Sixty years ago today, The Rolling Stones scored their first No. 1 in the United States with a song that made them superstars.

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It's taken from a new anthology of his work with the Faces, the Stones and solo The post Hear Ronnie Wood’s new song, “You’re So Fine” appeared first on UNCUT.

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