THE ROLLING STONES / EXILE ON MAIN ST. (2LP)

"It's too cool to say I ran away from England because the taxes were so high," Mick Jagger quipped in the 2010 documentary "Stones in Exile." He said so badly. But it is true that the members, especially Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, emigrated to France and recorded this album over a period of two years in the basement of Keith's Villefranche house. Like the previous work "Sticky Fingers", among the songs devoted to bluesy and dry southern soul, there are hard sounds such as "Rocks Off", later Aero Smith such as "Happy" sung by Keith, and others. It was after this album that he established a performance that also influenced the style of HR/HM.

A1Rocks Off4:31
A2Rip This Joint2:22
A3Shake Your Hips2:59
A4Casino Boogie3:33
A5Tumbling Dice3:45
B1Sweet Virginia4:25
B2Torn And Frayed4:17
B3Sweet Black Angel2:54
B4 Loving Cup4:23
C1 Happy3:04
C2Turd On The Run2:36
C3Ventilator Blues3:24
C4I Just Want To See His Face2:52
C5Let It Loose5:16
D1All Down The Line3:49
D2Stop Breaking Down4:34
D3Shine A Light4:14
D4Soul Survivor3:49