ROLLING STONES: Stoned (7' Single - B-Side 1963)

Recorded: 7th Oct. 1963, De Lane Lea Studios, London. Producer: Eric Easton.
The Stones released "Stoned" as the B-side of "I Wanna Be Your Man" - 1st Nov. 1963 (2nd 7" Single).
It was the first song released to be credited to "Nanker Phelge" and the band's first original composition.
Some pressings of the 7" Single misstate the B-side title as "Stones".

[jeffkehoe]

Nobody knows about this except us real fans!

[MichaelPaglia-bdrc]

Great early instrumental by the Stones[Some earlier pressings of this single were mistakenly spelled as "Stones", believe it or not, on the flip to their rendering of Lennon-McCartney's "I Wanna Be Your Man", which they did a great job on!]. Great harp playing by Brian, excellent guitar break by Keef, superb ivory jangling by Stu and not to forget Charlie's drumming. RIP to Brian, Stu & Charlie.

[ovalvox]

Stu is the man on this. Those ivories shine here.

[rebeccawagner]

The stones will always be 2nd to none🎉🎉.I'm a Stones fan for life 🎉🎉. Mick and the boys are the best there is 62yrs is proof of that.

[DrSimian]

I’ve always loved the last line: “…where am I at?”

[DaidBowey]

You can smell the smoke coming off this brilliant

[arturotoscanini]

I fucking love the Brian Jones period Stones.
It's the dogs bollox and then some

[wboyle]

The rolling stones with stoned over the pond the beach boys had stoked two great tracks

[josecandal]

- Vocal: Mick Jagger
- Guitar: Keith Richards
- Harmonica: Brian Jones
- Bass: Bill Wyman
- Drums: Charlie Watts
- Piano: Ian Stewart

[nainoswad]

Stu on piano..Brian on Harp..a real touch of the Nankers..thank you!

[rhondadiaz]

Absolutely love this. Early Stones. So bluesy

[Jammer_]

There is nothing else like this. I feel like I have known them my whole life

[williammeier]

I love this quasi-instrumental 12 bar blues! Valiant early effort by the Rolling Stones!

[sandunelm]

I've looked everywhere can't find one of their B SIDES ." It's You oo for me, your the one I fancy ."

[chriscrawford]

Finally a Worthy version. Thank u so much. Takes me back to my youth and my hip dad s vinyl co!!ection. Rainy days were a dream come true, ya know.

[UKsoldier]

Brings back so many memories of my late brother who was such a committed Stones fan. The 1960’s such a great decade. RIP

[Bez-ebdu]

of my am I at? Throwaway B-side in 1963, probably ban it on the radio now for glamourising drug taking!!

[USNVA-yncp]

this was their answer to Green onions by Booker t and mgs

[kulikieb]

Moje drugie spotkanie z Rolling Stones gdy mialem -nascie lat. To se ne vrati, szkoda...

[brentwoodbay]

We heard the Stones were playing at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff, 1963 or 1964 ? We did not have tickets but went down any way. As we walked along Cowbridge Rd, there was a VW bus pulled up at one of the smaller park gates, with a guy rattling the gates as if to get in. One of the people in the bus turned round to look at us, it was Brian Jones! Right then the guy who had been at the gate came back to get in the VW, and said "Excuse me" in an obvious English accent! It was Mick! They reversed out to look for the prper entrance.
We ended up at the stage door, and for a few brief moments, we could see them on stage, from behind! performing 'Stoned' . Years later I checked the play lists for the concerts they did there, and this does not appear! Was it because it was banned?