The Rolling Stones – Between the Buttons Music CD
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The Rolling Stones - Between the Buttons Music CD
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Experience a distinctive chapter in The Rolling Stones' legendary career with Between the Buttons on Music CD. Blending the band's unmistakable rock & roll attitude with the adventurous sounds of the late 1960s, this album captures the Stones during an exciting period of musical experimentation and evolution.
Perfect for longtime Rolling Stones fans, classic rock listeners, physical music collectors, or anyone exploring the band's extensive catalog, Between the Buttons is a classic release that deserves a place in your CD collection.
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The Rolling Stones have shaped rock music for generations, and albums like Between the Buttons are an essential part of understanding their incredible musical legacy. Owning the physical CD means this classic album is always ready to play without relying on streaming.
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Recorded in late 1966 at the tail end of the band's most relentless touring years, Between the Buttons captures the Stones in a transitional moment, leaning into the psychedelic currents sweeping London while still rooted in the rhythm and blues that made them. It sits between the rawness of Aftermath and the darker ambitions of Their Satanic Majesties Request, a peculiar, underappreciated corner of their catalog worth revisiting.
Remastered USA version, the last of their albums to be released with a different track listing in America & Britain, "Let's Spend the Night Together" & "Ruby Tuesday" were both included having been released as a double a-side in America."Ruby Tuesday" went to number one in early 1967. Both the US and the UK version of the album was the last to be 'produced' by Andrew Loog Oldham. "Something Happened to Me Yesterday" features Brian Jones on sax and trombone. Regular keyboard players Jack Nietzsche and Ian Stewart are joined by Nicky Hopkins, who plays piano on several tracks, the start of his lengthy spell as a sideman. The iconic cover photo was shot by acclaimed rock photographer Gered Mankowitz.
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UPC: 018771949923
Label: Abkco
Release Date: 8.27.02
Format: CD