The Rolling Stones – England’s Newest Hitmakers

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Artist: The Rolling Stones

Title: England's Newest Hitmakers

Year: 1964

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Tracklist

1. Not Fade Away - Mono Version (1:47)
2. Route 66 (2:20)
3. I Just Want To Make Love To You - Mono Version (2:17)
4. Honest I Do (2:09)
5. Now I've Got A Witness (2:31)
6. Little By Little - Mono Version (2:39)
7. I'm A King Bee (2:36)
8. Carol (2:34)
9. Tell Me (4:05)
10. Can I Get A Witness (2:56)
11. You Can Make It If You Try (2:01)
12. Walking The Dog (3:09)

Review

"England's Newest Hit Makers," the debut studio album by The Rolling Stones, marks a significant point in music history, capturing the essence of the British band's profound admiration for R&B. Recorded swiftly over five days at Regent Sound Studios in London in early 1964, the album intricately blends covers with original compositions. This record not only includes the Jagger-Richards original "Tell Me (You're Coming Back)" but also features group compositions under the pseudonym "Nanker Phelge."

Embarking with the vigorous rendition of Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away," The Rolling Stones immediately set the tone for an album steeped in personal flair and musical ingenuity. Tracks like "Route 66" and "I Just Want to Make Love to You," emphasize the band's ability to transform classic hits into something entirely their own, showcasing Mick Jagger's compelling vocal prowess. The album, though their first, reflects a mature grasp of the genre, combining the electrifying energy of their performances with skilled production values. "England's Newest Hit Makers" serves not only as a seminal artifact of the 1960s British blues boom but also as an enduring staple for both new listeners and longtime fans of classic rock and roll. - Nate