The Rolling Stones' Most Forgotten 1973 Song Is Actually Their Greatest

The Rolling Stones' Most Forgotten 1973 Song Is Actually Their Greatest




By 1973, The Rolling Stoneswere already much bigger than the average rock band. They had become cultural icons that had a reputation that often overshadowed their actual music. The band's image was built on controversy, excess and an endless amount of unforgettable hits that changed rock music forever. With albums like 'Exile on Main St.', 'Let It Bleed', 'Beggars Banquet', and 'Sticky Fingers' had cemented the band as one of the most important musical acts in rock history, and they did not have anything left to prove.


By 1973, The Rolling Stoneswere already much bigger than the average rock band. They had become cultural icons that had a reputation that often overshadowed their actual music. The band's image was built on controversy, excess and an endless amount of unforgettable hits that changed rock music forever. With albums like 'Exile on Main St.', 'Let It Bleed', 'Beggars Banquet', and 'Sticky Fingers' had cemented the band as one of the most important musical acts in rock history, and they did not have anything left to prove.

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