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All of these lists were complied from the results of polls which Rolling Stones fans have been voting on since 1999 at this sites polling booths; including both Weekly Polls (which are all final results), and the current results from the On Going Polls. In some cases you will see Top Five Favorites, other times just the Top Pick for that week. To view the full, final results from each Weekly Poll, you can visit the Poll's Archive Page and then check out each week's poll archive - or, visit the Poll Menu to join us either in the current voting - or to check out the current results from any of the On-Going Polls. The date(s) in the parentheses next to each list shows on what day the poll was started on, and you can look up the full results by using that info. Top Ratings for the Stones Videos (Zero thru 10, with 10 being the highest score) (From different weekly polls that started up in 2016)
Top Ratings for the Stones Album
Covers
Top 5 Favorite Stones Studio Albums (From our On-Going poll that ran from 7/19/1999, and ended 5/5/24)
The three Least Favorite Rolling Stones Studio Albums (From our On-Going poll that ran from 7/19/1999, and ended
5/5/24)
Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! (in
a landslide, with 35.7% of the first place votes) The Stones Most Underrated Studio Album (Voted on the week of 3/6/2000 & again the week of 6/4/2007) Goats Head Soup The Stones Most Overrated Studio Album (First Voted on the week of 3/13/2000) Steel Wheels The Stones Most Overrated Studio Album (Second Vote on the week of 6/11/2007) Exile On The Stones' Darkest Studio Album (Voted on the week of 11/13/2000) Let It Bleed The Stones' Most Upbeat Studio Album (Voted on the week of 11/20/2000) Some Girls Best Studio Album released by the Stones in the 1960s
(Voted on the week of 11/24/2008) Let It Bleed (1969) Best Studio Album released by the Stones in the 1970s (Voted on the week of 12/1/2008) Sticky Fingers (1971) Best Studio Album released by the Stones in the 1980s (Voted on the week of 12/8/2008) Tattoo You (1981) Best Studio Album released by the Stones in the 1990s? (Voted on the week of 12/15/2008) Voodoo Lounge (1994) Best Studio Album released so far by the Stones in the 2000s (Voted on the week of 6/5/2017)
Blue & Lonesome (2016) Out of the top Stones Albums picked from each decade above, the
one picked as most favorite: (Voted on the week
of 12/29/2008) Sticky Fingers (1971) The Stones' Greatest Greatest Hits Albums ever (Voted on the week of 2/14/2000) Hot Rocks (1964 - 1971) The Top 5 Favorite Stones Album titles (Voted on the week of 4/10/2000) Exile On Stones Studio Album with the best packaging (Voted on the week of 4/10/2006) Sticky Fingers Stones Studio Album with the worst packaging (Voted on 4/3/2006) Dirty Work Which Stones Album has the best drawing on its cover? (Voted on the week of 12/12/2005) It's Only Rock n Roll Studio Album that best defines the Stones true sound (Voted on the week of 5/29/2000) Exile On Stones album with the best original lyrics (Voted on the week of 8/16/2009) Beggars Banquet Stones album with the worst original lyrics (Voted on the week of 8/10/2009) Dirty Work
Individual Stones - Mick Jagger - The Top 5 Songs Mick Jagger Sings His Best Vocals on (Voted on the week of 10/11/1999)Sympathy for the Devil* *Was tied for first with "I Got the Blues" until a run off poll was finally taken week of July 23, 2009. Mick Jagger's two best overall Stones Albums (Voted on the week of 6/1/2009)Sticky Fingers -
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar,
Percussion A tie took place when we first voted on this, so we put his work on the two LPs up against each other a few weeks later, and Mick's work on Sticky Fingers came in first. Stones Song that Mick Jagger blows his best harp/harmonica on (Voted on the week of 3/24/2008) Midnight Rambler Mick Jagger's best Studio performance playing guitar (Voted on the week of 1/5/2009) Back Of My Hand
