Dead Flowers (track)
by The Rolling Stones

Dead Flowers by The Rolling Stones
Year: 1971
From the album Sticky Fingers (track #9)
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87/100 (from 394 votes)
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Average Rating: 
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From 09/18/2016 17:05 | #175307
A great little country number. It's nothing amazing and like a lot of Rolling Stones 'country' numbers it's never taken too seriously. Still, it's an enjoyable track, and though a little lightweight it does keep up the album's many drug references. Good song.
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From 01/13/2017 23:11 | #182623
Awesome song! I don't like country, but the Stones do it with such wit. This is near perfect.
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From 03/15/2018 16:36 | #210982
This song and Moonlight Mile are both criminally underrated.
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From 05/06/2026 07:31 | #314317
The Stones go Country Rock. Pretty much a warmup track for what was to come with Exile a couple of years later.

Not my favourite track from Sticky Fingers but still a great song and Keith and Mick T are both great on lead guitar. Mick J’s voice is OK on this but he’s far more a rocker than a country singer. (Edited)
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From 04/12/2016 18:32 | #163698
i love this song
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