The Rolling Stones No. 2
The Rolling Stones
- First released
- 15 January 1965
- Tracks on this edition
- 12
- Running time
- 37:25
The cover
IORR’s cover history says The Rolling Stones No. 2 reused the David Bailey portrait seen on America’s 12 × 5. IORR’s account describes Andrew Loog Oldham returning to a front without the band’s name or album title.
Cover photography: David Bailey (IORR archive account); Sleeve notes: Andrew Loog Oldham (IORR archive account)
Image via Cover Art Archive / MusicBrainz source release
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What critics said
In his Ultimate Classic Rock retrospective, Michael Gallucci hears new confidence on the British No. 2, although the band still follows its American influences closely. He considers “What a Shame” the strongest of its three Jagger–Richards songs and gives the covers greater weight. He nevertheless prefers the overlapping American album The Rolling Stones, Now!.
Tracklist
UK edition · 15 January 1965
Select a song for details
- A1Everybody Needs Somebody to Love5:07
- A2Down Home Girl4:17
- A3You Can’t Catch Me3:38
- A4Time Is on My Side3:00
- A5What a Shame3:09
- A6Grown Up Wrong2:08
- B1Down the Road Apiece3:00
- B2Under the Boardwalk2:50
- B3I Can’t Be Satisfied3:31
- B4Pain in My Heart2:14
- B5Off the Hook2:37
- B6Suzie Q1:54
Sources & coverage
About these numbers
Concert figures describe 2,181 distinct archive record IDs from 1962-07-12 to 2024-07-21. Separate same-day record IDs remain separate; they have not all been reviewed as unique performed concerts.
1,506 records have stored song entries; 675 do not. Complete-setlist coverage is not established. Missing entries do not establish that a song was not played.
Song observations count distinct record IDs with a matching title after playback entries are excluded. These are documented appearances, not verified full-song performances. Tour groupings can include warm-up dates.
- MusicBrainz — album identities, editions and track programmes
The catalogue import contains core metadata only. Cover artwork and critical responses have separate sources in the sections above. Annotations, genre associations and database ratings remain excluded.
MusicBrainz data licence - setlist.fm — concert history and setlists
Concert dates, venues and setlists from the editor-supplied archive. Every concert page credits setlist.fm and links to its original record. Song observations are calculated by Glimmer Wire from those entries, with playback excluded.
Snapshot: 2026-10-03T21:42:51Z. Original database supplied and factually approved by the editor; normalized and calculated by Glimmer Wire. Counts can change when records or identities are corrected.
Calculation record
Concert records: distinct concert.setlist_id. Country groups: concert.country_code. Stored entries: records with non-playback setlist_song rows. Song appearances: distinct concert_song.setlist_id matched to setlist_song by record ID, position and exact raw title, excluding tape = 1. This does not use a complete-setlist percentage denominator.
Snapshot SHA-256: 7e86a3e2d0670574fd1e8bf42cd9e4dc99d3325db8db1b471707805387b00e5a
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