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Rolling Stones songs: Shame, Shame, Shame
Well, now you walk out in the evenin’/ Don’t even say you goin’/ Six o’clock in the mornin’/ You come walkin’ home…
Written by: Jimmy Reed Recorded: Pathé Marconi Studios, Boulogne-Billancourt, France, Oct-Dec. 1977, plus overdubs at RAK Studios, London, England, Spring 2021
The Rolling Stones covered Shame, Shame, Shame, a blues classic originally penned and recorded by Jimmy Reed in 1963. Their rendition reveals the Stones’ profound respect and admiration for traditional blues, with Reed’s influence echoing strongly in their approach. The song’s catchy riff and unfiltered energy capture the Stones’ dedication to paying homage to blues greats, delivering an authentic, soulful experience to their fans. This cover is a heartfelt tribute to Reed’s legacy, showcasing how his style helped shape the Stones’ own musical identity and deep-rooted blues inspiration.
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