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Rolling Stones – Soul Survivor Rolling Stones – Soul Survivor Index Of Composers © Felix Aeppli 09-2020 / 03-2021 Edward G. Abner see Jimmy Reed, Edward G. Abner Jr. Honest I D o Arthur Alexander Go Home Girl You Better Move On James W. Alexander Let’s Go Steady Edward Anderson see Chuck Berry Billy Boy Arnold Don’t Stay Out All Night I Ain’t Got No Money or I Ain’t Got You Darrell Banks (based on Donnie Elbert) Open The Door To Your Heart Dave Bartholomew, Pearl King One Night Chuck Berry Around And Around Memphis, Tennessee Back In The U.S.A. No Money Down Beautiful Delilah Our Little Rendezvous Brown Eyed Handsome Man Reelin’ And Rockin’ Bye Bye Johnny Roll Over Beethoven Carol Run Around Come On Sweet Little Sixteen Jaguar And The Thunderbird Talkin’ ‘Bout You Let It Rock You Can’t Catch Me Little Queenie Otis Blackwell, Elvis Presley All Shook Up Don’t Be Cruel Lucille Bogan (a.k.a. Bessie Jackson) Shave ‘Em Dry Sonny Bono see Don Christy Arthur H. Brooks, Richard A. Brooks, Jerry Butler For Your Precious Love William “Big Bill” Broonzy Tell Me Baby Buster Brown Fannie Mae James Brown I’ll Go Crazy Try Me Napoleon "Nappy" Brown, Oscar “Ozzie” Cadena, Lew Herman (Herman Lubinsky) Night Time Is The Right Time Walter Brown, Jay McShann Confessin’ The Blues Chester Burnett (Howlin’ Wolf) Commit A Crime Jerry Butler see Arthur H. Brooks, Richard A. Brooks, Jerry Butler and Jerry Leiber, Jerry Butler and Otis Redding, Jerry Butler Artie (Arthur) Butler see Jerry Leiber, Artie (Arthur) Butler Hoagy Carmichael, Ned Washington The Nearness Of You Calvin Carter see Jimmy Reed, Edward G. Abner Jr., Calvin Carter Leroy Carr, Elmore James Blues Before Sunrise Armenter “Bo” Chatmon, Mitchell Parish and J. Mayo Williams see Taj Mahal, Jesse Ed Davis Don Christy (Sonny Bono), “Roddy” (George Roderick) Jackson She Said Yeah Eric Clapton Carnival To Rio Jimmy Cliff The Harder They Come Bob Cochran, Sharon Sheeley Somethin’ Else Eddie Cochran, Jerry Capeheart C’mon Everybody Summertime Blues Eddie Cochran, Ned (born Nelda) Fairchild Twenty Flight Rock Sam Cooke Good Times Hank (Henry) Cosby, Stevie Judkins (Wonder), Sylvia Rose Moy Uptight Michael F. Cotter or Barbara Marsha Thompson (both unconfirmed) You Just Made My Day Don Covay, Ronnie (Ronald Alonzo) Miller Mercy, Mercy Stephen Lee Cropper, Otis Redding The Dock Of The Bay Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa (Sad Song) Mr. Pitiful Willie Dixon Close To You Little Baby Down In The Bottom Little Red Rooster I Ain’t Superstitious Pretty Thing [unconfirmed] I Just Want To Make Love To You Spoonful I Want To Be Loved Tiger In Your Tank (I’m Your) Hoochie Coochie Man You Can’t Judge A Book By The Cover Just Like I Treat You Also see Willie Dixon, Otis Rush Let Me Love You, Baby Also see Sonny Boy Williamson, Ralph Bass, Willie Dixon Willie Dixon, Otis Rush I Can’t Quit You Baby Antoine “Fats” Domino I Want You To Know Antoine “Fats” Domino, Dave Bartholomew The Fat Man Eric Donaldson Cherry Oh Baby Sly Dunbar See Lindon Andrew Roberts Bob Dylan Like A Rolling Stone “Sleepy” John Estes Drop Down Mama Don Everly Oh, What A Feeling Wes Farrell, Bert Russell Hang on Sloopy Jerry G. Foster, Wilburn S. Rice Thirty Nine And Holding Preston