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The Rolling Stones Is An English Rock Band Formed In London In 1962. Active For Six Decades They Are One Of The Most Popular And Enduring Bands Of The Rock Era. In The Early 1960s The Rolling Stones Pioneered The Gritty Rhythmically Driven Sound That Came To Define Hard Rock. Their First Stable Line-Up Consisted Of Vocalist Mick Jagger Multi-Instrumentalist Brian Jones Guitarist Keith Richards Bassist Bill Wyman And Drummer Charlie Watts. During Their Formative Years Jones Was The Primary Leader He Assembled The Band Named It Got Them Gigs And Drove Their Sound And Image. After Andrew Loog Oldham Became The Group's Manager In 1963 He Encouraged Them To Write Their Own Songs. Jagger And Richards Became The Primary Creative Force Behind The Band Alienating Jones Who Had Developed A Drug Addiction That Interfered With His Ability To Contribute Meaningfully. Rooted In Blues And Early Rock And Roll The Rolling Stones Started Out Playing Covers And Were At The Forefront Of The British Invasion In 1964 Becoming Identified With The Youthful And Rebellious Counterculture Of The 1960s. They Then Found Greater Success With Their Own Material As " I Can't Get No Satisfaction" 1965 "Get Off Of My Cloud" 1965 And "Paint It Black" 1966 Became International Number-One Hits. Aftermath 1966 – Their First Entirely Original Album – Is Considered By The Daily Telegraph To Be The Most Important Of Their Formative Records. In 1967 They Had The Double-Sided Hit "Ruby Tuesday"/"Let's Spend The Night Together" And Experimented With Psychedelic Rock On Their Satanic Majesties Request. They Returned To Their Rhythm And Blues Roots With Hit Songs Such As "Jumpin' Jack Flash" 1968 And "Honky Tonk Women" 1969 And Albums Such As Beggars Banquet 1968 Featuring "Sympathy For The Devil" And Let It Bleed 1969 Featuring "You Can't Always Get What You Want" And "Gimme Shelter". Let It Bleed Was The First Of Five Consecutive Number-One Albums In The UK. Jones Left The Band Shortly Before His Death In 1969 Having Been Replaced By Guitarist Mick Taylor. That Year They Were First Introduced On Stage As "The Greatest Rock And Roll Band In The World". Sticky Fingers 1971 Which Yielded "Brown Sugar" And Included The First Usage Of Their Tongue And Lips Logo Was Their First Of Eight Consecutive Number-One Studio Albums In The US. Exile On Main St. 1972 Featuring "Tumbling Dice" And Goats Head Soup 1973 Yielding The Hit Ballad "Angie" Were Also Best Sellers. Taylor Was Replaced By Ron Wood In 1974. The Band Continued To Release Successful Albums Including Their Two Largest Sellers Some Girls 1978 Featuring "Miss You" And Tattoo You 1981 Featuring "Start Me Up". Steel Wheels 1989 Was Widely Considered A Comeback Album And Was Followed By Voodoo Lounge 1994 A Worldwide Number-One Album. Both Releases Were Promoted By Large Stadium And Arena Tours As The Stones Continued To Be A Huge Concert Attraction By 2007 They Had Recorded The All-Time Highest-Grossing Concert Tour Three Times And As Recently As 2021 They Were The Highest-Earning Live Act Of The Year. From Wyman's Departure In 1993 To Watts' Death In 2021 The Band Continued As A Four-Piece Core With Darryl Jones Playing Bass On Tour And On Most Studio Recordings While Steve Jordan Became Their Touring Drummer Following Watts' Death. Their 2016 Album Blue & Lonesome Became Their Twelfth UK Number-One Album. The Rolling Stones' Estimated Record Sales Of 200 Million Make Them One Of The Best-Selling Music Artists Of All Time. The Band Has Won Three Grammy Awards And A Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. They Were Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame In 1989 And The UK Music Hall Of Fame In 2004. Billboard Magazine And Rolling Stone Have Ranked The Band As One Of The Greatest Of All Time. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/The_Rolling_Stones Studio Albums
