The "crap" Rolling Stones song that became an anthem
Although Keith Richards was initially convinced that the riff had its roots in reggae, the rest of The Rolling Stones thought the song was "crap".
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Although Keith Richards was initially convinced that the riff had its roots in reggae, the rest of The Rolling Stones thought the song was "crap".
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