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Carol

The Rolling Stones

Four tracks of high-voltage rhythm and blues from 1964. Raw, swinging, and heavy on the harmonica, capturing the band before they became icons.

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It's the Stones at their hungriest, playing Chuck Berry like their lives depended on it.

A high-octane blend of youthful arrogance and deep reverence for the blues.

Carol · vs · The Rolling Stones
Energetic+4.0σ

Energetic saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

Tracklist · 4 Tracks
01
Carol
02
Tell Me
03
Now I’ve Got a Witness
04
I’m a King Bee
Moments Worth Waiting For
The opening double-stop guitar riff on Carol that immediately signals the band's Chuck Berry obsession.
The swampy, slowed-down blues crawl of I'm a King Bee featuring a piercing harmonica wail.
The transition into the acoustic-driven melancholy of Tell Me, showing the first signs of their songwriting evolution.
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