The Rolling Stones / England's Newest Hit Makers 1964 12 X 5 1964 The Rolling Stones No. 2 / The Rolling Stones Now! 1965 Out Of Our Heads 1965 December's Children And Everybody's 1965 Aftermath 1966 Between The Buttons 1967 Their Satanic Majesties Request 1967 Beggars Banquet 1968 Let It Bleed 1969 Sticky Fingers 1971 Exile On Main St. 1972 Goats Head Soup 1973 It's Only Rock 'n Roll 1974 Black And Blue 1976 Some Girls 1978 Emotional Rescue 1980 Tattoo You 1981 Undercover 1983 Dirty Work 1986 Steel Wheels 1989 Voodoo Lounge 1994 Bridges To Babylon 1997 A Bigger Bang 2005 Blue & Lonesome 2016 Hackney Diamonds 2023
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The Rolling Stones Is An English Rock Band Formed In London In 1962. Active For Six Decades They Are One Of The Most Popular And Enduring Bands Of The Rock Era. In The Early 1960s The Rolling Stones Pioneered The Gritty Rhythmically Driven Sound That Came To Define Hard Rock. Their First Stable Line-Up Consisted Of Vocalist Mick Jagger Multi-Instrumentalist Brian Jones Guitarist Keith Richards Bassist Bill Wyman And Drummer Charlie Watts. During Their Formative Years Jones Was The Primary Leader He Assembled The Band Named It Got Them Gigs And Drove Their Sound And Image. After Andrew Loog Oldham Became The Group's Manager In 1963 He Encouraged Them To Write Their Own Songs. Jagger And Richards Became The Primary Creative Force Behind The Band Alienating Jones Who Had Developed A Drug Addiction That Interfered With His Ability To Contribute Meaningfully. Rooted In Blues And Early Rock And Roll The Rolling Stones Started Out Playing Covers And Were At The Forefront Of The British Invasion In 1964 Becoming Identified With The Youthful And Rebellious Counterculture Of The 1960s. They Then Found Greater Success With Their Own Material As " I Can't Get No Satisfaction" 1965 "Get Off Of My Cloud" 1965 And "Paint It Black" 1966 Became International Number-One Hits. Aftermath 1966 – Their First Entirely Original Album – Is Considered By The Daily Telegraph To Be The Most Important Of Their Formative Records. In 1967 They Had The Double-Sided Hit "Ruby Tuesday"/"Let's Spend The Night Together" And Experimented With Psychedelic Rock On Their Satanic Majesties Request. They Returned To Their Rhythm And Blues Roots With Hit Songs Such As "Jumpin' Jack Flash" 1968 And "Honky Tonk Women" 1969 And Albums Such As Beggars Banquet 1968 Featuring "Sympathy For The Devil" And Let It Bleed 1969 Featuring "You Can't Always Get What You Want" And "Gimme Shelter". Let It Bleed Was The First Of Five Consecutive Number-One Albums In The UK. Jones Left The Band Shortly Before His Death In 1969 Having Been Replaced By Guitarist Mick Taylor. That Year They Were First Introduced On Stage As "The Greatest Rock And Roll Band In The World". Sticky Fingers 1971 Which Yielded "Brown Sugar" And Included The First Usage Of Their Tongue And Lips Logo Was Their First Of Eight Consecutive Number-One Studio Albums In The US. Exile On Main St. 1972 Featuring "Tumbling Dice" And Goats Head Soup 1973 Yielding The Hit Ballad "Angie" Were Also Best Sellers. Taylor Was Replaced By Ron Wood In 1974. The Band Continued To Release Successful Albums Including Their Two Largest Sellers Some Girls 1978 Featuring "Miss You" And Tattoo You 1981 Featuring "Start Me Up". Steel