Other Mixes By Denis Wilson
"Rhythm and Blues had a baby and they called it The Rolling Stones"
| Artist | Song | |
| Chuck Berry | Little Queenie | |
| Bo Diddley | Cracking up | |
| Arthur Alexander | You better move on | |
| Smokey Robinson | Going to a go-go | |
| Buddy Holly | Not fade away | |
| Bob and Earl | Harlem Shuffle | |
| The O'Jays | Love train | |
| BB King | Rock me baby | |
| Eddie Cochran | 20 Flight Rock | |
| Sam Cooke | Good times | |
| Bobby Womack | It's all over now | |
| Eric Donaldson | Cherry oh baby | |
| Wilson Pickett | If you need me | |
| Jimmy Cliff | The harder they come (Keith solo single) | |
| Jimmy Reed | Shame Shame Shame | |
| Muddy Waters | Still a fool | |
| Slim Harpo | I'm a king bee | |
| Dale Hawkins | Suzie Q | |
| Otis Redding | I've been loving you too long | |
| The Temptations | Just my imagination | |
| The Drifters | Under the boardwalk | |
| Dobie Gray | Drift away | |
| Rufus Thomas | Walking the dog | |
| Marvin Gaye | Hitch-hike | |
| Hank Snow | I'm moving on | |
| Barrett Strong | Money | |
| Irma Thomas | Time is on my side | |
| Howling Wolf | Down in the bottom | |
Comment:
This mix explores the influences of the Rolling Stones, and as you can see, it's a virtual melting pot of R'N'B, blues, pop, country and rock n' roll.
Feedback:
Great! For most of their covers, I like the originals more - not meant to be a slam against the Stones; they just picked good tunes to do.
I like the concept, and any excuse for more R&B at Art of the Mix. Good work.