“Oh No, Not You Again” by The Rolling Stones

"Oh No, Not You Again" sits tenth on A Bigger Bang, the 2005 album that ended the Rolling Stones' long wait for new studio material after 1997's Bridges to Babylon, and it's the band's core doing the heavy lifting: Mick Jagger singing and playing guitar, Keith Richards on guitar and bass, Charlie Watts on drums. Jagger and Richards wrote it, with Don Was producing.

It was the first new song from the album the Stones played for the public, sprung as a surprise at the Juilliard School in New York, and it turned up in media campaigns and tour promos and became a fixture of the 2005-2006 A Bigger Bang Tour across North America and Europe. Critics mostly liked it, though some noticed how closely its structure followed the band's own early-'70s records, and American rock radio pushed it to 34 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks.

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