The Stones have their own sound, but they are amazing that none of their songs sound the same. With a band with a huge catalog, that is an amazing feat.

This album was recorded after the Stones spent time with Leon Russell and visited the Muscle Shoals recording studio. The influence oozes out of this music.

Linda Ronstadt did a great cover of this song on her Simple Man Simple Dreams album.

It never mattered what they were doing, they were always effortlessly cool doing it.

The Stones are just as you said- a rhythm and blues band. While sounding instantly identifiable, they explore and evolve, even into the 80's. Emotional Rescue album sounds funky and Reggae! And it's awesome!

Must listens are Gimme Shelter and Sympathy for the Devil. Stones have such a deep and diverse catalog!

One of those grooves that could just roll on forever.

There's fever in the funkhouse now. 🔥

Keef always said it's not about the rock, it's all about the roll in the key of Keef!🙃

I never get tired of hearing this song from the EXILE ON MAIN STREET album (1972). It was the follow-up album to STICKY FINGERS which featured "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" which you guys reacted to earlier. My favorite Stones song with "Gimme Shelter" (1969) a close second.

This is one of my favorites from them. They do have a ton of great songs. Just has a great vibe and their swag.

The Stones music is never overdone. No hair raising guitar solos. Nobody in the band stands above other members. Everything is simplified and blended together so beautifully that it’s no surprise that they’re so easy to listen to. There’s a profound GROOVE in their songs that you just can’t get enough of. Professionals that know their craft better than most.

This is from their greatest album Exile on Main Street arguably the greatest rock n roll album ever! And YES! The Stones are rhythm n blues

Something about the end section of this studio version that makes my hair stand up. From about 4:05 on, the exchange between the background singers and Jagger in that spot is perfect. He's not doing anything miraculous, he's just hitting the exact spot he needed to. Like a perfectly bent note on a guitar.

So glad you guys are diving into the Stones. Such a remarkable long run of incredible music. Enjoy the ride!

That’s was great! Loved the reaction! Great song! Let it Bleed, Exile on Mainstreet and Sticky Fingers are R&R masterpieces!

Mick and Charlie saw Aretha in LA while they were mixing this, and I'm sure that's when they decided to bring in the back-up singers. Thank you all for playing this. I hope you enjoy more Stones

The Rabbit Hole with The Stones is deep and sometimes like a fever dream. Songs like "Miss You", "Sympathy for the Devil", "Midnight Rider", "Gimme Shelter", 'Monkey Man,' Moonlight Mile, 'Start Me Up,' 'Undercover of the Night', and it's always getting deeper. Great job guys.

Stones the best band on this planet, since 1962 !!!! ❤ your video reactions. You guys should play a few of my favorite Stones songs...ANGIE, WILD HORSES and SOME GIRLS, these are 3 top notch songs

You gotta see them play this live. A Rolling Stones live concert is phenomenal.

Yes, more Stones!! Also check out Linda Ronstadt singing this one live. There are sooo many cool songs from this band - "Gimme Shelter", "Wild Horses", Sympathy for the Devil", etc. Thanks so much guys for reacting to this soulful, funky tune🎶

Great song! For another from them from the Mick Taylor era, try Monkey Man, another all time classic. Awesome guys, enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎹🎷🎶

The Rolling Stones are our Rock n Roll church.

exile is just such a great album

Stones rabbit hole is deep and wide! This always struck me as country blues, which Stones had a few 'honkytonk' adventures in their catalog. Their live shows by the time I saw them in concert weren't super great, but I love so many Stones songs I don't know where to begin. Shattered was my favorite song for a while. "Shoop shadoobie, shattered!"

The Rolling Stones "Get Off Of My Cloud"...Nuff Said.

Stones released a brand new song on Wednesday. “Angry” The video is historically great!

Hey Y'all, anything from Exile on Main Street, Sticky Fingers or Let It Bleed is outstanding. Beggars Banquet, Goats Head Soup and It's Only Rock and Roll are great too but the three aforementioned albums just really stand out in their catalog.

Yes, more Stones please! 👍❤🤙

Their best album in my opinion ✌️

The last song on Side 1 of "Exile on Main St". Couldn't WAIT to turn that freaking album over to see what the boys had in store for me next! Another of my lost-on-an-island-albums.

You guys should consider doing the whole album. It's full of great deep tracks (Rip This Joint, Sweet Virginia, Shine a Light, Torn & Frayed, ... I really like every song on it) , always on people's various top 10/20/50 albums of all time lists.