Foster, McKinley Morganfield Got My Mojo Working Jesse Fuller San Francisco Bay Blues Lowell Fulsom, Jimmy McCracklin Tramp Kenneth Gamble, Leon A. Huff Love Train Marvin Gaye Trouble Man Marvin Gaye, William Stevenson, Clarence Paul Hitch Hike Berry Gordy Jr., Janie Bradford or John Lee Hooker Money Miles Grayson, Lermon Horton Everybody Knows About My Good Thing Earl Green, Carl Montgomery Six Days On the Road Hubert Gregg Maybe It’s Because I’m A Londoner Jerome Green Bring It To Jerome L.C. Harper Lookin’ For Trouble Kent L. Harris Cops And Robbers Dale Hawkins, Robert Chaisson (credited to Eleanor Broadwater, Stanley Lewis, Dale Hawkins) Susie Q Isaac Hayes, David Porter Hold On, I’m A-Coming Jimi Hendrix Red House Otis Hicks, Jerry West Hoo Doo Blues Robert Higginbotham (Tommy Tucker) Hi-Heel Sneakers Brian Holland, Eddie Holland, Lamont Dozier Can I Get A Witness John Lee Hooker I’m Mad or I’m Mad Again John Lee Hooker, Bernie Besman Boogie Chillen John Lee Hooker, James Bracken Dimples Buddy (Charles Hardin) Holly Learning The Game Not Fade Away Gregory Isaacs If I Don’t Have You Bessie Jackson see Lucille Bogan Marion Walter Jacobs better known as “Little Walter” Blue And Lonesome Hate To See You Go High Temperature a.k.a. Temperature (sometimes mistakenly also credited to Cohen) I Gotta Go It Ain’t Right Just Your Fool Mick Jagger, Donald Cammell or Mick Jagger, Keith Richards Memo From Turner Mick Jagger, Marianne Faithfull or Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Marianne Faithfull Sister Morphine Mick Jagger, Chris Kimsey (unconfirmed) Chris’ Song Mick Jagger, Billy Preston (credited to Mick Jagger, Keith Richards) Melody Miss You Mick Jagger, Keith Richards (including untitled Instrumentals and Jams from rehearsal sessions which most likely not only involve Mick Jagger and Keith Richards but all musicians playing as "composers") 100 Years Ago Casino Boogie 12-Bar Blues Cellophane Trouts 12-Bar Blues Improvisation Child Of The Moon 19th Nervous Breakdown Christine 20 Nil Citadel 2000 Light Years From Home Claudine 2000 Man Cocksucker Blues 5 Part Jam Come And Dance With Me Act Together Coming Down Again Acoustic Harp Blues Jam Complicated After Muddy And Charlie Congratulations Aladdin Story Connection All About You Continental Drift All Down The Line Cook Cook Blues All Sold Out Cookin’ Up All The Rage Cool, Calm And Collected All The Way Down Country Honk Already Over Me Crazy Mama Alright Charlie! Cried Out Alteration Boogie Crushed Pearl Always Suffering Curtis Meets Smokey And I Was A Country Boy Cut Your Throat Angie Dance Little Sister Another CR Dancing In The Light Anything For You Dancing With Mr. D. Anyway You Look At It Dandelion Baby Break It Down Dangerous Beauty Baby, You’re Too Much Dead Flowers Back Of My Hand Dear Doctor Back Street Girl Deep Love Backstage Jams [1965, 1966, 1972,1975, 1976, Desperate Man 1982] Did Everybody Pay Their Dues? Bathroom/Toilet A Different Kind Beast Of Burden Disco Muzik Before They Make Me Run Disposition Boogie Big Truff Don’t Be A Stranger Biggest Mistake Don’t Get Mad Bitch Don’t Stop Blinded By Love Don’t Wanna Go Home Blinded By Rainbows Doncha Bother Me Blood Red Wine (a.k.a.Untitled #17 [Version 5]) Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) Blues