History Music / TheRollingStonesNo2

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''The Rolling Stones No. 2'' is the second studio album by Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, released in 1965. Like [[Music/TheRollingStones1964 their debut album]], this album mainly consists of covers, although this time there are three Jagger/Richards compositions.

* ExcitedShowTitle: ''The Rolling Stones, Now!'' includes the exclamation mark in its title.

''12 X 5'' is their second American album, released in 1964. It basically consists of their second EP ''Five By Five'' as well as songs from ''No. 2'' and singles of the era. ''The Rolling Stones, Now!'' is their third American album, released in 1965. It consists of the majority of ''No. 2'' as well as "Mona (I Need You Baby)" (from ''Music/{{The Rolling Stones|1964}}''), "Surprise, Surprise", two songs that ended up on the UK version of ''Music/OutOfOurHeads'' and the single "Little Red Rooster".

''The Rolling Stones No. 2'' is the second studio album by Music/TheRollingStones, released in 1965. Like [[Music/TheRollingStones1964 their debut album]], this album mainly consists of covers, although this time there are three Jagger/Richards compositions.

''12 X 5'' is their second American album, released in 1964. It basically consists of their second EP ''Five By Five'' as well as songs from ''No. 2'' and singles of the era. ''The Rolling Stones, Now!'' is their third American album, released in 1965. It consists of the majority of ''No. 2'' as well as "Mona (I Need You Baby)" (from ''[[Music/TheRollingStones1964 The Rolling Stones]]''), "Surprise, Surprise", two songs that ended up on the UK version of ''Music/OutOfOurHeads'' and the single "Little Red Rooster".

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''12 X 5'' is their second American album, released in 1964. It basically consists of their second EP ''Five By Five'' as well as songs from ''No. 2'' and singles of the era. ''The Rolling Stones, Now!'' is their third American album, released in 1965. It consists of the majority of ''No. 2'' as well as "Mona (I Need You Baby)" (from ''[[Music/TheRollingStones1964 The Rolling Stones]]''), "Surprise, Surprise", two songs that ended up on the UK version of ''Music/OutOfOurHeads'' and the single "Little Red Rooster". ''Now!'' is generally considered to be one of their stronger early releases.

The album was listed at #180 in ''Magazine/RollingStone''[='s=] [[Music/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime 500 Greatest Albums of All Time]].

# "Under The Boardwalk" (2:48)

The album was listed at #180 in Magazine/RollingStone's [[Music/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time]].

* SomethingBlues: "Confessin' The Blues", more or less.
* SpokenWordInMusic: "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" can count.

According to Bill Wyman, Music/JohnLennon said of this album "The album's great, but I don't like five-minute numbers".

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# "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" (5:03)

# "Time Is On My Side" (2:58)
# "What A Shame" (3:03)

# "Down The Road Apiece" (2:55)
# "Under The Boardwalk" (2:48)

# "Pain In My Heart" (2:11)

# "Around And Around" (3:03)
# "Confessin' The Blues" (2:46)

# "Time Is On My Side" (2:50)

# "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" (3:00)

# "Heart Of Stone" (2:49)
# "What A Shame" (3:06)

# "Down The Road Apiece" (2:56)
# "Off The Hook" (2:36)
# "Pain In My Heart" (2:12)

!! Everybody Needs Somebody To Trope:

* CoverVersion: The ''vast'' majority of the songs here, making them all a CoverAlbum, save for the self written "Surprise Surprise", "Heart Of Stone", "Empty Heart", "Good Times, Bad Times", "Congratulations", "What A Shame", "Off The Hook", "2120 South Michigan Avenue" and "Grown Up Wrong".

* SelfTitledAlbum: "The Rolling Stones No. 2".

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'''''The Rolling Stones No. 2''''' is the second studio album by Music/TheRollingStones, released in 1965. Like [[Music/TheRollingStones1964 their debut album]], this album mainly consists of covers, although this time there are three Jagger/Richards compositions.

'''''12 X 5''''' is their second American album, released in 1964. It basically consists of their second EP ''Five By Five'' as well as songs from ''No. 2'' and singles of the era. '''''The Rolling Stones, Now!''''' is their third American album, released in 1965. It consists of the majority of ''No. 2'' as well as "Mona (I Need You Baby)" (from ''[[Music/TheRollingStones1964 The Rolling Stones]]''), "Surprise, Surprise", two songs that ended up on the UK version of ''Music/OutOfOurHeads'' and the single "Little Red Rooster". ''Now!'' is generally considered to be one of their stronger early releases.

The album was listed at nr. #180 in Magazine/RollingStone's [[Music/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time]].

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[[AC:Side One]]

[[AC:Side Two]]

[[AC:Side One]]

[[AC:Side Two]]

* NewSoundAlbum: To an extent. Instead of it being mainly nlues covers, it is now mainly R&B covers.

# "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love"
# "Down Home Girl"
# "You Can't Catch Me"
# "Time Is On My Side"
# "What A Shame"
# "Grown Up Wrong"
# "Down The Road Apiece"
# "Under The Boardwalk"
# "I Can't Be Satisfied"
# "Pain In My Heart"
# "Off The Hook"
# "Susie Q"

# "Around And Around"
# "Confessin' The Blues"
# "Empty Heart"
# "Time Is On My Side"
# "Good Times, Bad Times"
# "It's All Over Now"
# "2120 South Michigan Avenue"
# "Under The Boardwalk"
# "Congratulations"
# "Grown Up Wrong"
# "If You Need Me"
# "Susie Q"

# "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love"
# "Down Home Girl"
# "You Can't Catch Me"
# "Heart Of Stone"
# "What A Shame"
# "Mona (I Need You Baby)"
# "Down The Road Apiece"
# "Off The Hook"
# "Pain In My Heart"
# "Oh Baby (We Got a Good Thing Going)"
# "Little Red Rooster"
# "Surprise, Surprise"

* CoverVersion: The ''vast'' majority of the songs here, making it almost a CoverAlbum, save for three original songs written by their own.

* NewSoundAlbum: To an extent. Instead of it being mainly Blues covers, it is now mainly R&B covers.

* ThePowerOfLove: "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love", "Oh Baby (We Got A Good Thing Going)".

* ThreeChordsAndTheTruth: Much of the songs here.

* Mick Jagger - lead vocals, harmonica, percussion, tambourine

* Brian Jones - guitar, vocals, keyboard, organ, harmonica, percussion, maracas

* CoverVersion: The ''vast'' majority of the songs here.

* OneWomanSong: "Susie Q".

According to Bill Wyman, Music/JohnLennon said of this album " "The album's great, but I don't like five-minute numbers".