(Electric Slide Guitar)
Stones Song which features Mick Jagger on an instrument other than a six-string guitar or harp that he plays best on (Voted on the week of 6/16/2008) Memory Motel (Concert Piano)
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- Keith Richards The Top 5 Songs Keith Richards Shines the Brightest On (Voted on the week of 11/15/1999)Happy - Lead and Bass Guitars plus Lead
Vocals and Song Writing Keith Richard's best overall Stones Album (Voted on the week of 4/29/2002) Exile On Stones song which features Keith Richards on another instrument besides six string guitar that he performs best on (Voted on the week of 6/2/2008) Jumping Jack Flash - Bass The Top Keith Richards quote ever made (Voted on the week of 5/8/2006) I've never had a problem
with drugs. I've had problems with the police Favorite Nickname for Keith Richards (Voted on the week of 3/22/2010) Keef (or Keif) R
- Brian Jones The Top 5 Songs Brian Jones Shines the Brightest On (Voted on the week of 11/29/1999)Paint It Black - Sitar & Tamboura Stones Song that Brian Jones blows his best harp/harmonica on (Voted on 3/31/2008) Not Fade Away Brian Jones' best overall Stones Album (Voted on the week of 4/28/2003) Aftermath - Rhythm & Acoustic Guitars, Dulcimer, Sitar, Marimbas, Tamboura, Bells, Harmonica, Piano, Organ, HarpsichordStones Song that features Brian Jones on another instrument besides guitar, that he perform best on (Voted on the week of 5/26/2008)Paint It Black - Sitar & Tamboura
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The Top 3 Songs Brian played Slide on
- Charlie Watts The Top 5 Songs Charlie Watts Plays His Drums Best on (Voted on the week of 1/10/2000) Get Off Of My Cloud & Paint It Black (tied for first*) * Tiebreaker poll held (week of 12-1-14) and "Get Off Of My Cloud" won 50.4% to 49.6%. Charlie Watts' best overall Stones Studio Album (Voted on the week of 7/8/2002)Exile On On a scale of zero to 10, rate Chalie Watts as a drummer (Voted on the week of 11/20/2018)
- Mick The Top 5 Songs Mick Can't You Hear Me Knocking - Rhythm, then Lead Guitar
2) Sway 3) All Down The Line & Stop Breaking Down (tie)
Mick Sticky Fingers - Lead & Rhythm Guitars, Acoustic & Slide GuitarsStones Song that features Mick Tumbling Dice - Bass R
- Ron Wood The Top 5 Songs Ron Wood's Shines The Brightest On (Voted on the week of 7/16/2001) Beast of Burden - Acoustic &
Electric Guitars
plus solo Ron Wood's best overall Stones Studio Album (Voted on the week of 8/23/2004) Some Girls - Lead, Steel, Acoustic and Slide Guitars plus
Percussion, Backing Vocals Stones Song that features Ron Wood on another instrument besides six string guitar that he performs best on (Voted on the week of 6/23/2008) Shattered - Bass & Drums
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- Bill Wyman The Top 5 Songs Bill Wyman Shines The Brightest On (Voted on the week of 7/23/2001) Jumpin' Jack Flash - Organ, wrote
guitar riff
(uncredited) Bill Wyman's best overall Stones Studio Album (Voted on the week of 7/14/2003) Sticky Fingers Bass &
Piano Stones Song that features Bill Wyman on another instrument besides bass guitar that he performs best on (Voted on the week of 6/9/2008 and then again in the week of 10/21/19) Monkey Man - Vibes R
The Supporting Cast Ian "Stu" Stewart's Best Piano or Organ part in a Stones song (Voted on the week of 8/23/2009) Let It Bleed - Honky Tonk Piano Nicky Hopkins' Best Piano part in a Stones song (Voted on the week of 8/31/2009) She's A Rainbow Bobby Keys' Best Saxophone heard on a Stones song (Voted on the week of 11/10/2019) Brown Sugar Chuck Leavell's Best Keyboard heard on a Stones song (Voted on the week of 11/17/2019) Out Of Tears - Piano Darryl Jones's Best Bass part heard on a Stones song (Voted on the week of 11/25/2019) You Got Me Rocking Jack Nitzsche's Best Work heard on a Stones song (Voted on the week of 1/13/2020) Let's Spend the Night Together - Piano Billy Preston's Best Work heard on a Stones song (Voted on the week of 1/6/2020) 'Melody' and 'Shine a Light' tied for first, but then in a tiebreaker poll, 'Shine a Light was chosen. Lisa Fischer's Best Vocal heard on a Stones song (Voted on the week of 10/12/20) Rock and a Hard Place (1989) Jim Price's Best Work heard on a Stones song (Voted on the week of 10/26/20) Rocks Off - Played Trumpet & Trombone Top 5 favorite Rolling Stones movies or documentaries (First voted on week of 5-10-1999)25 x 5: Continuing Adventures