Wheels 1989 Was Widely Considered A Comeback Album And Was Followed By Voodoo Lounge 1994 A Worldwide Number-One Album. Both Releases Were Promoted By Large Stadium And Arena Tours As The Stones Continued To Be A Huge Concert Attraction By 2007 They Had Recorded The All-Time Highest-Grossing Concert Tour Three Times And As Recently As 2021 They Were The Highest-Earning Live Act Of The Year. From Wyman's Departure In 1993 To Watts' Death In 2021 The Band Continued As A Four-Piece Core With Darryl Jones Playing Bass On Tour And On Most Studio Recordings While Steve Jordan Became Their Touring Drummer Following Watts' Death. Their 2016 Album Blue & Lonesome Became Their Twelfth UK Number-One Album. The Rolling Stones' Estimated Record Sales Of 200 Million Make Them One Of The Best-Selling Music Artists Of All Time. The Band Has Won Three Grammy Awards And A Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. They Were Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame In 1989 And The UK Music Hall Of Fame In 2004. Billboard Magazine And Rolling Stone Have Ranked The Band As One Of The Greatest Of All Time. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/The_Rolling_Stones Studio Albums
The Rolling Stones / England's Newest Hit Makers 1964 12 X 5 1964 The Rolling Stones No. 2 / The Rolling Stones Now! 1965 Out Of Our Heads 1965 December's Children And Everybody's 1965 Aftermath 1966 Between The Buttons 1967 Their Satanic Majesties Request 1967 Beggars Banquet 1968 Let It Bleed 1969 Sticky Fingers 1971 Exile On Main St. 1972 Goats Head Soup 1973 It's Only Rock 'n Roll 1974 Black And Blue 1976 Some Girls 1978 Emotional Rescue 1980 Tattoo You 1981 Undercover 1983 Dirty Work 1986 Steel Wheels 1989 Voodoo Lounge 1994 Bridges To Babylon 1997 A Bigger Bang 2005 Blue & Lonesome 2016 Hackney Diamonds 2023 read less
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The Rolling Stones / England's Newest Hit Makers 1964 12 X 5 1964 The Rolling Stones No. 2 / The Rolling Stones Now! 1965 Out Of Our Heads 1965 December's Children And Everybody's 1965 Aftermath 1966 Between The Buttons 1967 Their Satanic Majesties Request 1967 Beggars Banquet 1968 Let It Bleed 1969 Sticky Fingers 1971 Exile On Main St. 1972 Goats Head Soup 1973 It's Only Rock 'n Roll 1974 Black And Blue 1976 Some Girls 1978 Emotional Rescue 1980 Tattoo You 1981 Undercover 1983 Dirty Work 1986 Steel Wheels 1989 Voodoo Lounge 1994 Bridges To Babylon 1997 A Bigger Bang 2005 Blue & Lonesome 2016 Hackney Diamonds 2023 read less
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The Sessions For Dirty Work The First Album Under The Rolling Stones' Recording Contract With CBS Records Began In April 1985 In Paris Running For Two Months Before Breaking For A Short Spell. Mick Jagger Had Just Released His First Solo Album She's The Boss Much To Richards' Annoyance Since The Latter's First Priority Was The Rolling Stones And He Was Stung That Jagger Was Pursuing A Career As A Pop Star. Jagger Was Often Absent From The Dirty Work Sessions While Richards Recorded With Ronnie Wood Bill Wyman And Charlie Watts Jagger's Vocal Parts Were Added Later On. The Divide Between Jagger And Richards Was On Public View On 13 July 1985 When Jagger Performed A Solo Set At Live Aid While Richards And Wood Supported Bob Dylan's Set On Acoustic Guitars. Charlie Watts' Involvement In The Recording Sessions Was Also Limited In 1993 Watts Told Ed Bradley On 60 Minutes That During The 1980s He Had Been Addicted To Heroin As Well As Alcohol And That This Is Why Replacement Drummers Are Credited On Both Undercover And Dirty Work. Steve Jordan