I guess this could be OT too, because in no way does this have to stick with the Stones. But I was working last night, and a song came on, and it made me reflect that I very much identify with this song.
Is there a song that may have carried you through hard times; or when it comes on the radio it's like "F*ck Yeah!

Sittin' On A Fence comes to mind without going through the whole catalogue.

What becomes of the broken hearted - Percy Sledge



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... but what was the song PR2000?!

Here Comes the Sun

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Get Up Stand Up

Like A Rolling Stone (Bob Dylan)
Miss You
Beast Of Burden
Because The Night
Southern Man
Dimmi Che Non Vuoi Morire (Patti Pravo, Italy)
What Now My Love (Sinatra)
Jumping Jack Flash
Wild Horses
Sweet Jane
All Long The Watch Tower (Hendrix)
Redemption Song
Wish You Were Here
Dancing Barefoot
Perfect Day
Knocking On Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan)
You Got The Silver
November Rain
Voodoo Child
Move On Up (Primal Scream)
Oasis (various)
and a lot more...

Overall, since the summer of '65, Satisfaction. It's an ongoing thing, the search for it.

Not a song, but the last line of Lou Reed's liner notes of Metal Machine Music: "My week beats your year." As in, I have more extracurricular activities than most of my colleagues.



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get Up, stand up- Bob marley
London Calling-clash
dock of the bay-otis redding

and about 2000 more

jeroen

Oh geeeeeeeez Palace there's a ton of 'em…

But if ya talkin' ones that shove the heart ...

Stones - Satisfaction - Jumpin' Jack Flash - Sweet Virginia - Rocks Off
Charlie Feathers - One Hand Loose
Sonny Fisher - Rockin' Daddy
Robert Johnson - 32-20 Blues
Elvis - American Trilogy
Hank Williams - I Saw The Light ….



ROCKMAN

Let me think about this...............

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Okay we'll wait here ....



ROCKMAN

Mannish Boy.

adtl
and 'sit down servant' by the Staple Singers; that's the hottest rock and roll video on the planet i sometimes think. young Mavis so full of spirit.
she's touring right now some way over 60 years singing her heart out to God and grateful fans everywhere in the world. she's magnetic and magnificent always.
their version of 'servant' when it breaks out into that hand-clapping and young Mavis is staring straight into your soul and the camera; well that's pretty blistering stuff; coming from those call and response 'field hollers' in a bit the 'secret' language while in laboring in the hot fields; little david taking on big power and all that. it's beautiful gorgeous holy rock and roll music and she's totally 'there' ....divine stuff...aww pops....did you see him in Wag The Dog movie with willie; so glad they filmed him in his last years.



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Shattered

In the morning: Start Me Up
During the day: Hang Fire
In the evening: Feel On Baby
At night: I'm Going Down (both versions)

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adtl
and 'sit down servant' by the Staple Singers; that's the hottest rock and roll video on the planet i sometimes think. young Mavis so full of spirit.
she's touring right now some way over 60 years singing her heart out to God and grateful fans everywhere in the world. she's magnetic and magnificent always.
their version of 'servant' when it breaks out into that hand-clapping and young Mavis is staring straight into your soul and the camera; well that's pretty blistering stuff; coming from those call and response 'field hollers' in a bit the 'secret' language while in laboring in the hot fields; little david taking on big power and all that. it's beautiful gorgeous holy rock and roll music and she's totally 'there' ....divine stuff...aww pops....did you see him in Wag The Dog movie with willie; so glad they filmed him in his last years.

ho! Yes, I know that clip. That is a striking woman. Can not avert my eyes from her face. Her dimples when she gets ready for next line; the way she sort of mouths the lyrics when only the BU singers are singing; the double time it goes into. Bonnie Bramlett must've seen her too. And yes - 'Wag the Dog' with Willie for sure. Love that film.

I don't know what song stands for me.
But I can tell you what song I stand for.
I am an American.
I stand for the National Anthem.

This is easy for me to answer because every time I plug my Les Paul in I always play Jumping Jack Flash, Shattered, She's So Cold, Honky Tonk (my numero uno #1 favorite )Brown Sugar and Sympathy for the Devil. These songs are imprinted into my DNA .

Bitch ultimate Keith solo ( sticky extended)
Time waits For No One
Dead Flowers
Let It Loose
Sweet jane
Rebel Rebel
Word On A Wing
Wild Is the Wind (Bowie)
Stray Cat Blues
Beats of Burden
Miss You
It Makes No Difference The Band

I don't have one, but I hope one of you picks Reg and Bernie's "Your Song."

I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down - Elvis Costello.