Maybe the first time you met your husband/wife was at a diner while Start Me Up was playing on the radio? Perhaps your first kiss as a teenager was at a party with Brown Sugar on in the background?
Is there a Stones song that has a special place in your heart and life? It could be a happy meaning or a sad one...

Bitch

I’ve been dating a woman named Angie, which adds to her value.

On the 7th day God created The Rolling Stones

Prodigal Son

oh, wait..

star star

Bitch.
Live Texas 72

All Sold Out

Between The Buttons. It's one long song with different movements
mine if not theirs....i listen to it as a hole entitity;
I've got a trained ear.

In Another Land

Stoned
Happy
Paint it Black
Get Off of My Cloud

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

Not a Stones original, but I went up off the cuff on a pub stage and sang and played Little Queenie for my wife the first day I met her. So, yes, it's a song that still has a special place in my heart

Midnight Rambler - I had one of the best shags of my life to that. Studio version.

Tops has sentimental value to me. When I was younger, my dad would take me to work with him in NYC. I'd have my CD player with me and I remember when I brought TATTOO YOU with me once. When the song Tops came on, I remember sitting by the window looking out at the busy streets of NYC. When he finished up work, we'd take the Subway downtown to the West Village and walk around, going to various Record shops, looking at and buying some Stones bootlegs. So whenever I play Tops, I always think of being in NYC with my dad and whenever I'm in NYC, I always have Tops playing in my head.

Melody, the second name of my 27 year old daughter.

Sorta Stones:

"How I Wish" about a love gone bad.


Just to be in ya, I'd do life again......

Song = Angie. I'd been going out with a girl called Angie for 6 years. She'd bought 2 tickets for one of the Wembley shows for Voodoo Lounge tour as a birthday treat for me. We broke up before the gig but she kindly gave both tickets to me.

Anyway I thought I may as well go to the gig the weekend before at Sheffield, on my own. Scored a ticket on the day. Of course they played Angie, and it was an emotional moment. Enjoyed gig but never even engaged in a conversation with anyone as my mood was a bit flat.

One week later in London, I hooked up with an old college pal, who I gave the spare ticket to. Met some of his friends, partied like mad, and decided to see The Stones again the following night, with more drinking and dancing to follow. I was up for those gigs much more than I had been the weekend before, and realised this could be a great hobby - following The Stones home and abroad and enjoying my new single status.

Various adventures followed. And no, they didn't play Angie at Wembley...

"Have you seen your mother baby"-easily. It was the first Stones song I ever heard; and set the whole ball rolling.

Memory Motel.

She's A Rainbow ……. will always be Super-Scruff's song ….. xxxxx



ROCKMAN

Let's spend the night together

Around And Around. You never forget your first Stones song.

That is a good question, and I really had to think about it to narrow it down. In no particular order:

Lady Jane - When Aftermath was released, I bought the LP and listened to it constantly. I cannot explain exactly why I loved this song, but I thought it just kind of carried me away to a different place. I still love it.

Ruby Tuesday - It reminds me of a person in my life at the time.

Last Time - A fun memory of my friends and I cruising (driving around) on Colorado Boulevard on a Friday night. That song came on the radio and that moment seemed like the very best of times.

Music is a wonderful gift!

Under My Thumb
Beast Of Burden
Worried About You
Wild Horses

Sympathy for the devil....

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SomeTorontoGirl
Around And Around. You never forget your first Stones song.

Walking the Dog, for me.

You Can't Always Get What You Want gets a special mention, because it was always heard unexpectedly anywhere (on radio, on a restaurant or anyplace else) by my then girlfriend and me.

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The whole album, Goats head soup...with all those ballads...and my first REAL relationship when I was 16...a great combination! "Love is a mystery...can´t be..."

Midnight Rambler tops my lengthy list.
Early memories of my older brother, now gone, teaching me the lyrics and music on the piano when it came out.

Although I was a Stones fan since I was eight, I didn't really get into their deep tracks until the mid-'80s when I was in college. Thusly, certain songs remind me of certain girls during that time...

Backstreet Girl (freshman year)
She Smiled Sweetly (sophomore year)...and Stupid Girl (when we broke up!)
Parachute Woman (junior year)

The fourth girl (senior year) was the relationship that lasted the longest - yet, alas, no Stones song associated with her!

Too many, that´s why I am a fan for a looong time!