The Rolling Stones – Sister Morphine (5:35)

PedroLemgruber wrote:

probably my favorite of theirs

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kato1984 wrote:

The scream of the ambulance!

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Mukasha wrote:

What am I doing in this place? Why does the doctor have no face?

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markbjb1972 wrote:

What a gem to come back to.

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QuiveringGroove wrote:

This is further proof that the young Stones are worth listening to while the stone from 80s onward are not.

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QuiveringGroove wrote:

I can't remember ever hearing this song before. Damn, what a song it is too.

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trashcity_ wrote:

dangerous

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Big_Dip wrote:

Mick Jagger wrote the music in Rome in 1968. Marianne Faithful wrote the lyrics, but The Stones did not give her an official songwriting credit until they released it on their 1998 live album No Security.

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platinum-blonde wrote:

this is actually a marianne faithfull song. :) she wrote it, stones covered it.

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Erich-Zann wrote:

I don't know, but i think this is one of the best songs i've heard in my life. absolutely amazing.

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theapril-sea wrote:

that's genius perfect epic! i can't describe how much i love this song

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beratugurlu wrote:

why great bands never come to turkey??

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WSteven wrote:

You had too live in them times to truly understand

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mjscholl wrote:

Nails the feeling!

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kevawesome wrote:

Ry Cooder's slide guitar was the perfect touch for this song.

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viscera84 wrote:

drum kick!! amazing tune, a little bit spooky

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son-of-nothing wrote:

One of the most amazing tunes the Stones ever played.

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phillybird wrote:

this song is all kinds of epic.

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