IMHO Slow Death by The Flamin' Groovies is THE best Stonesy songs never written by The Stones. Here it is in all its glory. Legend has it that when then NME journalist Nick Kent played it to Keith, Mr Richards said that he couldn't remember writing it.

Here it is in all its glory, live from The Marquee 72.

It's All Over Now.

Movin' On Up - Primal Scream

the definitive Stones tribute

Ain't That A Lot Of Love - Taj Mahal (Rock'n'Roll Circus) -
although this doesn't necessarily need two guitars ;-)

Second guess: Wild Child - Lou Reed



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Ain't That A Lot Of Love - Taj Mahal (Rock'n'Roll Circus) -
although this doesn't necessarily need two guitars ;-)

A great song. Always thought that it was a rip off of Gimme Some Lovin' or was it that Spencer Davis Group ripped off the Homer banks original?

I thought that too, actually. But I like the feel of the Taj Mahal version much more than the rather "stiff" feel of the Spencer Davis version.

Jealous Again - Black Crowes




Jailbird - Primal Scream




Little Miss Can´t Be Wrong - Spin Doctors






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Comin' On Strong by Broken English.

And Cold Turkey - Mr.Lennon.

"I'll be in my basement room with a needle and a spoon."



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"Watch That Man" Bowie

"Gloria" Them

Jealous Again by the Black Crowes sounds quite similar to You Got Me Rocking in the beginning.

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Jealous Again by the Black Crowes sounds quite similar to You Got Me Rocking in the beginning.

Well, it´s from 1992 and is a far better song.

Robert Johnson 32-20 Blues......Just add EEEElectricity



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Check out "Teenage Head" by Flamin' Groovies....the best ALBUM the Stones never recorded. I remember Keith liking this record back in 1971.

'Here comes the night' by Van Morrison

The Crowes - Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye.

Really the entire Southern Harmony and Musical Companion album could be a Stones album...

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Robert Johnson 32-20 Blues......Just add EEEElectricity

added in 1972 by The Rollin' Stones (Dallas Rehearsals) - or was that plain acoustic? Not sure, but maybe you thought of a much rockier treatment anyway, as they stuck very much to Johnsons approach.



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Keep Your Hands To Yourself - Georgia Satellites

YEAH......rockier treatment....That's a good coupling of words



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The Powergoats - Bowl n' Pin!

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YEAH......rockier treatment....That's a good coupling of words

You mean this way...? Not exactly vintage, but...





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The Powergoats - Angeline!

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The Powergoats - Brand Spanking Used!

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Jealous Again by the Black Crowes sounds quite similar to You Got Me Rocking in the beginning.

Well, it´s from 1992 and is a far better song.

Yup, I know YGMR is from 1992.

Far better song...are you talking about Jealous Again or You Got Me Rocking? *gg*

Stay With me - The Faces.
Thee was a Stones bootleg with a song called Angel Girl. It wasn't Stones, but the ones who made it sounded very similar to something the Stones has made.

JumpingKentFlash

Tom Scholy........?



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Tom Scholy........?

On the boot I heard it said it was The Stones, but it wasn't. But it sounded like a fusion between Angie and Memory Motel. I loved it.

JumpingKentFlash

It's "Tom Scholz" actually, founder member of Boston. Doesn't get along to well with ol' Robert, does it?
(Btw. it's about the "Rockman" amp, Kent)



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bohemian like you - dandy_warhols

Chuck Berry's Let It Rock.

The Powergoats - Thunderbody!
(Aw c'mon people, give us a chance - it's free music!!!)

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