Rolling Stones - Aftermath (UK) [LP]The Rolling Stones "Aftermath (UK)" The Rolling Stones 1966 album Aftermath represented a milestone for the band as it was the first to consist solely of Jagger Richards original songs. It also strongly featured the remarkably wry, observant songwriting of "Mother's Little Helper" and the baroque charm of "Lady Jane." The album showcases Brian Jones' versatility as an instrumentalist. He's heard playing bells, dulcimer, harpsichord, marimba, and

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with a seemingly never-ending supply of uniquely talented artists and writers

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Foy Willing And The Riders Of The Purple Sage were a country group who combined recording and performing with appearing in a string of Western movies in the later heyday of the genre in the '40s and early '50s