Gimme ShelterThe Rolling Stones
Gimme Shelter
1969 · From Let It Bleed
Merry Clayton's voice cracking on "murder" is the sound of the sixties ending, mid-take, in one syllable.
★ 9.4
Merry Clayton's voice cracking on "murder" is the sound of the sixties ending, mid-take, in one syllable.
Faithfull handed Jagger Bulgakov, Richards turned the folk sketch into samba and played both bass and the solo.

Jackson took the chorus line from a CPR dummy named Annie, and the anti-gravity lean later earned a patent.

Mullen's marching snare was cut at the foot of a Windmill Lane stairwell, and Bono insisted it was no rebel song.

O'Riordan answering the 1993 Warrington bombing by trading jangle for distortion, then six weeks atop America's alternative chart.

Funk metal aimed at a Bad-era Jackson hit; he vetted the video himself and asked for scenes reshot.