DON'T NEED A WHORE,
I DON'T NEED NO BOOZE
DON'T NEED A VIRGIN PRIEST
BUT I NEED SOMEONE
I CAN CRY TO
I NEED SOMEONE
TO PROTECT
Tattoo You
is the sixteenth U.K
and
eighteenth U.S.
studio album
by the
English Rock band
released on
August,24th1981
by
Rolling Stones Records.
The album is mostly
composed of
studio outtakes
recorded during
the 1970s,
and contains one
of the band's
most well-known songs,
"Start Me Up",
which hit
number two
on the
US Billboard
singles charts.
A combination of
touring obligations
and personal feuding
between band members
made it difficult
to arrange
dedicated
recording sessions
for the band's
follow-up to 1980's
Emotional Rescue
As a result, the
band's production team
combed through
unused recordings
from prior sessions,
some dating back
almost a decade.
While a few of the songs
were used essentially
as-is in their original form,
most of these earlier recordings
were not complete,
consisting of song fragments
requiring much work.
Studio time
was booked
throughout
1980 and 1981
and band members
came in when available
to finish off the tracks.
The credited members
of the Rolling Stones
for the album were
vocalist
Mick Jagger,
guitarists
Keith Richards
and
Ronnie Wood,
bassist
Bill Wyman
and
drummer
Charlie Watts
while older tracks
feature former
Stones guitarist
Mick Taylor
("Tops"),
keyboardists
Nicky Hopkins
and
Billy Preston,
Black and Blue session
guitarist
Wayne Perkins
("Worried About You")
and
founding member
Ian Stewart.
The album proved
to be both a
critical and
commercial success
upon release,
reaching the top
of the
US Billboard 200.
To date,
it is the final
Rolling Stones album
to reach the
top position of
the US charts,
concluding the band's
string of eight
consecutive
number-one
albums there,
dating back to
1971's
Sticky Fingers.
In 1989,
it was ranked No. 34
on
Rolling Stone magazine's
list of the
100 greatest albums
of the 1980s.
In 2003,
the album was ranked
number 211
on
Rolling Stone's list
of the
500 Greatest Albums
of All Time,
then re-ranked number
213
in the
2012 revised list.
Peter Corriston,
who was responsible
for the album
cover's concept origination,
art direction
and design,
won a
Grammy Award
in the category of
Best Album Package.
Background
Tattoo You
is an album primarily
composed of outtakes
from previous recording sessions,
some dating back a decade,
with new vocals
and overdubs.
The Rolling Stones
put together this collection
to have a new album
to promote
for their worldwide
American Tour 1981/European Tour 1982
beginning that
September.
TRACKLIST
CD 1
(Tattoo You 2021 Remastered)
Start Me Up
Hang Fire
Slave
Little T&A
Black Limousine
Neighbours
Worried About You
Tops
Heaven
No Use In Crying
Waiting On A Friend
Miss You
[Dance Version] [*]
CD 2
( Lost & Found: Rarities)
Living In The Heart Of Love
Fiji Jim
Troubles A’ Comin
Shame, Shame, Shame
Drift Away
It's A Lie
Come To The Ball
Fast Talking, Slow Walking
Start Me Up
(Early Demo)
Waiting On My Friend
(Waiting on A Friend Demo)
No Use in Crying
(Demo)
(Long Version)
CD 3

Still Life
(Wembley Stadium 1982 Part 1)
Under My Thumb
When The Whip Comes Down
Let's Spend The Night Together
Shattered
Neighbours
Black Limousine
Just My Imagination
(Running Away With Me)
Twenty Flight Rock
Going To A Go-Go
Chantilly Lace
Let Me Go
Time Is On My Side
Beast Of Burden
Let It Bleed
You Can't Always Get What You Want
CD 4

Still Life
(Wembley Stadium 1982 Part 2)
Band Introductions
Little T&A
Tumbling Dice
She's So Cold
Hang Fire
Miss You
Honky Tonk Women
Brown Sugar
Start Me Up
Jumpin' Jack Flash
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
Beast Of Burden
[Live] [*]
I Just Wanna Make Love To You
[Live] [*]
BONUS CD
Tattoo You TOO
* Almost The Same As
The
( Lost & Found: Rarities)
CD As Above
But Was A
Stand Alone CD
If You Didn't Want The Box
Living in the Heart of Love
Claudine
Everything is Turning to Gold
Fiji Jim
So Young
Criss Cross Man
Through the Lonely Nights
We Had It All
I Think I'm Going Mad
Drift Away
Fast Talking, Slow Walking
Waiting On A Friend
(Remix)
Waiting On My Friend
(Waiting on A Friend Demo)
Start Me Up
(Early Demo)
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