Motown and The Rolling Stones

[remicks]

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And then there's The Stones and Motown : :D

Using as reference the same TOP 40 songs from Motown's golden era ( 1962-1971) :

The Rolling Stones loved Motown and did four significant cover versions of Motown songs:



SO ....

What four Motown songs did the Rolling Stones cover?

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( It would seem that Motown wasn't as equally enamored with the Stones ... and so there are no Motown covers of their songs to name :( )


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[Davicillo]

Going to a go-go (Smokey Robinson & Miracles)
Ain't too proud to beg (Temptations)

er.......can't think of the other 2.

[marmite7]

Can I Get A Witness from their 1st LP

[marmite7]

Didn't they also do:

Just My Imagination

[remicks]

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Three down .... one to go ........ ... to a go-go


YES ....... "GOING TO A GO-GO " ( whatever happpened to that term ? ....Go-Go music .. nope, just not the right ring to it)

YES ....... "AIN'T TO PROUD TO BEG"

YES ......"JUST MY IMAGINATION RUNNING AWAY WITH ME "

NOPE ...... "CAN I GET A WITNESS"

still needed ........ one more

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[remicks]

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I'll throw in a clue: :D

If I were a DJ at a radio station , I might ( oh so cleverly ) follow this song with The Staple Singers' " I'LL TAKE YOU THERE "


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[marmite7]

Remicks - The Stone DID cover Can I Get A Witness on their 1st LP - Titled Rolling Stones released in 1964 on UK London.


It's on side two. They do their own version in reply to this track on side one, called Now I've Got A Witness (Like Uncle Phil & Uncle Gene).


They also covered Barrett Strongs's - Money, Marvin's - Hitchike & Stevie Wonder's - I Don't Know Why.

[marmite7]

Oh yeah - and My Girl on the UK LP "Stone Age" from 1971

[Nano]

"My girl" could be No. 4. That's from the "Flowers" compilation. But in the "Out of our heads" LP (1965) they also do their own version of "Hitch hike", one of Marvin Gaye's early hits. So now we have five! :P

Maybe there are more? After all, during their first era the Stones went as far as to "replicate" the Motown sound in their own original "Under my thumb" (from the "Aftermath" LP).

[markydefad]

Mick did a cover of Dancing In The Streets with David Bowie. Are you counting that? I would think not.