Mick Jagger describes “Sympathy for the Devil” as a Bob Dylan song. Die-hard music fans won’t have a problem telling the difference between Dylan and the Stones, ...

Sympathy For The Devil was released as a single in its edited 4mins 9secs version on 6 December 1968. ... “Sympathy For The Devil is a song that says, ‘Don't forget him.

The song features instrumental accompaniment by Ben Harper, who also produced the album and contributed one song of his own, “Masterpiece.” Listen to “Sympathy for the Devil”: Trending Stories ...

'Sympathy for the Devil,' the lead-off anthem from 1968's 'Beggars Banquet,' is the most adventurous and innovative track in the Rolling Stones' massive songbook. Originally written by Mick Jagger ...

Lemmy recently told us the band recorded the track at the request of wrestling great Triple H. As for his thoughts on the song, he astutely states, "Oh, we killed that." And he's right. The song ...

Even the fiercest tracks, like “Sympathy For The Devil” or “Street Fighting Man” make crucial use of acoustic instrumentation. Other key songs are, at root, ballads, drawn from country and ...

Bryan Ferry's 'Sympathy For the Devil,' from Roxy Music singer's new 'Live At the Royal Albert Hall 1974,' is a song you need to know ...

"Sympathy for the Devil" is not the first song in Cruella to remind me of other movies' soundtracks. For example, "One Way or Another" by Blondie plays during the montage of Cruella upstaging the ...

“EVERY community, in the natural course of events, demands an individual who shall take upon himself all sorts of extraordinary achievements in the ways of amusements who will crowd the streets ...