The Rolling Stones Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

Sympathy for the DevilThe Rolling Stones11rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Sympathy For The Devil (Official Video) [4K]

This is a signature song by The Rolling Stones that sharply portrays the darkness of human nature.

It features a samba-like rhythm and Nicky Hopkins’s striking piano, with Keith Richards’s guitar solo also catching the ear.

Recorded in June 1968, it opened the album Beggars Banquet.

The lyrics, told from the devil’s perspective about tragedies in history, contain deep insights that probe the essence of humanity.

It was also used in the film Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, heightening a dramatic scene.

Highly recommended for rock fans interested in the darker side of human nature.

Honky Tonk WomenThe Rolling Stones12rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Honky Tonk Women (Official Lyric Video)

A single packed with the essence of rock ’n’ roll conjures up a barroom vibe with its catchy, unforgettable riff.

Released in July 1969, the song became their last No.

1 in the UK and spent four consecutive weeks at the top in the US.

With lyrics that evoke the atmosphere of a bar and thoughts of women, this track is often hailed as emblematic of The Rolling Stones’ defiant spirit and the counterculture of the 1960s.

It’s perfect for livening up a drinking party or belting out arm-in-arm with friends, and its sing-along familiarity is part of its charm.

Jumping Jack FlashThe Rolling Stones13rank/position

Jumpin’ Jack Flash ((Original Single Mono Version))

A signature song by The Rolling Stones, the most famous British rock band still active today.

It’s hard to believe it was released in 1968—the guitar intro sounds so modern, and it makes your body move naturally.

They’re often compared to The Beatles, but what defines the Rolling Stones’ sound is their unwavering, blues-rooted, straight-ahead rock ’n’ roll.

They’ve stuck to a style that never wavers, and it’s irresistibly cool—no explanation needed!

Midnight RamblerThe Rolling Stones14rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Midnight Rambler (Live) – OFFICIAL

Midnight Rambler is a landmark of blues rock released by The Rolling Stones in 1969.

Charlie Watts’s drums and Bill Wyman’s bass create a deep groove, while Mick Jagger’s harmonica injects a tense atmosphere into the track.

Most notable is the dynamic development—shifting between calm and intensity—guided by Jagger’s harmonica.

It’s one of those breathtaking moments in a Stones live show.

The depth and emotion drawn from such a simple harmonica line leave an unforgettable impact on listeners.

A classic that epitomizes the instrument’s expressive range, it pulls you in the moment you hear it.

She Said YeahThe Rolling Stones15rank/position

The Rolling Stones – She Said Yeah

The 2010 CHANEL commercial “Bleu de CHANEL” was directed by film director Martin Scorsese, and actor Gaspard Ulliel—who also appeared in “Hannibal Rising”—served as the face of the campaign.

The song used in this commercial is “She Said Yeah,” which was included on the Rolling Stones’ 1965 album “Out of Our Heads.” It’s a high-energy track rooted in blues and rock ’n’ roll!

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