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Outlaws in their youth, by 1978, The Rolling Stones were men in their mid thirties, who had been outflanked by the punk movement. The Stones responded with one of their final great records, Some Girls. This album was a late '70s statement of NYC funk. Guitarist Ronnie Wood was firmly within the ranks and he and Richards drove the Stones toward their earlier lofty heights. "Shattered" rocked intensely, while "Miss you" added grit to a disco beat. They even sparked a little bit of controversy among the politically correct crowd when one of the lyrics on the title track suggested that black women wanted to have sex all night. The recording resulted in international hits for the group and stopped their first precipitous decline.
Condition: Brand New Factory Sealed
TRACK LISTING
1 Miss You 4:48
2 When the Whip Comes Down 4:20
3 Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me) 4:38
4 Some Girls 4:36
5 Lies 3:11
6 Far Away Eyes 4:24
7 Respectable 3:06
8 Before They Make Me Run 3:25
9 Beast of Burden 4:25
10 Shattered 3:47
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