45th Anniversary Review of Sticky Fingers

I remember reading the review of Sticky Fingers in Rolling Stone, when the record was new, and thinking how sad the reviewer’s job must be to be disappointed in this fantastic record. Today Slate’s Jack Hamilton reviews the original album (not the new double and triple disk versions meant to cash in on enthusiasm for the anniversary) and it’s a much happier and appropriate piece, and he mentions those less than enthusiastic reviews.

Because we’ve posted most of the songs from the album here over the years, especially the terrific Sway and the majestic Moonlight Mile, here is a version of Wild Horses from the Flying Burrito Brothers, which came out a year earlier than the Stones’ version.

 

 

 

One thought on “45th Anniversary Review of Sticky Fingers

  1. Great version, one of my favorite Stones songs ever. I heard Hot Burrito #1 again a few days ago and it got stuck in my head.

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