The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers

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Artist: The Rolling Stones

Title: Sticky Fingers

Year: 1971

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Tracklist

  • 1. Brown Sugar - Remastered 2009 (3:48)
  • 2. Sway - 2009 Mix (3:52)
  • 3. Wild Horses - 2009 Mix (5:41)
  • 4. Can't You Hear Me Knocking - 2009 Mix (7:16)
  • 5. You Gotta Move - 2009 Mix (2:32)
  • 6. Bitch - 2009 Mix (3:37)
  • 7. I Got The Blues - 2009 Mix (3:53)
  • 8. Sister Morphine - 2009 Mix (5:31)
  • 9. Dead Flowers - 2009 Mix (4:04)
  • 10. Moonlight Mile - 2009 Mix (5:57)

Review

The Rolling Stones' 'Sticky Fingers' is such a killer album that it’s no surprise it's a cornerstone of blues-rock history. Dropped in 1971, it's their first studio gig without Brian Jones, who passed away a couple of years before. What's impressive is the stripped-down, gritty vibe they bring, sticking with drums, guitar, bass, and percussion. And let's talk about the stellar guest list—saxophonist Bobby Keys and keyboard legends Billy Preston, Jack Nitzsche, Ian Stewart, and Nicky Hopkins join the fray. Kudos to Jimmy Miller's production genius, capturing the band’s raw, electrifying energy.

Dive right into the album and you get legendary tracks like 'Brown Sugar,' 'Wild Horses,' and 'Can’t You Hear Me Knocking.' Each song is a masterclass in hooking you in with catchy yet deeply emotive tunes. And that Andy Warhol cover? Totally iconic with the attention-grabbing zipper, despite the drama it caused with vinyl damage. 'Sticky Fingers' hit number one on both the UK and US charts and earned a triple platinum status in the US. Inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame, it's proof of the Stones' rock royalty status and their knack for timeless music magic. Seriously, if you love rock, this album is an absolute must-hear with its raw, compelling charm. - Courtney

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