And Anton Fig Do The Drumming On Some Tracks Ronnie Wood Takes Over The Sticks On "Sleep Tonight". Jagger Would Later Cite Watts' Personal State As One Of The Reasons He Vetoed A Tour In Support Of Dirty Work In 1986 Preferring To Start Work On His Second Album Primitive Cool Four Of The Album's Eight Original Compositions Are Credited To Jagger/Richards/Wood And One To Jagger/Richards/Chuck Leavell. Only Three Are Credited To Jagger/Richards The Lowest Number Since On Any Rolling Stones Album Since Out Of Our Heads 1965 . Dirty Work Is The First Rolling Stones Record To Feature Two Tracks With Richards Singing Lead Vocals "Too Rude" And "Sleep Tonight" . Following A Further Month Of Final Recording In July And August 1985 Which Saw Guest Appearances By Jimmy Page Bobby Womack And Tom Waits Co-Producer Steve Lillywhite Supervised Several Weeks Of Mixing And The Creation Of 12 Inch Remixes. On 12 December Ian Stewart—one Of The Founding Members Of The Rolling Stones And Their Longtime Pianist And Road Manager—died Suddenly Of A Heart Attack At The Age Of 47. In Remembrance Of Their Friend A Hidden Track Of Stewart Playing Big Bill Broonzy's "Key To The Highway" Was Added To Close The Album. In March 1986 The Rolling Stones' Cover Of "Harlem Shuffle" Their First Lead Single From A Studio Album Not To Be A Jagger/Richards Original Since The Earliest Days Of The Band Was Released To A Receptive Audience Reaching #13 In The UK And #5 In The US Though It Did Not Receive The Same Amount Of Exposure As Previous Hits. The Follow-Up Single "One Hit To The Body " Was A Top 30 Hit And Featured A Revealing Video Of Jagger And Richards Seeming To Trade Blows. Reception
Dirty Work Was Released A Week After "Harlem Shuffle" Reaching #4 In The UK And The US Going Platinum There But The Critical Reaction Was Less Than Enthusiastic. Some Reviewers Felt The Album Was Slight In Places With Weak Generic Songwriting From Richards And Wood And Puzzlingly Abrasive Vocals From Jagger. Some Felt Jagger Was Saving His Best Material For His Solo Records Though The Critical Reaction To Those Releases Was Muted As Well. Dirty Work's Critical Standing Has Only Marginally Improved Over The Years In Part Because It Lacks Any Notable Hits And In Part Because Of The Plastic Recognizably Mid-80s Production. To This Day The Album Is Regarded By Some As Perhaps The Weakest Rolling Stones Record. However In 1986 Robert Christgau Called Dirty Work "a Bracing And Even Challenging Record Innovates Without Kowtowing To Multi-Platinum Fashion Or Half-Assed Pretension. It's Honest And Makes You Like It. In 2004 Stylus Magazine's "On Second Thoughts" Feature Assessed The Album As "a Tattered Embarrassed Triumph By Far The Most Interesting Stones Album Since Some Girls At Every Level Lyrical Conceptual Instrumental."The Re-Evaluation Of The Album Finds That Despite Its 80s-Style Production The Album Features "the Most Venomous Guitar Sound Of The Stones’ Career And Jagger’s Most Committed Vocals." Artwork And Packaging
Breaking With Rolling Stones Tradition Dirty Work Was The First Of Their Studio Albums To Contain A Lyric Sheet In The U.S. Apparently At The Insistence Of Then-Distributor CBS Records Who Also Pushed For The Atypical Colourful Band-Photo Cover. The Album Was Also Noteworthy As The First Major Release To Be Issued Simultaneously On Compact Disc. Track Listing
