Which songs from Sticky Fingers became well-known Rolling Stones recordings?

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The 1971 album Sticky Fingers is widely considered part of the Rolling Stones’ creative peak. Several tracks from the record became well-known, iconic songs for the band, including:

  • "Brown Sugar"
  • "Can’t You Hear Me Knocking"
  • "Wild Horses"
  • "Dead Flowers"
  • "Sister Morphine"1

These recordings helped define the band's enduring image and musical repertoire during a period when they masterfully blended country music influences with their signature blues-rock sound.12