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More Fast Numbers, original working title of the SOME GIRLS album. At the time it was also rumoured the album could be titles DON’T STEAL MY GIRLFRIEND.

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The Rolling Stones have a rich history filled with fascinating stories and iconic music. One such intriguing tidbit from their journey is the original working title of their album “Some Girls” – “More Fast Numbers.”
“More Fast Numbers” was the initial name chosen by the band for their 1978 album, which eventually became known as “Some Girls.” This title hints at the energetic and lively nature of the songs that would feature on the record.

Released during a time when the punk and disco movements were gaining momentum, “Some Girls” perfectly captured the essence of the era. The album embraced a blend of rock, punk, and disco elements, showcasing a new sound for the Rolling Stones. It was a testament to the band’s ability to adapt to changing musical landscapes while still maintaining their signature style.With hits like “Miss You,” “Beast of Burden,” and “Shattered,” “Some Girls” quickly climbed the charts, becoming one of the Rolling Stones’ most commercially successful albums. Its infectious rhythms and catchy melodies resonated with fans worldwide, solidifying the band’s status as rock legends.

While the working title “More Fast Numbers” was eventually abandoned in favor of “Some Girls,” its existence offers a glimpse into the creative process of the Rolling Stones. It serves as a reminder that even legendary acts like the Stones experiment, evolve, and ultimately find their true musical identity. So the next time you listen to the iconic album “Some Girls,” remember its humble beginnings with the working title “More Fast Numbers” and appreciate the musical journey it represents.

The Rolling Stones continue to rock stages around the globe, leaving an indelible mark on the history of music. The story behind “More Fast Numbers” adds another layer of intrigue to their vibrant discography, reminding us of the band’s enduring legacy.