The Rolling Stones — December's Children (and Everybody's) [USED] Johnny Osbourne ’ showcases the honey-toned vocals

’ showcases the honey-toned vocals to best effect while the eerie keyboard-led ‘Black Man Memory’ is a candidate for left-field track

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