Doom And Gloom Blues 1 Dream About Blues 3 Dreams Blues Guitar Riffs Driving Too Fast Blues Jam [1972, 1978, 1994] Each And Everyday Of The Year Bluesberry Jam Eliza Upchink Boogie Clips & Tuning English Rose Boogie Jam Everlasting Is My Love Boogie Jam/Doodles Every Time I Break Her Heart Brand New Car Elmore James Riffs/Rock & Slide Instrumental Break Away Exile On Main Street Blues Break The Spell Factory Girl Breaking Family Broken Hearts For Me And You Fancy Man Blues Broken Toe Far Away Eyes Brown Sugar Fast Talking Built That Way Feel On Baby Bump And Ride Fingerprint File Can You Hear The Music Flight 505 Can’t Be Seen Flip The Switch Can’t Find Love Fool To Cry Forty If You Can’t Rock Me Funky Improvisation If You Let Me Funky Jam If You Really Want To Be My Friend Funky Rhythm Improvised Folk Song Funky Riff In Your Hand Gangster’s Moll Indian Girl Get Off Of My Cloud Infamy Get Your Hands Off It Must Be Hell Get Yourself Together It Should Be You Gimmie Shelter It Won’t Be Long Give Me A Hamburger To Go It Won’t Take Long Giving It Up It’s A Lie Give Me Your Hand (And I’ll Hold It Tight) It’s All Wrong Glimmer Twins Boogie It’s Alright/I Got A Hold On You Goin’ Home It’s Cold Down There Gold Painted Nails It’s Funny Golden Caddy It’s Not Easy The Golden Mile It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll Gomper Ivy League Good Time Women Jam 2 Good Times, Bad Times Jam One Gotta Get Away Jamaica Grown Up Wrong Jams [1972, 1973] Guess I Should Know Jah Wonderful Guitar Lesson Jamming With Jeff Beck Gunface Jig-Saw Puzzle Hand Of Fate Jiving Sister Fanny Hands Off John’s Jam Hang Fire Jump On Top Of Me Happy Jumpin’ Jack Flash Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing In Just Because The Shadow? Just Wanna See His Face He Loves You So Keith’s Blues Head In The Toilet Blues Keep it Cool Heart Of Stone Keep Up Blues Hearts For Sale Keys To Your Love Heaven Labour Pains High And Dry Lady Jane High School Girl The Lantern Highway Child The Last Time Highwire Laugh, I Nearly Died Hillside Blues Leave Me Alone Hold Back Let It Bleed Hold On To Your Hat Let It Loose Honest Man Let Me Down Slow Honky Tonk Women Let Me Go Hot Stuff Let’s Do It Right How Can I Stop Let’s Spend The Night Together Hurricane Lies I Am Waiting Light Up (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction Little T & A (I Can’t See No One Else) Beside You Live With Me I Don’t Care Living In A Ghost Town I Go Wild Living In The Heart Of Love I Got A Hold On You London Jam I Got A Letter Lonely At The Top I Got The Blues Long Jam (I Love The) Lady Long Long While I Love You Too Much Look Out Baby I Need You Look What The Cat Dragged In I Think I’m Going Mad Looking Tired I’ll Be Home Losing My Touch I’ll Let You Know Love Is A Test I’m Fallin’ Love Is Strong I’m Free Love’s The Same As Hate I’m Going Down Loving Cup I’m Gonna Drive Low Down I’m Not Signifying Luxury I’m Relyin’ On You Majesties Honky Tonk Identification Make It Now Man Eating Woman Scarlet Mean Disposition Send It To Me Melobar Sex Drive Memory Motel Shang A Doo Lang Mickey Mouse Blues Shattered Middle Of The Sea She Never Listens To Me Midnight Rambler She Smiled Sweetly Might As Well Get Juiced She Saw Me Coming
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