I probably cannot be objective when it comes to the Rolling Stones' album Some Girls. It was the first Stones album I bought for myself. I was 16. The album that preceded it, 1976’s Black and Blue, ...

Mick Jagger rates The Rolling Stones album ‘Some Girls’ as 1 of his favorite, and he has a point Each Stones record from 1968’s Beggars Banquet through 1973’s Goats Head Soup was a ...

With producer Don Was (who helmed last year’s Exile on Main Street reissue), the Stones returned to Some Girls earlier this year, scouring hundreds of hours of tapes from the original sessions ...

We won't argue with you: The Rolling Stones made their best music in the '60s and '70s.. After 1978's Some Girls, they released only one more classic album, 1981's 'Tattoo You.'But that doesn't ...

Happy birthday, Some Girls. The Stones' crassest, funniest, bitchiest album turns 32 this week. It's still their all-time bestseller, going platinum six times over (way ahead of Tattoo You, at ...

The Rolling Stones’ ‘Some Girls’: 40 Years Ago, the Rockers Unleashed Their Last Perfect Album. The Rolling Stones have outlived and out-rocked so many artists that they exist in a place ...

Some Girls is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year.The Rolling Stones released the album in 1978, and it became one of their most successful records. Lead singer Mick Jagger fondly looked ...

Some guys named the Rolling Stones will revisit their late 70's ‘Some Girls’ period with an upcoming concert film release chronicling a 1978 Stones concert in Ft. Worth, Texas.

Some Girls (Rolling Stones, 1978) was the last great Rolling Stones record. Some will argue that Tattoo You (Rolling Stones, 1981) was the last, but Tattoo You was comprised of outtakes from several ...

One of The Rolling Stones' true masterpieces just got better. Skip to Article. ... Rolling Stones' classic album 'Some Girls' gets even better. Published: Nov. 20, 2011, 4:00 p.m. By .

Last year the Rolling Stones rereleased their landmark 1972 double album, ... the band is doing the same with “Some Girls,” the 1978 record which many consider their last truly great album.

The Rolling Stones could hardly have picked a more paradoxical first single for their upcoming reissue of classic 1978 album Some Girls.Raiding the archives for spare parts, they’ve come up with ...