In 1972, @therollingstones were a force of nature. Fresh off their tenth studio album Exile on Main St., the former mop-tops shed any remnants of their early image. To make the record, they fled Britain and relocated to the South of France, transforming the decadent Villa Nellcôte into their recording headquarters. From the basement of that 16-room mansion emerged a shadow-soaked masterpiece — a record steeped in Southern twang, gospel fever, and bare-boned blues. One iconic song from the album,