Sleeve Notes1972
Shake Your Hips
The Rolling Stones · 1972Recording
The track was recorded for Exile on Main St. with Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Mick Taylor, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts. Sessions took place at Villa Nellcôte in France and Olympic Studios in London, with Jimmy Miller producing and Andy Johns engineering much of the album. Released on Exile on Main St. in 1972, it showed the Rolling Stones drawing directly from Louisiana blues through Slim Harpo material. Though not issued as a single, it helped define the album raw blues and roots based character. It remains a notable Exile on Main St. deep cut and one of the band documented Slim Harpo covers. The track reinforces the Rolling Stones long connection to American blues repertoire and their early 1970s studio sound.
ArtistThe Rolling Stones
Year1972
StudioVilla Nellcôte; Olympic Studios
LabelRolling Stones Records
ProducersJimmy Miller · Andy Johns
How curators tag this
Blues100%
Sound check
Same ArtistFig. A
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Fortune Teller
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SamplesFig. B
Shake Your Hips
Slim Harpo · 1966 · sampled
Year · 1972Fig. C
Artist · The Rolling StonesIn the Sleeve Notes
1970s
1972Shake Your HipsYou are here
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