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Goats Head Soup

Goats Head Soup

Studio album by The Rolling StonesWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Goats Head Soup".

Sep 25, 2026

Mickey CoachellaHOST
73:42
Is there a song about a
Matt DavisHOST
73:42
goat? Are there any goat songs? Stones have Goat's Head Soup, which is an
Mickey CoachellaHOST
73:50
album.
Mickey CoachellaHOST
73:50
You could take Hey Jude at the end.
Paul HowarthHOST
13:13
No. It's from a decade before.
Tony HarrisHOST
13:15
although their choice of producer or engineer in Andy Johns, the brother of Glyn Johns, was because he had produced Goat's Head Soup, which had the Stones album in 73, and they really liked the sort of cleanness of the guitar sound, because it was very clear that he didn't really want... lots of effects he you know he wanted the playing to be really quite quite pure and and this is sort of the difference between why this isn't punk because this isn't the ramones it isn't you know hey ho let's go and let's sort of just yeah out the court as quickly as you can it's very intricate it's almost like prog it's so it's you know it's i i can feel some of roxy music influence in all of this
Paul HowarthHOST
13:59
you know Again, I wrote down definitely not punk.
Paul HowarthHOST
14:04
In fact, it's more post-punk and it's prog.
Michael MurrayHOST
38:37
But inside the car, heel marks on the roof.
Michael MurrayHOST
38:42
bad music on the radio um seats all in recline but yet in the last line of that song or second to last line the kids haven't been to school in weeks which means they're still part of a family that is a family unit and they've got kids and all this aftermath is going on so and then just jumping to goodbye because i did mention the stones i had been listening to black and blue a lot and in recent times and I've had like the song Memory Motel on redial and I feel like I'm getting an echo of that on the song Goodbye or maybe off or maybe Fool to Cry which is on the same record there's a line that says I start to feel so guilty but goddammit I swear to you I tried which echoes Angie to me though that is on Goat's Head Soup which is I think the album before Black and Blue and so I think maybe that's again where I was getting a little bit away from Faces and those two songs and going
Max GillHOST
39:35
more Stones like but I totally hear the Faces absolutely yeah Goodbye is Patterson's Goodbye to Earl Hicks yeah who was replaced as bassist by Shana Tucker.
Max GillHOST
39:45
There was a real lament and a genuine hurt in this song.
speaker_0HOST
2:43
In 1973, the BBC announced a broadcast band on the song Star Star from the Rolling Stones due to its highly explicit lyrics.
speaker_0HOST
2:54
The track from the Goat's Head Soup album was originally titled something that I can't say here until executives forced a change on it.
speaker_0HOST
3:04
But it starts with star and then F-er.
speaker_0HOST
3:09
How's that? There you go.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
49:45
Guess you better slow, you must
Simon TeslerHOST
52:16
To close the show one of the finest ballads ever recorded by the Rolling Stones and definitely the standout track on the otherwise slightly disappointing Goat's Head Soup album.
Simon TeslerHOST
52:27
David Bowie's ex-wife Angie Bowie has always claimed the song is about her but Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have strongly denied that.
Simon TeslerHOST
52:36
Like so many of the Stones best songs it started with Keith then just finishing rehab for heroin addiction while his girlfriend, Anita Pallenberg, was about to give birth to their second child.
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0:06
From the Music History Today podcast network, this is the Music History Today podcast for August the 31st.
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0:12
On today's show, George Harrison is found guilty, Michael Jackson releases bad, and the Rolling Stones release goat's head soup.
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0:21
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0:29
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12:17
In 1970, the Beach Boys released Sunflower.
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12:20
This was the group's 16th studio album, and it is highly regarded today as a post-Pet Sounds masterpiece.
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12:31
It initially did not go do well peaked at number 151 in the u.s peaked at number 29 in the uk it had songs like add some music to your day forever and cool cool water but much like a lot of other things as time has gone on its reputation has gotten even better In 1973, the Rolling Stones released their iconic album, Goat's Head Soup.
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13:01
It is iconic now.
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41:37
He was a high-energy hip hop artist, hype man, and radio personality.
speaker_0HOST
41:43
Next on the Music History Today podcast, it is August the 31st when in 1973 The Rolling Stones released their iconic album, "Goats Head Soup." [upbeat music]
speaker_0HOST
16:50
In 1993, The Rolling Stones released Angie, or as Mick likes to say, "Angie, Angie." Anyway, the song was actually written by Keith Richards.
speaker_0HOST
17:04
It was the lead single off of Goats Head Soup, became a huge hit.
speaker_0HOST
17:08
Hit number one in America, number five in the UK.
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17:13
In 1975, Aerosmith released the original version of Walk This Way.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
57:03
Right.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
57:03
When we get to Goat's Head Soup, which is the last record with the Stones, that's the end of it.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
57:08
And it is because the drug habit just really spiraled out of control.
Jim MerlisGUEST
57:13
Yeah.
Jim MerlisGUEST
57:14
Yeah, it's him.
Jim MerlisGUEST
57:15
He and Andy Johns and Keith were in really bad shape while making Goat's Head Soup.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
57:20
Yeah.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
57:21
And, you know, that's barring a few other things.

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