Side One "One Hit To The Body " Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ronnie Wood – 4 44 "Fight" Jagger/Richards/Wood – 3 09 "Harlem Shuffle" Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson – 3 24 "Hold Back" Jagger/Richards – 3 53 "Too Rude" Lindon Roberts – 3 11 Side Two "Winning Ugly" Jagger/Richards – 4 32 "Back To Zero" Jagger/Richards/Leavell – 4 00 "Dirty Work" Jagger/Richards/Wood – 3 53 "Had It With You" Jagger/Richards/Wood – 3 19 "Sleep Tonight" Jagger/Richards – 5 11 "Key To The Highway" Big Bill Broonzy/Charles Segar – 0 33 A Hidden And Uncredited Recording Performed By Ian Stewart Who Died Just After The Album's Completion Outtakes And Demo Versions This Section Does Not Cite Any References Or Sources. Please Help Improve This Article By Adding Citations To Reliable Sources. Unsourced Material May Be Challenged And Removed. May 2009 The Dirty Work Recording Sessions Took Place At Pathe Marconi Studios In Paris France From 8 April To 17 June 1985 And RPM Studios New York From 16 July To 17 August 1985. Outtakes And Demo Versions From These Sessions Are Available On Various Bootlegs And Include Numbers Like "Strictly Memphis" "You're Too Much" Keith Richards On Vocal "Treat Me Like A Fool" Keith Richards On Vocal "She Never Listens To Me" Keith Richards On Vocal "Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever" Hunter/Wonder "Deep Love" Keith Richards On Vocal "What Am I Going To Do With Your Love" "Crushed Pearl" Keith Richards On Vocal Personnel
The Rolling Stones Mick Jagger – Lead And Backing Vocals And Harmonica Keith Richards – Electric And Acoustic Guitar Backing Vocals And Piano Charlie Watts – Drums Ronnie Wood – Electric Acoustic And Pedal Steel Guitar Backing Vocals Bass Guitar Drums And Tenor Saxophone Bill Wyman – Bass Guitar And Synthesizer Additional Musicians Jimmy Cliff – Backing Vocals Dan Collette – Trumpet Don Covay – Backing Vocals Beverly D'Angelo – Backing Vocals Anton Fig – Shakers Chuck Leavell – Keyboards Kirsty MacColl – Backing Vocals Dollette McDonald – Backing Vocals Ivan Neville – Backing Vocals Bass Guitar Organ And Synthesizer Jimmy Page – Electric Guitar Janice Pendarvis – Backing Vocals Patti Scialfa – Backing Vocals Ian Stewart – Piano Tom Waits – Backing Vocals Bobby Womack – Backing Vocals Electric Guitar On "Back To Zero" Chart Positions
Album Year Chart Position 1986 UK Top 100 Albums 4
1986 The Billboard 200 4 Singles Year Single Chart Position 1986 "Harlem Shuffle" The Billboard Hot 100 5
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" Mainstream Rock Tracks 2
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" Hot Dance Music/Club Play 4
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Single Sales 5
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" UK Top 100 Singles 13
1986 "Winning Ugly" Mainstream Rock Tracks 10
1986 "One Hit To The Body " Mainstream Rock Tracks 3
1986 "One Hit To The Body " The Billboard Hot 100 28
1986 "One Hit To The Body " UK Top 100 Singles 80
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Dirty Work Is The Rolling Stones' 18th Studio Album Or The 21st Counting Their US Releases . It Was Released On 24 March 1986 On The Rolling Stones Label By CBS Records. Produced By Steve Lillywhite The Album Was Recorded During A Period When Relations Between Mick Jagger And Keith Richards Soured Considerably And Is Often Regarded As A Low Point For The Band. The Album Produced A Hit For The Rolling Stones — Their Cover Of "Harlem Shuffle" — And Features A Number Of Guest Appearances Including Contributions By Tom Waits Patti Scialfa Bobby Womack And Jimmy Page On "One Hit To The Body ." In 1994 Dirty Work Was Remastered And Reissued By Virgin Records And Again In 2009 By Universal Music. RecordingThe Sessions For Dirty Work The First Album Under The Rolling Stones' Recording Contract With CBS