She Was Hot. Исполнитель. She Was Hot. Rolling Stones.

She Was Hot" is a song by The Rolling Stones from their 1983 album Undercover. Recording on "She Was Hot" first began in late 1982. Written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, the song is a traditional rock 'n' roll number from the band. The song is notable as both original Rolling Stones pianist Ian Stewart and pianist Chuck Leavell perform on the recording.

The Rolling Stones - Undercover Excellent condition! This version has a very rare album artwork. Please refer to photos. Tracklist: Side one 1. "Undercover of the Night" 4:31 2. "She Was Hot" 4:40 3. "Tie You Up (The Pain of Love)" 4:16 4. "Wanna Hold You" 3:52 5. "Feel On Baby" 5:03 Side two 1. "Too Much Blood" 6:14 2. "Pretty Beat Up" Jagger, Richards, Ronnie Wood 4:03 3. "Too Tough" 3:52. 4. "All the Way Down" 3:12 5. "It Must Be Hell" 5:03 Comes from pet free and smoke free home.

Why did the Stones call this album Some Girls? "Because we couldn't remember their fucking names," as Richards put it at the time. The title song remains one of the Stones' funniest moments, as Jagger sings about the hard work of womanizing, pursued by groupies who take his money and take his clothes. Rip Torn, Veteran Actor and ‘Larry Sanders Show’ Star, Dead at 88. What the Hell Is Going on With Trump and the Census, Explained.

As the following list of Rolling Stones Albums Ranked Worst to Best makes clear, the Stones really are a band of wealth and taste. We’re not talking money or that iconic tongue logo; this is about the group's armload of album releases, dating back to 1964. There are a lot of them (24 by our method – more on that in a minute), and the vast majority range from pretty good to phenomenally classic. Even the bad Stones records manage to showcase a consistency, drive and tunefulness worthy of their creators

The Rolling Stones - Undercover Excellent condition! This version has a very rare album artwork.

She was hot - she had no place to go. She was hot - on a cold and rainy night. Detroit was smoky grey. Nothing like the good old days. And she was hot - in a 50's dress. She was hot - her lips were flashing red. I was lost - in her burning flesh. I was hot - I was dripping sweat. She was hot - in the Detroit snow. She was hot - she had no place to go. And she was hot - and I had the blues. She was hot - honey, where were you? If you were in my shoes.