The Rolling Stones - BITCH (EXTENDED VERSION) 

F cking yeah!

Absolutely, just nasty and scandalous and filthy n raw, thats the fuckin Stones, worlds greatest rock n roll band !

A slurry of [I A M A R O C K], [M O O D Y B L U E S]

It's Mick Taylor.

The Mighty Keith!

Keith's part is great too! @@markhunter8554

Read Andy Johns quote in the Wikipedia for this song!!

have to agree. I am not a stones fan, but this song is just way too cool.

Great song but far from the best. It's not even in their top 10

Brama gupta Brams gupta

Bang on

@@philipsk Yeah not even in the Stones' top 10 probably not top 20 but it's STILL one of the greatest rock songs ever... OK? No need to be a bitch about it.

The rythm section and horns are awesome but the singing is not spot on yet allthough magnificent.

I'm with you Austin! ♡

Sticky Fingers the Greatest Rolling Stones Album Ever ! Love this Bitch song and all of the other tracks in this fabulous memorable greatest album ever...

You mean zipper man?

Yes, Jagger voice is haunting this version.

Yes, I agree but I have always thought it was Mick Taylor on lead guitar. Live & learn.

Isn't there already a world religion with Mick, Mick and Keith as the high priests? Could've sworn there was.

And yet Mick Taylor didn't play at all on Banquet and none of the major songs on Let it Bleed. Mick Taylor is a great guitar player and definitely added a lot to their live shows but his contributions are overrated.

The Ronnie era is fantastic

I wholeheartedly agree and anyone who doesn't doesn't really know rock and roll, imho. BUT and this is a BIG but, let's give Woodie his props eh? It DID take me quite a long time to come around to this POV but i really believe that he has been a more than adequate replacement. Sure his playing is not as sinuos or sensuous as MT but he is still a fine rock and roll guitarist, and an excellent steel player. It is just his misfortune to have to replace one of the top 3 or 4 lead players in all of Rock, combined with the fact that at the time there really could be no serious argument for anyone other Mick, Keith and the boys already being the greatest band in the world and coming off a string of 4 or 5 of the finest recorded ever made. As the saying goes: a hard act to follow. But now every year, and every show, Ronnie grows a little more on me, and for that I'm thankful. Rock on Ronnie. And don't let the bastards grind ya down.

​There's no Ronnie era, not creative enough, just good second guitar for Keith.

peter mills Sway, Can’t You Hear Me Knocking, why are we listing them when the entire album is gold?

I couldn't agree more. For me it's a toss up between this and Exile on Main Street for the best studio album from the Stones

Amen

And also Charlie

Yep!

Taylor was always on fire. Absolutely my favorite Stones records have Mick Taylor all over them

@@stevewuertz3598 oh yeah baby

Yep

@@stevewuertz3598 Sticky, Exile, Goats' Head, Rock and Roll.

They are muddy, aren't they? Good catch!

Acid rocks... As do The Stones!

Why ranking, Stones have too many greats songs to do it.

I've had about a dozen Stones songs (and counting) be "my favorite" at various times, and your two were on that list. Incredible band

LousyDevotee916 not really relevant sounding, that would means it would sound like talentless rap with no instruments.

Shattered Image rocks still relevant? Listen to black keys- lo/hi guitar sounds like this and came out like last year

Aguante los Beatles igual ja🤣😝💪

Jorge Manuel, The Stones son únicos. The best Band of the World! STONES FOREVER!😛

No cabe duda. Legendarios e inmortales!

still need a boost ray?

andjos125 sometimes she goes sometimes she doesn't

man,you're so right!

+Steve Clark Hey Steve

+thejmmx1 You hit the nail on the head my brother.

I'm feeling so stoned, so satisfied, I ain't had a bark all night..

thejmmx1 Jagger kill kill's mee imo

Masterpiece 4 sure.

Yeah!!! Booby Keys and Mick Taylor....say no more

DONNY OSMOND WAS STILL CUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

where are the new lyrics on this extended play?

Jagger could be better improvising and free.

DONNY OSMOND IS STILL CUTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I don't know I googled it the stones Beatles led lepp no Motörhead

l te deer

km un un

Sweetassugar 72 Motörhead was metal, Beatles were pop. So Beatles fans saying they’re the best are annoying, go say the Beatles are best on a non Stones video

ricky asadoorian 72 who needs those 4 bugs when you got 5 rocks? Kill the bugs with the rocks.

Listen at 2:36 for example thats exactly what Taylor is playing on the live versions, plus all the other details.. It's easier for Taylor to play like Keith than the other way around. Get over it ;)

Ilaria Besi isn't it? cmon cmon

Damned straight girl!

+Ilaria Besi You just described my ideal woman, haha

+thejmmx1 oh yeah its like that

👍👍

Ok if you say so

Luis Varelaa Estoy de acuerdo

Luis Varelaa Lo mejor de lo mejor - casi hipnotizante!

this is keith lead guitar animal!!

+omeletpants I think Mick Taylor is playing the rhythm guitar part in the right channel, and Keith Richards is playing the lead guitar part in the left channel.

+CV SoG spot on

+Chris Harris they really start weaving as the song goes on

Taylor plays exactly like this on the early live versions. He can play like Keith to say the least.

Jamie MacD Correct - despite what others here may believe. I'd also say some of the serious Chuck Berry riffs embedded in the fade out solo are so Keith.

You are indeed correct sir. And, since you seem well versed in who is playing what guitar for the Stones i have a question for you. I assume you know " Hand of Fate" from "Black and Blue," yes? Ok, so, there are three shots on that - the first is without a doubt Wayne Perkins, as is the final, which is basically the outro. They are both fuckin brilliant! The middle, second solo is also good, but to my ear, doesn't seem quite on par with the first and third leading me to believe that it may not be mr. Perkins, but rather our old friend Mr. Richards. It just has a different sound. So can you, or anyone out there, DEFINITELY say which one of the two players it is? Please do let me know. It's something that i have been curious about for decades. Thx.

@@Sincopare perhaps you can answer my question regarding the split of guitar duties on "Hand of Fate?" Please don't hesitate to at least offer up an opinion.

@@scotthamel3074 Martin Elliott’s (a Stones Biographer) book THE ROLLING STONES COMPLETE RECORDING SESSIONS 1962-2012, says "Mick Taylor had left the band, and The Stones were auditioning lead guitarists while recording Black And Blue. American session man Wayne Perkins played on this track and almost got the job, but Ron Wood beat him out."

@@Sincopare Harvey Mandel was another contender but Ronnie Wood was the right choice musically and personally. Check out Harvey Mandel's solo albums though - they are great.

nice lyrics

Yes, Jagger still improvising a part of the lyrics.