Records Began In April 1985 In Paris Running For Two Months Before Breaking For A Short Spell. Mick Jagger Had Just Released His First Solo Album She's The Boss Much To Richards' Annoyance Since The Latter's First Priority Was The Rolling Stones And He Was Stung That Jagger Was Pursuing A Career As A Pop Star. Jagger Was Often Absent From The Dirty Work Sessions While Richards Recorded With Ronnie Wood Bill Wyman And Charlie Watts Jagger's Vocal Parts Were Added Later On. The Divide Between Jagger And Richards Was On Public View On 13 July 1985 When Jagger Performed A Solo Set At Live Aid While Richards And Wood Supported Bob Dylan's Set On Acoustic Guitars. Charlie Watts' Involvement In The Recording Sessions Was Also Limited In 1993 Watts Told Ed Bradley On 60 Minutes That During The 1980s He Had Been Addicted To Heroin As Well As Alcohol And That This Is Why Replacement Drummers Are Credited On Both Undercover And Dirty Work. Steve Jordan And Anton Fig Do The Drumming On Some Tracks Ronnie Wood Takes Over The Sticks On "Sleep Tonight". Jagger Would Later Cite Watts' Personal State As One Of The Reasons He Vetoed A Tour In Support Of Dirty Work In 1986 Preferring To Start Work On His Second Album Primitive Cool Four Of The Album's Eight Original Compositions Are Credited To Jagger/Richards/Wood And One To Jagger/Richards/Chuck Leavell. Only Three Are Credited To Jagger/Richards The Lowest Number Since On Any Rolling Stones Album Since Out Of Our Heads 1965 . Dirty Work Is The First Rolling Stones Record To Feature Two Tracks With Richards Singing Lead Vocals "Too Rude" And "Sleep Tonight" . Following A Further Month Of Final Recording In July And August 1985 Which Saw Guest Appearances By Jimmy Page Bobby Womack And Tom Waits Co-Producer Steve Lillywhite Supervised Several Weeks Of Mixing And The Creation Of 12 Inch Remixes. On 12 December Ian Stewart—one Of The Founding Members Of The Rolling Stones And Their Longtime Pianist And Road Manager—died Suddenly Of A Heart Attack At The Age Of 47. In Remembrance Of Their Friend A Hidden Track Of Stewart Playing Big Bill Broonzy's "Key To The Highway" Was Added To Close The Album. In March 1986 The Rolling Stones' Cover Of "Harlem Shuffle" Their First Lead Single From A Studio Album Not To Be A Jagger/Richards Original Since The Earliest Days Of The Band Was Released To A Receptive Audience Reaching #13 In The UK And #5 In The US Though It Did Not Receive The Same Amount Of Exposure As Previous Hits. The Follow-Up Single "One Hit To The Body " Was A Top 30 Hit And Featured A Revealing Video Of Jagger And Richards Seeming To Trade Blows. Reception
Dirty Work Was Released A Week After "Harlem Shuffle" Reaching #4 In The UK And The US Going Platinum There But The Critical Reaction Was Less Than Enthusiastic. Some Reviewers Felt The Album Was Slight In Places With Weak Generic Songwriting From Richards And Wood And Puzzlingly Abrasive Vocals From Jagger. Some Felt Jagger Was Saving His Best Material For His Solo Records Though The Critical Reaction To Those Releases Was Muted As Well. Dirty Work's Critical Standing Has Only Marginally Improved Over The Years In Part Because It Lacks Any Notable Hits And In Part Because Of The Plastic Recognizably Mid-80s Production. To This Day The Album Is Regarded By Some As Perhaps The Weakest Rolling Stones Record. However In 1986 Robert Christgau Called Dirty Work "a Bracing And Even Challenging Record Innovates Without Kowtowing To Multi-Platinum Fashion Or Half-Assed Pretension. It's Honest And Makes You Like It. In 2004 Stylus Magazine's "On Second Thoughts" Feature Assessed The Album As "a Tattered Embarrassed Triumph By Far The Most Interesting Stones Album Since Some Girls At Every Level Lyrical Conceptual Instrumental."The Re-Evaluation Of The Album Finds That Despite Its 80s-Style Production The Album Features "the Most Venomous Guitar Sound Of The Stones’ Career And Jagger’s Most Committed Vocals." Artwork And Packaging
