The Rolling Stones - Some Girls

Some Girls (1978) is one of The Rolling Stones’ most iconic late-career albums, often credited with revitalizing the band during the height of punk and disco. It’s a gritty, versatile record where the Stones absorb contemporary influences without losing their blues-rock swagger. The album features biting social commentary and satirical lyrics—especially on the title track—while also delivering some of their most enduring songs, like the swaggering “Miss You” (with a disco groove), the fiery “Respectable,” and the country-tinged “Far Away Eyes.” Keith Richards’s ragged riffs, Mick Jagger’s sharp and playful vocals, and the band’s tight interplay give the album a raw yet modern feel. Commercially, it was a massive success, becoming their biggest-selling U.S. album, and critically, it reaffirmed the Stones’ ability to stay relevant in a changing musical landscape.