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Northern McCullough

cliche af but i hate being born in 2000; fuck cell phones, I want the stones

octavio segovia

British invation!! The best.

lynktalz

when they started in rock, stones were the bad boys of rock, beatles were the good boys

monica bella

Stones can't get better!

Howie Long

Ed Sullivan Show made The Stones change the words to LETS SPEND SOME TIME TOGETHER for their performance, deeming the original lyrics too risque

Gregory Clark

Best Stones song in the discography!!! This song has an incredible danceable groove and innocent but certainly not naive sensuality.

Dolly Mae

Love you

Filipe clemente Teixeira

lindoooooää

Kieler Deern

simply poor goose bumps....⚓️

Brigitte Leistikow, München

every day up to date this song!! ;)

Brian Storin

Love this can't wait to learn on piano such fun song

colliedays

Not all oldies are past their sell by date. The stones speak for all of us who still love to rock life!!

Adriana Ramona García Pérez

Espero que mis hijos me recuerden

Robert Baker

Street hooker brought me here

cespy03 trool03

passiamo la notte insieme baby?

Louis-Pierre Talbot

Yesterday I played this ever INSANE song on the radio in my car when I got stuck in cartraffic near Utrecht. Volume on 10. Spontainiously many drivers around me got out of their cars and we all went crasy singing in loud together!!! FAN-TAS-TIC!!!

larry mcneely

the first time I heard this song, I was abducted by aliens

Rustina Ginger

The Boat That Rocked

willieluncheonette

WE JUST HEARD THE ROLLING STONES' RUBY TUESDAY, NOW HERE'S THE FLIP SIDE LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER IN OUR SURVEY OF THE BAND'S SINGLES. The song was recorded in December 1966 at the RCA Records studio in Hollywood, California, where the group recorded most of their 1965–1966 hits. Recording engineer Glyn Johns recounts that while mixing "Let's Spend the Night Together", Andrew Oldham (the Stones' manager) was trying to get a certain sound by clicking his fingers. Two policemen showed up, stating that the front door was open and that they were checking to see if everything was all right. At first, Oldham asked them to hold his earphones while he snapped his fingers but then Johns said they needed a more wooden sound. The policemen suggested their truncheons and Mick Jagger took the truncheons into the studio to record the claves-like sound that can be heard during the quiet break at one minute 40 seconds into the song. This was originally the A-side and as such was expected to be the bread winner, but it turned out Ruby Tuesday was the bigger hit. Let's Spend the Night Together had questionable lyrics. Can you believe it? It seems ludicrous in light of today's rap lyrics, but in 1966 the idea of "spending the night together" was strictly verboten! On The Ed Sullivan Show, the band was initially refused permission to perform the number. Sullivan himself told Jagger, "Either the song goes or you go" A compromise was reached to substitute the words "let's spend some time together" in place of "let's spend the night together"; Jagger agreed to change the lyrics but ostentatiously rolled his eyes at the TV camera while singing them, as well as Bill Wyman. When the Rolling Stones, following their performance of the song, returned on stage, they were all dressed up in Nazi uniforms with swastikas, which caused Sullivan to angrily order them to return to their dressing rooms to change back into their performance clothes, at which they left the studio altogether. As a result of this incident, Sullivan announced that the Rolling Stones would be banned from performing on his show again. However, the Stones did appear on the show again and performed three songs on 23 November 1969. In April 2006, for their first-ever performance in China, authorities prohibited the group from performing the song due to its "suggestive lyrics" If you are listening through speakers, please make sure there are no children in the room.

chin

Classic RockBecause this generation of music sucks

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