Rolling Stones - Love In Vain (1972)

"Love In Vain' was Brian Jones signature song of sad & wistful Adieu!!!

Stop fronting you F**king poser. To say that you "don't like Exile" and the best material the Stones produced came from the sixties just shows that you have no taste, are a moron or are just repeating what daddy told you. Perhaps all three. The Mick Taylor era was simply the Golden Age of the Stones in terms of musical quality and creativity. The other Stones "eras" simply don't compare, jackass.

brian had nuthin to do with yayas? most of the songs he was with the stones when they were made. some girls had higher sales because of inflation there a difference between a dollar in 1967 and a dollar in 1978. iv never listened to exile so i have no comment but i like only 2 songs on both black and blue and its only rockn roll. goats heads soup i have no comment . but the only thing mick did was play some good guitar and "cant you hear me knockin" brian was a true stone with heart mick didnt

you ignorant F**k what you just said was pritty gay but made me laugh. get your head out of yourass and tell me sumthing about the stones. come on you F****t motherfucker because you dont know S**t so piss off

you know jack and S**t , and jack just left town asshole

i never liked your mother's P***y that much either

SoberGeorge, you should start drinking again

you are so controversial and disingenuous.

best version of 'love in vain' I've ever heard... they all play great. the two micks are amazing. best band of all time (with the best lineup)

ALL MY LOVE IS IN VAIN :(

i like the r.j version better

yes actually mick taylor was on tattoo you just waiting on a friend was recored in dynamic studios in kingston jamaica jackass

so much better than album version

fuckin' yeah! just listening =)

Mick Taylor didn't play on Tattoo You, as he was complete history by 1975. Tatoo You w Secondly, the Stones were almost broke and were forced to flee the UK as tax exiles, hence, the album titled 'Exile on Mainstreet". Exile recieved very negative editorial reviews upon it's release, however Stones fans (including myself) strongly disagreed... In my opinion, Exile is a masterpiece. Ron Wood has been an important ingredient in the evolution of the Stones.