“Undercover of the Night” was an attempt by The Rolling Stones to keep it in the here and now instead of resting on old laurels. And it succeeded in those goals, even if it divided “The ...

4. “She Was Hot,” from Undercover (1983). Undercover captures the Stones at a time when the aggression in their music kind of overrode everything else.(Dirty Work from 1986, an unfortunate ...

8. "Undercover of the Night" From: Undercover (1983) Even though outside musicians supply some of the percussive fuel for this rhythmic political song from 1983, it's Watts' machine-gun drumming ...

“Let’s Spend the Night Together” is one of The Rolling Stones’ tamer songs, but the titular suggestion went too far for some people back in 1967.

On “Undercover of the Night" it was sexy. ... In 2013, Rolling Stone magazine ranked “Sweet Black Angel” at number 57 in their “100 Greatest Rolling Stones Songs ...

“Undercover of the Night ... The best Rolling Stones songs are the ones that immediately make you want to get on your feet. “Rock and a Hard Place,” even with its very ’80s-sounding ...

Possibly the best Rolling Stones track without Keith Richards on it, “Moonlight Mile” was the product of a spontaneous late-night session with Mick Jagger, Mick Taylor, and Charlie Watts ...

The Rolling Stones have been frequent visitors to Cleveland over the years. Here's Plain Dealer Rock Critic Michael Heaton's review of the band's Sept. 27, 1989, appearance at Municipal Stadium.

'Undercover of the Night' From 'Undercover' (1983) While the Stones haven't been overly political with their songwriting over the years, 'Undercover' finds Jagger exploring corruption in Central ...