Jumpin' Jack Flash

Yeah, I think one of the final songs in Elite Beat Agents is...

I think it's Jumping Jack Flash by the Rolling Stones.

I think.

It's like, what does that song have to do with anything? Nothing.

There's an important part in that, um, which is woo-hoo, which features on y- these signs of advertising, uh, theme as well cleverly put there.

But it's a really, it's an important one that comes from an old Rolling Stones kind of idea of Jumping Jack Flash and woo-hoo.

You're right.

Woo-hoo.

Thank you.

Back in 1972, in the album Exile on Main Street, the Rolling Stones on the priority feature, Ventilator Blues, before that Jumpin' Jack Flash.

Stoddings said a little thing called Crazy Mama, Ron Wood in 1976 involved in the band, an album called Black and Blue.

Nine minutes to midnight, time to fit in just two or three more of the little ones like this one.

But no, the, the, the, Dylan's played that 2,000 times.

How many times have The Stones played Jump- Jumpin' Jack Flash? 1,218.

Really?

That's a lot.

Recently, motorists have been flocking to the Half Moon service station in Saratoga, New York, to fill up with gas.

They've been drawn particularly by the 20% discount that applies if they do what? A, sing or mime along to the In Fact It's a Gas part of Jumpin' Jack Flash by the Rolling Stones.

B, perform their signature dance routine.

C, hold the nozzle and recite their favourite gun-toting film scene.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, they got Jumpin' Jack Flash from the Rolling Stones.

That starts it off, right?

Yeah, and

I was raised by But it's all Drop the dead fresh, it's a dance.

That one's suggested by the well-shoved this afternoon, the Rolling Stones, of course, and Jumpin' Jack Flash.

Right, let's give you the final clue to Trigger's tricky topical teaser, shall we? Clue number 10.

The title suggests that she could have joined for Freddie Mercury for one evening.

Because they're the only hit songs ever.

The Stones could literally leave out Satisfaction, Start Me Up, Gimme Shelton, Jumpin' Jack Flash from the live set and still fit their entire set list with hit songs.

Kiss As Much As I Love Them cannot do that.

There's no way the Stones are leaving those great songs out.

And, like, in spite of the odds, you just got to rip the knob off and go have some fun, you know? And, like...

I would go as far as to say I really like live records, because sometimes you're like, man, the Stones are really burning through this version of Jumpin' Jack Flash, you know? Or they really drug Tumbling Dice this time, you know? We all have our...

We're people, and we're going through things, and sometimes you speed things up, sometimes you slow things down.

I mean, that's why you play with people.

Here are just a few of the, okay, I want to go to all of them.

In the first 10 minutes of the movie, we get Be My Baby by the Ronettes, Tell Me by the Rolling Stones, I Looked Away by Derek the Dominoes, and perhaps most notably Jumping Jack Flash when we meet Johnny Boy played by Robert De Niro by the Rolling Stones.

But we also get A ton of other songs, Please, Mr. Postman, Pledging My Love by Johnny Ace, Stepping Out by, I think it was Memphis Slim, Florence by the Paragons, I Met Him on Sunday by the Shirelles.

I mean, it is just a crazy amount of music.

I feel that less in this movie.

For me...

The jumping jack flash vignette, De Niro walking into the bar, to the two women, one on either side of him.

It's got it all.