Breaking With Rolling Stones Tradition Dirty Work Was The First Of Their Studio Albums To Contain A Lyric Sheet In The U.S. Apparently At The Insistence Of Then-Distributor CBS Records Who Also Pushed For The Atypical Colourful Band-Photo Cover. The Album Was Also Noteworthy As The First Major Release To Be Issued Simultaneously On Compact Disc. Track Listing
Side One "One Hit To The Body " Mick Jagger/Keith Richards/Ronnie Wood – 4 44 "Fight" Jagger/Richards/Wood – 3 09 "Harlem Shuffle" Bob Relf/Ernest Nelson – 3 24 "Hold Back" Jagger/Richards – 3 53 "Too Rude" Lindon Roberts – 3 11 Side Two "Winning Ugly" Jagger/Richards – 4 32 "Back To Zero" Jagger/Richards/Leavell – 4 00 "Dirty Work" Jagger/Richards/Wood – 3 53 "Had It With You" Jagger/Richards/Wood – 3 19 "Sleep Tonight" Jagger/Richards – 5 11 "Key To The Highway" Big Bill Broonzy/Charles Segar – 0 33 A Hidden And Uncredited Recording Performed By Ian Stewart Who Died Just After The Album's Completion Outtakes And Demo Versions This Section Does Not Cite Any References Or Sources. Please Help Improve This Article By Adding Citations To Reliable Sources. Unsourced Material May Be Challenged And Removed. May 2009 The Dirty Work Recording Sessions Took Place At Pathe Marconi Studios In Paris France From 8 April To 17 June 1985 And RPM Studios New York From 16 July To 17 August 1985. Outtakes And Demo Versions From These Sessions Are Available On Various Bootlegs And Include Numbers Like "Strictly Memphis" "You're Too Much" Keith Richards On Vocal "Treat Me Like A Fool" Keith Richards On Vocal "She Never Listens To Me" Keith Richards On Vocal "Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever" Hunter/Wonder "Deep Love" Keith Richards On Vocal "What Am I Going To Do With Your Love" "Crushed Pearl" Keith Richards On Vocal Personnel
The Rolling Stones Mick Jagger – Lead And Backing Vocals And Harmonica Keith Richards – Electric And Acoustic Guitar Backing Vocals And Piano Charlie Watts – Drums Ronnie Wood – Electric Acoustic And Pedal Steel Guitar Backing Vocals Bass Guitar Drums And Tenor Saxophone Bill Wyman – Bass Guitar And Synthesizer Additional Musicians Jimmy Cliff – Backing Vocals Dan Collette – Trumpet Don Covay – Backing Vocals Beverly D'Angelo – Backing Vocals Anton Fig – Shakers Chuck Leavell – Keyboards Kirsty MacColl – Backing Vocals Dollette McDonald – Backing Vocals Ivan Neville – Backing Vocals Bass Guitar Organ And Synthesizer Jimmy Page – Electric Guitar Janice Pendarvis – Backing Vocals Patti Scialfa – Backing Vocals Ian Stewart – Piano Tom Waits – Backing Vocals Bobby Womack – Backing Vocals Electric Guitar On "Back To Zero" Chart Positions
Album Year Chart Position 1986 UK Top 100 Albums 4
1986 The Billboard 200 4 Singles Year Single Chart Position 1986 "Harlem Shuffle" The Billboard Hot 100 5
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" Mainstream Rock Tracks 2
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" Hot Dance Music/Club Play 4
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Single Sales 5
1986 "Harlem Shuffle" UK Top 100 Singles 13
1986 "Winning Ugly" Mainstream Rock Tracks 10
1986 "One Hit To The Body " Mainstream Rock Tracks 3
1986 "One Hit To The Body " The Billboard Hot 100 28
1986 "One Hit To The Body " UK Top 100 Singles 80