THE ROLLING STONES: .. UK ROCK 1964
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The Rolling Stones released 350 songs in 30 studio albums in 1963-2016 and also published 28 live LPs. The band started with covers of famous RnB songs in 1963-64 and carried on with own compositions as of 1965. Except for its 1966/67 forays into prog-rock and occasional incursions into pop-rock, it remained faithful to its original RnB rooted style throughout the 50 years of its career, a style nicknamed ‘Rollinga rock’ in Argentina.
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∙ SINGLES ∙ June 1963 ∙ Come on (orig. 1961 Chuck Berry) ∙ Nov. 1963 ∙ I wanna be your man (comp. 1963 Lennon McCartney) ∙ Jan. 1964 ∙ You better move on (orig. 1961 Arthur Alexander) ∙ Febr. 1964 ∙ Not fade away (orig. 1957 Buddy Holly) ∙
∙ Apr. 1964 ∙ LP ENGLAND’S NEWEST HIT MAKERS ∙ Route 66 (orig. 1946 Nat King Cole) ∙ Carol (orig. 1958 Chuck Berry) ∙ I’m a king bee (orig. 1957 Slim Harpo) ∙ Tell Me (you’re coming back) ∙ SINGLES ∙ June 1964 ∙ It’s all over now (orig. 1964 Bobby Womack & The Valentinos) ∙ Sept. 1964 ∙ Time is on my side (orig. 1963 Kai Winding) ∙ Nov. 1964 ∙ Little red rooster (orig. 1961 Howlin’ Wolf) ∙ Dec. 1964 ∙ Heart of stone ∙
∙ 1965 ∙ THE ROLLING STONES N°2 ∙ Off the hook ∙ OUT OF OUR HEADS ∙ (I can’t get no) Satisfaction ∙ The last time ∙ Play with fire ∙ I’m alright ∙ SINGLES ∙ Get off of my cloud ∙ As tears go by ∙ 1966 ∙ Have you seen your mother, baby, standing in the shadow? ∙ Fortune teller ∙ 19th nervous breakdown ∙ AFTERMATH ∙ Paint it black ∙ Mother’s little helper ∙ Lady Jane ∙ Under my thumb ∙
∙ 1967 ∙ BETWEEN THE BUTTONS ∙ Let’s spend the night together ∙ Ruby Tuesday ∙ Yesterday’s papers ∙ SINGLE ∙ We love you ∙ THEIR SATANIC MAJESTIES REQUEST ∙ In another land ∙ 2000 Light years from home ∙ 1968 ∙ SINGLE ∙ Jumpin’ Jack flash ∙ BEGGARS BANQUET ∙ Sympathy for the devil ∙ Parachute woman ∙ Street fighting man ∙ SINGLES ∙ You can’t always get what you want ∙ Honky tonk women ∙ 1969 ∙ LET IT BLEED ∙ Midnight rambler ∙ Love in vain (orig. 1937 Robert Johnson) ∙ Live with me ∙ Gimme shelter ∙ 1970 ∙ GET YER YA-YA’s OUT! (live) ∙ Little Queenie ∙
∙ 1971 ∙ STICKY FINGERS ∙ Brown sugar ∙ Wild horses ∙ Sister morphine ∙ Dead flowers ∙ 1972 ∙ SINGLE ∙ Let it rock ∙ EXILE ON MAIN STREET ∙ Rocks off ∙ Tumbling dice ∙ Happy ∙ All down the line ∙ 1973 ∙ GOAT’S HEAD SOUP ∙ Doo doo doo doo doo (Heartbreaker) ∙ Angie ∙ Star star ∙ SINGLE ∙ Sad day ∙ 1974 ∙ IT’S ONLY ROCK’N ROLL ∙ Ain’t too proud to beg ∙ It’s only Rock ‘n roll (but I like it) ∙ Dance little sister ∙ 1975 ∙ I don’t know why (I love you) ∙ 1976 ∙ BLACK AND BLUE ∙ Hot stuff ∙ Fool to cry ∙ 1978 ∙ SOME GIRLS ∙ Miss you ∙ Respectable ∙ Beast of burden ∙
∙ 1980 ∙ EMOTIONAL RESCUE ∙ Emotional rescue ∙ She’s so cold ∙ 1981 ∙ TATOO YOU ∙ Start me up ∙ Waiting on a friend ∙ Going to a go-go ∙ 1983 ∙ UNDERCOVER ∙ Undercover of the Night ∙ She was hot ∙ Too much blood ∙ 1984 ∙ Think I’m going mad ∙ 1986 ∙ DIRTY WORK ∙ One hit (to the body) ∙ Harlem shuffle ∙ 1989 ∙ STEEL WHEELS ∙ Sad sad sad ∙ Terrifying ∙ Rock and a hard place ∙ Almost hear you sigh ∙
∙ 1991 ∙ FLASHPOINT (Live LP) ∙ Highwire ∙ Sex drive ∙ 1994 ∙ VOODOO LOUNGE ∙ Love is strong ∙ Sparks will fly ∙ Out of tears ∙ 1995 ∙ SINGLE ∙ Like a rolling stone (orig. 1965 Bob Bylan) ∙ 1997 ∙ BRIDGES TO BABYLON ∙ Flip the switch ∙ Anybody seen my baby? ∙ Out of control ∙ Saint of me ∙
∙ 2005 ∙ A BIGGER BANG ∙ Rain fall down ∙ Streets of love ∙ 2016 ∙ BLUE AND LONESOME ∙ Ride ’em on down ∙ Hate to see you go ∙ 2020 ∙ SINGLE ∙ Living in a ghost town ∙
