The Rolling Stones - Jealous Lover - CD SINGLE

After years of building off their rhythm and blues credentials, the title IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL insinuates a lowbrow rock aesthetic, but on this album The Rolling Stones mixed rock's aggression with an unparalleled appreciation for soul music. From their joyous cover of the Temptations' InchAin't Too Proud to BegInch to InchTime Waits for No One,Inch Mick Jagger boldly duplicates the feel of James Brown's early singles. IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL is a portrait of a band in transition, it still rocks in classic Stones style, and stands with SOME GIRLS as one of the band's best post EXILE efforts. Album Tracks 1. If You Can't Rock Me 2. Ain't Too Proud to Beg 3. It's Only Rock 'N Roll (But I Like It) 4. Till the Next Goodbye 5. Time Waits for No One 6. Luxury 7. Dance Little Sister 8. If You Really Want to Be My Friend 9. Short and Curlies 10. Fingerprint File

In 2005, given their advanced age and the seemingly endless trajectory of their rollercoaster career, it is hard to believe that The Rolling Stones would have energy enough to remain standing, much less create an album of new, inspired, and vital material. But the World's Greatest Rock Band have been challenging assumptions since their earliest days, and with 2005's a BIGGER BANG, their first studio record since 1997's BRIDGES TO BABYLON, they surprise yet again by returning to classic form with all guns blazing. Album Tracks 1. Rough Justice 2. Let Me Down Slow 3. It Won't Take Long 4. Rain Fall Down 5. Streets of Love 6. Back of My Hand 7. She Saw Me Coming 8. Biggest Mistake 9. This Place Is Empty 10. Oh No, Not You Again 11. Dangerous Beauty 12. Laugh, I Nearly Died 13. Sweet Neo Con 14. Look What the Cat Dragged in 15. Driving Too Fast 16. Infamy

Digitally remastered by Bob Ludwig (Gateway Mastering Studios). 20-plus years after SATISFACTION The Rolling Stones were still at it, pumping out gritty rock and roll and playing to huge, adoring crowds. Later records sound fuller, the production a bit cleaner, but the Stones still sound like the Stones. STEEL WHEELS, released in 1989, was the first studio album by the band since 1986's DIRTY WORK. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards had put out solo records in 1987 and 1988 respectively, and the reformed band got back into the studio for a record they would launch a massive world tour to support. It was the last studio effort upon which original bassist Bill Wyman would play. Album Tracks 1. Sad Sad Sad 2. Mixed Emotions 3. Terrifying 4. Hold on to Your Hat 5. Hearts for Sale 6. Blinded By Love 7. Rock and a Hard Place 8. Can't Be Seen 9. Almost Hear You Sigh 10. Continental Drift 11. Break the Spell 12. Slipping Away