Ha! This is cool! My second time watching you guys and it's your second time hearing the Stones! I'm 64 and i remember reading a record review for the Stones when I was a teenager where the reviewer said they were in essence just a great rhythm section. They changed their lead guitar player three times but the rhythm section was always solid as a rock.

This is my 2nd favorite stones song! Star star is my 1st fav ❤

Greatest Rock N Roll Band ever 🤘🤘

Man, i am lovin' that you're lovin' this - 'Stones came up playing Chuck Berry, Muddy Waters, Bo Diddly. They were the part of the British Invasion that had emersed itself in American Southern blues, Delta. All that good blues music that we had never heard on the top 40 rock/pop stations. That wonderful music had to cross the Atlantic Ocean twice before we got to hear it right here Stateside. And the Stones were ambassadors of those sounds. So if you hear R&B/blues in the Rolling Stones songs, i think we all owe them a debt of gratitude.

La and Che. Such a joy to watch and listen to you enjoy the Stones . You liked the first two. You will thoroughly enjoy the rest of the catalog. As always fellas great reaction and much appreciated.

Keith Richards would love that you said Rhythm and Blues Rock. They were all big R&B fans, and a little Jazz!

I've always thought it's crazy that four English guys recorded the greatest American album with Exile on Main Street.

The Sones began with traditional blues combined with a Chuck Berry rock influence and took it to a new level that sounds both familiar and unique.

Exile On MAINSTREET !...please treat the entire Album with your exceptional reactions...worth the journey,!

This is from Exile On Main Street. Can't You Hear Me Knocking is from Sticky Fingers. A golden period for them.

Are you kidding me? ROCK and Roll straight up! 👊

You guys are really going into this catalogue with some of their best material. Good Job. I would listen to Sticky Fingers, Exile, Let it Bleed, and Beggars Banquet first before you get into the albums that come before and after this period. They can be hit or miss.

Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street ( my favorite) are probably two of the greatest records ever. Highly recommend a track by track review for each. The Stones especially Keith understood the roll has to go with the rock. A great country band, blues band, rock and roll band, ballad songwriters.

❤Love it! Theres a movie of RS -when warming up for the show, they sing this song with just the piano! 🤯 Sounds AS GOOD without all the music. Killer song. Killer attitude. The Rolling Stones 👑 "You can be my partner in crime" RIP Bob 5/28/07❤

Waching the game and you right now. Go Celtics!!!! Thanks guys, between Led and the Who I had little care about these guys but they are still legendary

Seen them live about a year ago. Amazing❤️❤️❤️

My all time favorite Stones but I gotta say the back singers really put this song over the top.

They sound like a bar band at a honky tonk. That's why they're so special.

awesome song, glad y'all liked it

impressive. you guys are hitting the deep, deep cuts.

Great to see cats like you who really know music appreciate how great the Stones are and were

Love the line “there’s a fever in the funk house now”

One of their best

My favorite!

“You got to roll me,” roll the dice, live your life, roll the dice and see what happens 👍

Probably my favorite Stones tune to spin and to play. Great open G groove - so fun. Hope you've had a great long weekend!

Their best album. Exile on Main

Incredible groove, incredible mix. The rhythm section (Bill Wyman-bass & Charlie Watts-drums...RIP Charlie) sets the tone on this one, but it's all great!

Seeing you guys discover these tunes takes me back to when I first heard them back in the day. Dropping that needle down and this blasting. It's like enjoying it all over for the first time vicariously. Keep it going.

I saw them in Vancouver when they toured for Exile on Main Street , think it was ‘72? I remember their was a riot outside during the concert. Oh ya, Stevie Wonder opened for them lol. It was awesome.

“It’s not the rock , rather it’s roll “ Keith Richards If that outro doesn’t roll your spine , you’re dead. Masterpiece in Open G guitar tuning.

I was first introduced to this song by Linda Ronstadt, who covered it on one of her albums. She does a killer version.

There's a clip out of Linda Ronstadt doing Tumblin' Dice with the great Waddy Wachtel on guitar. You'd like it.

My two favorite stones songs...TD and Can't You Hear Me Knocing

Billy Preston did a lot of the arrangements in LA, with Jagger and Richards - the gospel singers were Billy's idea.

Love this track, great album! This is possibly the most “Stonesy” song in their huge catalog

My personal favorite stones song from my favorite album

It’s THE STONES. That’s all you need to know. All of their songs are great. You can’t pick just one.

