No lyrics, an unforgettable title, and a mystery that still sparks debate—discover why this early Rolling Stones instrumental became one of the band’s most curious recordings.
‘Tumbling Dice’, originally titled ‘Good Time Women’, evolved through contributions from Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, becoming a classic gambling-themed track. Launched ahead of the Exile on Main St. album, it achieved notable commercial success.
Rolling Stones songs: The Worst You shouldn’t stick with me/ You trust me too much, you see… Written by: Jagger/RichardsRecorded: Ronnie Wood’s Sandymount Studios, Kildare, Ireland, July 9-Aug. 6 and Sept. 1993; […]
‘Out of Tears’ found The Rolling Stones in unusually reflective territory. But the real surprise is how Mick Jagger’s piano experiment became this quietly devastating Voodoo Lounge ballad.
Rolling Stones songs: Low Down Please give me the low down/ I can only get it from you… Written by: Jagger/RichardsRecorded: Ocean Way Recording Studios, Hollywood, USA, March-July 1997Guest musicians: Waddy Wachtel […]
Each and Everyday of the Year: The Rolling Stones and a Forgotten 1960s Gem *Click for MORE ROLLING STONES SONGS 1962-PRESENT Never get around any more/ Don’t know what my friends are for/ […]
Rolling Stones songs: Stupid Girl It doesn’t matter if she dyes her hair/ Or the colour of the shoes she wears… Written by: Jagger/RichardRecorded: RCA Studios, Hollywood, USA, March 6-9 1966*Data taken […]
Rolling Stones songs: Don’t Be A Stranger Have a glass while I light the fire/ You still have those hungry eyes…Original titles: Do You Get Enough ; Feel No Pain No MoreWritten […]
Not every Stones favorite was a hit. See why Keith Richards’ ‘Can’t Be Seen’ quietly became one of the highlights of the Steel Wheels era.
Everyone was chasing punk and new wave in 1980. Then The Rolling Stones answered with ‘She’s So Cold’, a smirk, a riff, and one of their sharpest hidden gems.
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