Artist	Song
The Rolling Stones	Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker)
The Rolling Stones	Angie
The Rolling Stones	It's Only Rock n' Roll (But I Like It)
The Rolling Stones	Time Waits For No One
The Rolling Stones	Fool To Cry
The Rolling Stones	Miss You
The Rolling Stones	Beast Of Burden
The Rolling Stones	Shattered
The Rolling Stones	Emotional Rescue
The Rolling Stones	Start Me Up
The Rolling Stones	Hang Fire
The Rolling Stones	Waiting On A Friend
The Rolling Stones	Undercover Of The Night
The Rolling Stones	Harlem Shuffle
The Rolling Stones	Mixed Emotions
The Rolling Stones	Love Is Strong
The Rolling Stones	You Got Me Rocking
The Rolling Stones	Rough Justice
The Rolling Stones	Streets Of Love

Comment:

This is the third disc of "Sixty Licks", a Rolling Stones compilation I formulated. The most obvious omission here is that "Anybody Seen My Baby?" - the lead single from "Bridges To Babylon" - wasn't included, though this is due to time contraints, and my feeling that their recordings from the '70s and '80s are more significant in certain respects as they depict the band while they were still evolving (albeit at a slower rate than in the '60s). Some may quibble with the selection of "You Got Me Rocking" over the aforementioned track, but this choice was, again, due to a lack of CD space - "You Got Me Rocking" is three minutes, while "Seen My Baby?" is five.

Another slight blip detractors might point out is that "Black and Blue" receives less coverage here than any of the Stones' pre-Undercover outings. This is byinlarge because B&B is a difficult album to anthologize, as it is comprised more of long, atmospheric jams than tracks that stand out in mix form (though obviously "Fool To Cry" is a necessary inclusion). Aside from which, the most logical inclusions from that record - "Memory Motel" and "Hot Stuff" - are both problematic in this context, the former because it takes up seven minutes of space, and the latter because it's a somewhat innocuous single (I hesitate to say unmemorable).

Principally, too, I believe that as many tracks should be included from "Tattoo You" as "Some Girls", so "Hang Fire" is here instead of "Respectable".

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