1. Brown Sugar 00:00-3:48 2. Sway 3:50 3. Wild Horses 7:43 4. Cant you hear me knocking 13:24 5. You gotta move 20:41 6. Bitch 23:15 7. I Got the Blues 26:49 8. Sister Morphine 30:47 9. Dead Flowers 36:18 10. Moonlight Mile 40:28 This is The Rolling Stones eleventh album released in 1970, it was met with very positive reviews from critics, Sticky Fingers is one of four albums that The Rolling Stones released consecutively to be considered by most fans and critics and their best and most enduring work the others being Beggars Banquet (1968), Let It Bleed (1969), and Exile On Main Street (1972). The album Sticky Fingers is noted as being The Stones first release in The 1970s with them working on a new sound that would define early 70s Rock, the album is also notable for being the first album without Band Founder Brian Jones and the first to feature his replacement Mick Taylor. The album was placed at number 63 on Rolling Stone Magazines list of The 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time

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23 thoughts on “The Rolling Stones – Sticky Fingers (1971) (Full Album) –”

  2. RapshodyinBlue
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    si vede che la copertina l’ha composta Andy Warhol….

  3. Wesley Griffin
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    All the tunes are awesome and the sax player deserves kudos for his work on this great album.

  6. Lise Kartak-McDonald
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    Oh Yeah!!!! The zippppperrrrrrr!!!!!!! 😉 <3

  7. Lise Kartak-McDonald
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    A total FAVORITE album !!!! <3 And will never forget that album cover ;)

  8. jampoetry
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    Anyone seen the Tom Jones session where he and Seasick Steve do ‘You Gotta Move’ together? Steve is great on the slide, great version!

  9. jampoetry
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    Does it really matter who’s better out of the Stones or Led Zeppelin? You can listen to both, you know.

  11. hugginduff
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    this is Mick Jagger’s favorite Stones album (from Rolling stone interview)

  12. MrBruter1
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    Cant you hear me knockin is the greatest rocknroll song period

  13. Kingmick58
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    This is good stuff man. Love it playin’ on the surround sound. Just cruisin’ man. Great! From the old Aussie.

  15. tapiaassasin
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    The Stones at their peak.If there’s a better rock album,I’ve not heard it.Mick Taylor brought so much to the group.

  18. mathieu5113
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    why if you said led is bether then the stone why you not just stop coment and go listen led

  19. ideasfaltan
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    Led Zepellin es otro estilo por eso no se pueden comparar, como se nota que no sabes de musica, te falta mucho por aprender todavia.
    Led Zeppelin is another style that can not be compared, as it shows you do not know music, you still have much to learn.

  21. RokSe7en
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    Son dos bandas distintas, Led Zeppelin es una gran banda, pero los Rolling son leyendas, nunca moriran. En mi opinion no los podran igualar.

  23. sbenitor
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    You mean "una vez". 😉
    It’s just his opinion, mine is just opposite.

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