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Dancing In The Streets b/w Dancing In The Streets (Instrumental)
David Bowie & Mick Jagger, EMI America Records/USA (1985)
Going To A Go Go (Live) b/w Beast Of Burden (Live)
The Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones Records/USA (1982)
Just Another Night b/w Turn The Girl Loose
Mick Jagger, Columbia Records/USA (1985)
One Hit To The Body
The Rolling Stones
Rolling Stones Records/USA (1986)
It’s Dirty Work, but someone’s gotta do it. Keith and Ron (who share writer credits with Mick) are the amazing rhythm aces on this track, while some guy named Jimmy Page provides lead guitar services. Why doesn’t Jimmy appear in the video? Probably too busy sitting at home reading the writings of Aleister Crowley. The band never toured to support the album. Keith and Mick were feuding, and Charlie and Ron needed time to detox, while “Bill just retreated to the south of France, only to pop up on The Benny Hill Show every now and again.”
One Hit (To The Body) b/w Fight
The Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones Records/USA (1986)
Start Me Up b/w No Use In Crying
The Rolling Stones, Rolling Stone Records/USA (1981)
Dancing In The Streets b/w Dancing In The Streets (Instrumental)
David Bowie & Mick Jagger, EMI America Records/USA (1985)
Dancing In The Streets
David Bowie & Mick Jagger
EMI Records (1985)
80RP can’t forget the Motor City. Another classic Martha & the Vandellas song. Martha was asked at the time (‘64) if the song promoted black rioting. “My Lord, it was a party song,” she said. Bowie proves he can cut a rug just as well as Mick does in his Reeboks. The song and video were made for LiveAid—in only 13 hours!
Tattoo You Promotional Posters
The Rolling Stones
Rolling Stones Records (1981)
Some Girls
The Rolling Stones
Rolling Stones Records/USA (1978)
1) Miss You
2) When The Whip Comes Down
3) Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
4) Some Girls
5) Lies
SIDE TWO
6) Far Away Eyes
7) Respectable
8) Before They Make Me Run
9) Beast Of Burden
10) Shattered
Shattered b/w Everything Is Turning To Gold
The Rolling Stones, Rolling Stones Records/USA (1978)
Cover By Andy Warhol
Terrifying b/w Wish I’d Never Met You
Rolling Stones, CBS Records/Europe (1989)
Let’s Work b/w Catch As Catch Can
Mick Jagger, Columbia Records/USA (1987)
Rolling Stones Concert Ticket
Carrier Dome. Syracuse, N.Y.
November 28, 1981
Lucky In Love b/w Running Out Of Luck
Mick Jagger, Columbia Records/USA (1985)
