You never can tell - ChuckBerry

to Polythene:
tapes exist MJagger with the RedDevils???

no doubt in my mind

LOLA

What about a combo John Lee Hooker/J. Geils number

"Serve you right to Suffer"

Mick would kill on that song.

Blitzkrieg Bop

"Good Girls Don't" - Knack
"Back To Get Ya" or "Angel In Blue" - J. Geils
"Wino Junko" - Paul McCartney

"The Girl Can't Help It" - Little Richard Penniman

"Sex Party" - London Quireboys

The Band used to shock everybody in the mid-1990s by covering En Vogue's "Free Your Mind". Now that they are no more, somebody else must cover TLC's "Waterfalls" and the Spice Girls' "Say You'll Be There".

:-)

Hey, Love the idea of "96 Tears"...I always thought it was Mick incognito anyway.

My suggestions for a cover:

Little Red Riding Hood - Sam The Sham and The Pharoes (Also Sounds Like Mick)

PECMAN

Eve Of Destruction - Barry McGuire

This probably sounds lame, but I've always thought the Stones could do a smashing version of The Eurthymics "Missionary Man". Some great harp in the song, and lends itself to good guitar interplay.

Heroes by David Bowie

sting me - the black crowes

"Penetration" - Iggy & The Stooges........"Many Rivers To Cross" - Jimmy Cliff

Bobby Womack's Across 110th Street - Perfect song for Mick to sing, he would sound great singing this one with lots of soul and passion. Ronnie could play some great funky wah-wah guitar and Keith would certainly find a spot to add a nice solo. Would sound sooo good.


Frank Sinatra's That's Life - I always felt like this was the best Sinatra song for them to play, specially since the great job they did to Night Time this tour. The song builds at the end, the band could do wonders with that, especially Charlie.


Long Black Veil - Just imagine the whole band singing this song with Mick and Keith's vocals up in the mix, harmonizing to that great chorus. Man, that would be beautiful.


Jimmy Cliff's Many Rivers To Cross - Would fit really well to Keith's vocals, I would love to see him singing this one with his special style of singing and playing some nice reggae licks a la Too Rude.


They should do an album of covers. They are great at that, many bands aren't. I would love it and I bet it would be a comercial success too.

Rock the Casbah by The Clash.
(http://collateral-interference.blogspot.com/2006/11/rock-and-politics-through-clash-rock.html)

Grichka >> [collateral-interference.blogspot.com]

"96 tears" and "i wish it would rain" are great ideas!

"Shooting Star" by Bad Company
"Like A Hurricane" by Neil Young
"Changing Of The Guards" by Bob Dylan

The entire Eddie Cochran catalogue ;^)

[..and all the Chuck Berry songs they haven't done already]

Can;t see (an don't want to) the Stones covering a song by another current rock band. Something like "May Rivers" sound smore realistic.
Or some Hendrix, Hank Williams Sr, Walker Bros, Tom Jones, Meters.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

How Can You Mend A Broken Heart - Bee Gees.

Maybe Keith could sing "How can you mend a broken head" and Ronnie "...a broken Knee " Mick can croak a similar enquiry regarding his throat ;^)

LOL!

I always thought since the band's name is The ROLLING STONES that that BOB DYLAN song LIKE A ROLLING STONE would be fun to play. Do you guys know that one?

Heleter, are you f*cking with us? Or are you real young maybe?
The Stones covered that song many manytimes on the 97-99 tour. It is avilable on the Stripped" album and on just about every boot from that tour. They even did it together with DylaN A FEW TIMES. But you're right - a great song.

"...no longer shall you trudge 'cross my peaceful mind."

It's True That We Love One Another by The White Stripes ).
Pennyroyal Tea by Nirvana.
Anything by Berry or those old cool dudes.
Would love to hear them do Crazy Arms in the Jerry Lee style version.

JumpingKentFlash

HelterSkelter Wrote:
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> I always thought since the band's name is The
> ROLLING STONES that that BOB DYLAN song LIKE A
> ROLLING STONE would be fun to play. Do you guys
> know that one?


never heard of it

HelterSkelter Wrote:
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> I always thought since the band's name is The
> ROLLING STONES that that BOB DYLAN song LIKE A
> ROLLING STONE would be fun to play. Do you guys
> know that one?


I'm not familiar with it....can you hum a few bars?

Lukester Wrote:
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> HelterSkelter Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I always thought since the band's name is The
> > ROLLING STONES that that BOB DYLAN song LIKE A
> > ROLLING STONE would be fun to play. Do you guys
> > know that one?
>
>
> I'm not familiar with it....can you hum a few
> bars?


once upon a time, you drank cheap wine, found your mind, launched your spine, didnt uuuuuuuuuuu!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-12-01 19:14 by Leonard Keringer.

........lets make it easy.........how about just about anything Etta James has recorded in the last 20 years...............the blues is my business and business is good....................