3 Songs You Didn’t Know Ronnie Wood Wrote for the Rolling Stones
Ronnie Wood, a veteran musician of The Rolling Stones, contributed to the band's songwriting besides his solo work.
"Pretty Beat Up":
A fusion of rock and disco from the 1983 album "Undercover," co-written by Jagger, Richards, and Wood.
"Black Limousine":
From 1981's "Tattoo You," reflects breakup themes, co-penned by Jagger, Richards, and Wood.
"No Use in Crying":
Also from "Tattoo You," showcases emotive lyrics and minimalist blues instrumentation, co-written by Wood.
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3 Songs You Didn’t Know Ronnie Wood Wrote for the Rolling Stones