This song was recorded between the South of France, and L.A., USA. The Stones were in “tax exile” in 1971-72, with British taxes so high, a number of celebrities left, to live elsewhere to keep their income. (A hard life, music and acting) 💵 The album “exile on Main Street” was mostly recorded when The Stones moved to the south of France, with family, friends, Women in their lives, and some crew, and drug suppliers. They lived and recorded in a chateaux, on the French Mediterranean coast -recorded, partied, had problems and addictions,…and, recorded some amazing music. (While trying to not pay heavy taxes to Britain).

My favorite band!!

Happy, Wild Horses, Midnight Rambler, Miss You, Ruby Tuesday, You Can't Always Get What You Want and Monkey Man are must hears from the Stones.

Jagger and Richards net in a London train station as Richards was carrying a stack of old rhythm and blues records which were hard to come by A year later they formed the band..

Probably my fav Keef riff on the outro

Guys, you would like their song "Time Waits For No One."

"Rhythm & Blues sound" - thats right. The Blues is the Stones' primary influence and while they did cover a lot of ground that Blues influence is always there

This was from, maybe their best album, Exile on Main Street. It was recorded, mostly, in the south of France because the Stones were tax exiles from England were they owed a huge tax debt.

Check out the Stones tunes, 'Love Is Strong' --- 'Undercover Of The Night' --- 'Gimme Shelter'.

stones sound is so distinctive

The Stones can play Anything just the way it should be. You gotta hear Dead Flowers..or Far Away Eyes..or ,hell yes, Midnight Rambler...

Exile on Main Street was an amazing album , right there with Let it Bleed.

This is classic album of theirs. Worth sticking on that one for a few more tracks..

Exile on Main Street turned into a double album, The band jammed all day and at night Jagger, Richards listed back to pick out the nuggets of those Jam sessions. Recorded in a villa in France .

They have a wide range of sounds

In their early albums they were playing Chuck Berry, Howlin' wolf, Muddy Waters, Motown, etc.

Love you reppin' my hometown Boys! 🏀💚 we're gonna have a parade! ❤️ your reactions!✌️☮️❤️🎶

Album is Exile on Main Street. It deserves a deep dive.

I think they did some listening to Ike and Tina and they were huge fans of early American Rock n Roll, Blues, Gospel and R n B. RIP Ms Tina and I hope you guys do a video about her some time. Peace fellas as always. By the way love Charlie Watts drumming on this.

The album that this is from is called EXILE ON MAIN ST and it is to the Stones what PHYSICAL GRAFFITI is to Led Zeppelin. Arguably the greatest rock and roll album of all time.

Not the biggest Stones fan but they did put out some really great stuff.

Hey Guys! With the Stones you'll have to go by the three main decades of their existence and more. The 70's Stones do not sound like the 60's Stones and the 80's Stones sound changed again and so on. This was from '72.

Keith Richards is reputed to have said that the secret to the Stones is their insistence in prioritizing the "roll" in rock and roll. "Tumbling Dice" undeniably rocks, but it also rolls with a funky groove that makes this tune a prime example of what Richards was talking about.

Lava and Chee. Keep doing your thing bruh. I’m loved it!

Another great hit by the Stones. They were always influenced by the delta blues and rythem and blues. In fact guitarist Keith Richards studied under the great master Chuck Berry. Great pick guys. Love it. 😂❤🇨🇦

The Stones started as a blues cover band with Brian Jones the leader. So there's the blues influence. As Jagger, Richards, etc. started writing original material, Jones became irrelevant and killed himself with drugs. The Stone metamorphosed through many styles, and their catalog is varied an rich. Seeing as how you enjoy a bluesy, raw , rock sound, I recommend, in chronological order, Let It Bleed, Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out (live album), Sticky Fingers, and Exile on Main Street. All classic albums loaded with classic songs. I recommend going through them in chronological order, but if you want to continue picking songs, you must listen to Brown Sugar. Then Gimme Shelter, Let It Bleed, Midnight Rambler, and You Can't Always Get What You Want will get the endorphins flowing. Keep up the great work!

I remember exactly where I was the first time I heard this coming over the radio. I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever heard in my life. Nothing has changed.

YES!!, 70S Stones just nasty, in the most pure way...lol...thank you for the stank!!...this album is da Sheet!.

These stones reactions are primo!!

On your rolling stones journey you will be saying I've Heard this, I know this, their songs have been used everywhere in TV adverts and films and covered by lots of singer's.