
The lyrics of the tune, written by Mick Jagger, are quite raw too.
It should always be remembered for showcasing the great qualities the band possessed at a younger stage.
Its poppy nature makes this a track that could hold up in any era.
Finally, the lyrics are crafted so well the song feels more like poetry than mere songwriting.
It was the closing track of the famedLet It Bleedalbum, and it left a lasting impression.
There was something truly special about the way the London Bach Choir opened the track.
They created an unforgettable harmony, anda musical choice that stands out almost 60 years later.
Instead, what really stands out is the waythe band was able to incorporate a plethora of amazing instruments.
From a French horn to maracas to a tambourine, and more, it was an instrumental triumph.
It’s a straightforward blues-rock tune with a touch of groove to it.
The way these two could riff together showcased a key strength of the band.
According toSetlist.fm, that distinct honor goes to “Jumpin' Jack Flash.”
The track has been performed by The Rolling Stonesover 1,200 times.
Martin Scorsese is famed for his love for The Rolling Stones and their songs often appear in his movies.
But the same can be said of Wes Anderson too.
The song experienced a resurgence in 2015 when Call of Duty used it to promote their gameBlack Ops III.
It’s hard to discuss The Rolling Stones without mentioning this track.
It has become a legendary piece for the band.
The song also features Keith Richards completely shredding, and showcasing his solo talent.
The band’s vision of the song having hypnotic power worked, as the samba rhythm shines through.
This song has beenregarded byRolling Stoneas the 13th “Greatest Song of All Time.
“The publication also ranked itThe Rolling Stones best song ever, and it’s hard to argue.
The song is explosive and emotional.
It serves a deep purpose as it covers the brutalities of war.
It acts as a timepiece, and helps listeners understand the horrors.
Another key feature of the song is the vocals of Merry Clayton.
The band never stopped until they had everything perfect.
The song features another masterful performance by Keith Richards with one of the most renowned guitar riffs.
