The Rolling Stones Most Overlooked ‘60s Album

The Rolling Stones 1967 album Between The Buttons is the most overlooked in their '60s catalogue. It saw the end of their 'baroque' pop style and was the final album produced by Andrew 'Loog' Olham. It also saw Brian Jones at his experimental peak which contributed to its eclectic mix of songs. drawing influences from the contemporary pop scene as well as music hall, variety and folk, it's one of The Stones most eclectic albums and one which deserves reappraisal. In this video we look at all aspects from its recording in LA and London to it's iconic cover photo and at each individual track with plenty of surprises along the way. Enjoy!

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