THE EIGHTIES YEARS: ROLLING STONES COVERS, PART THREE (THE LAST OF THE GOOD YEARS)
Posted on September 28th, 2007 by ekkoJust a little bit left . . .
“Black and Blue” (1976) A significantly underrated Stones album.
Hey Negrita-Tupac vs. The Rolling Stones (mash up)
Some Girls (1978)
Let There Be Rock/Miss You/Let There Be Rock-Drive-By Truckers
Before They Make Me Run-Patterson Hood
Beast of Burden-Alejandro Escoveda
“Tattoo You” (1981)
I’m sure there’s lots I missed–I didn’t even post every single one I own, just the highlights. If you know of some I missed, toss ‘em up in the comments!
Comment By: iak
September 28th, 2007 at 3:03 pm
nice! thanks. a few well known good ones that come to mind for me are Cat Power’s Satisfaction, Patti Smith’s Gimme Shelter, Iron & Wine and Calexico’s Wild Horses. I love the Prince Honky Tonk Woman in Part 2 – never would have seen it but it really works. Come to think of it though, Mick and Prince are similar in many ways……
Comment By: grim
September 29th, 2007 at 8:30 pm
Very good. I’d recommend the Etta James version of Miss You on her ‘Matriarch of the Blues’ CD which also contains a cracking version of Dylan’s ‘Gotta Serve Somebody’.
Thanks again.
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