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Regardless, the country Rolling Stones are dull. They should have stuck to their wheelhouse.
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P.S. Growing up, my dad was all about country. He and my stepmom's favorite song was Charlie Rich's "Behind Closed Doors". The first time I tried to explain how awesome rock guitar was (14-ish) he pulled out a Chet Atkins record and shut me the **** up big time. He had a HUGE collection of stuff both old and new at the time (mid 70s), and spent a few years turning me on to a lot of awesome stuff. I know me my country bros. |
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After re-visiting these 4 albums I think the reason it's easy to label a lot of them country is the combination of Jagger's incessant "twang" in his vocals (really obnoxious after a while), and the heavy use of slide guitar by Richards and Taylor. The lists below are based on the songs - chord progressions, arraignments, tones, rhythm section, and basic vibe.
Each of these songs (sans Jagger and slide) I'd label either blues (mainly Chicago style), American Rock n Roll, gospel, pop, or British style rock. Beggar's Banquet (the most Country of the 4) - Sympathy for the Devil - Parachute Woman - Street Fighting Man - Stray Cat Blues Let it Bleed - Gimme Shelter - Live with Me - Midnight Rambler - Monkey Man - You Can't Always Get What You Want Sticky Fingers - Brown Sugar - Sway - Can't You Hear Me Knocking - You Gotta Move - B1tch - Moonlight Mile Exile - Rocks Off - Rip This Joint - Shake Your Hips (ZZ Top, I'm looking at you) - Casino Boogie - Tumbling Dice - Torn and Frayed - Happy - Turd on the Run - Ventilator Blues - I Just Want to See His Face - All Down the Line - Stop Breaking Down - Shine a Light - Soul Survivor |
I think the only thing that sucks about the Stones is that Fergie cover of Gimme Shelter.
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