of the Rolling Stones Top 5 favorite Rolling Stones movies or documentaries (Second voted on week of 10/3/2005, after the release of 4 Flicks) Gimme Shelter Top 5 favorite Rolling
Stones movies or documentaries (Third
vote week of 3/23/2005, after the release of Shine a Light) Top 5 Motion Pictures that used a Rolling Stones song(s) best (Voted on the week of 6/16/2003) GoodFellas - Used: Gimme
Shelter, Monkey Man & Memo from Turner Top 5 favorite Stones Videos (Voted on the week of 10/23/2000) Jumpin' Jack Flash
(version w/ Stones wearing heavy makeup) The film in which Mick Jagger performed his best acting
(Voted on the week of 11/27/2000) Performance (1969) Other
Miscellaneous Stones Lists Top 3 Favorite Rolling Stones Members (From an On-Going poll started on 7/19/1999, last updated 2/15/09)
Who is the sixth Rolling Stone? Ian 'Stu' Stewart From the top Songs picked for each Stone playing a different instrument than the one he normally plays, which instrument/song does which Stone shine brightest on? (Voted on the week of 7/7/2008) Brian Jones - His Sitar
& Tamboura on Paint It Black The 3 best moments in the Rolling Stones' history (Voted on the week of 8/2/2004) 1) Brian Jones forms the
Stones in 1962, and Mick Jagger & Keith Richards join soon after. The 3 worst moments in the Rolling Stones' history (Voted on the week of 7/26/2004) 1) Hell's Angels beating up
fans (and one fan being killed) at their free concert at The 3 most embarrassing things to happen to the Stones (Voted on the week of 3/7/2005) 1) Justin Timberlake joins
the Stones on stage in Fans Top 2 Favorite Stones Photos (click on link to see photo) (Voted on the week of 8/22/2005) Patience Please -
Ethan
Russell's photo of Keith in the Producer who got the best sound out of the Rolling Stones
(Voted on the week
of 9/26/2005)
Jimmy Miller (1968 - 1976) Top 5 favorite Stones chicks (Voted on the week of 5/15/2006)Anita Pallenberg (Brian,
Keith & Micks gal)
Favorite Nickname for a member of the Stones or their inner family (Top 5) (Voted on the week of 3-28-2010) The Glimmer Twins - Nickname for Mick Jagger & Keith Richards Keef (or Keif) - Nickname for Keith Richards Stu - Nickname for Ian Stewart Ol' Rubberlips (or The Lips) - Nickname for Mick Jagger Stone Face - Nickname for Bill Wyman Stones Fans Favorite Beatles Album (Voted on the week of 9/30/2002)The White Album (aka The Beatles) If one of the Beatles could have been a Stone, who would have made the best one? (Voted on the week of 5/22/00) John Lennon If one of the Stones could have been a Beatle, who would have made the best one? (Voted on the week of 7/18/11) Brian JonesBesides The Stones, the Top 5 Favorite Rock Bands of their Fans (Voted on the week of 12/4/2000) The Beatles Favorite Solo Artist or Duo of Stones Fans (Voted on the week of 12/11/2000) Bob Dylan
The most underrated Rolling Stone (Voted on the week of July 16, 2012) Bill Wyman The Stones' best era was: The Mick Taylor years (Voted on the week of Sept 26, 2016)The Top 3 Slide Guitar players in the Stones were (Voted on the week of Dec 18, 2018)
1) Brian Jones 31.8%
Best 5 Slides heard in a Stones song
No Expectations - Acoustic Lap Slide Guitar by Brian Jones 12.7%
Who was more of a musicial genius in the Stones, Mick Jagger, Brian Jones, or Keith Richards?
Brian Jones 50.9% |
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