"Lady Jane" is a song by The Rolling Stones that featured on their 1966 album Aftermath. The song was released as the B-side to "Mother's Little Helper" in America. It was one of the few singles released by the Rolling Stones in America where both songs made the Top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. "Mother's Little Helper" peaked at # 8 and "Lady Jane" peaked at # 24.

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  • Lady Jane es una canción de la banda inglesa The Rolling Stones que forma parte del álbum Aftermath de 1966. La letra habla de Juana Seymour, tercera esposa del rey Enrique VIII de Inglaterra. Ella fue una de las pocas esposas que no fueron ejecutadas, aunque murió durante el parto de su único hijo. El tema tiene una fuerte atmósfera isabelina. La canción fue escrita por Mick Jagger y Keith Richards. Destaca la intervención de Brian Jones, quien toca el dulcimer. Se publicó como cara B del sencillo Mother's Little Helper en Norteamérica. También aparece en el álbum en directo Got Live If You Want It! de 1966.
  • "Lady Jane" is a song by The Rolling Stones that featured on their 1966 album Aftermath. The song was released as the B-side to "Mother's Little Helper" in America. It was one of the few singles released by the Rolling Stones in America where both songs made the Top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. "Mother's Little Helper" peaked at # 8 and "Lady Jane" peaked at # 24. It delivers an Elizabethan atmosphere with its lyrics and haunting instrumentation showcasing Brian Jones on dulcimer, and was rumoured at one point to be about the wives of Henry VIII. It was written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards and is considered by many fans to be one of the highlights from the Aftermath album, and one of their best tunes. On the studio version, there are no drums. When played live, however (for example, on their 1966 live release Got Live If You Want It!), Charlie Watts would make use of the drum kit. While the United States and United Kingdom releases of Aftermath had different tracks, this was featured as track three, Side one of both albums. The song was a part of their live act during their 1966 and 1967 tours. They also performed the song during their fourth TV appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. It is one of many of the Rolling Stones' early (Brian Jones-era) hits that have not been played live since his death. Because of its melodic quality and its classical mood Lady Jane is regarded by critics as one of those songs for which Brian Jones deserved a song writing credit. Theodore Bikel recorded the song in 1969. On Neil Young's 1975 album Tonight's The Night, the melody from "Lady Jane" is used for the song entitled "Borrowed Tune" (written by Neil Young). It was unknown whether the Stones sued Young for plagiarizing the melody without permission. “ I'm singin' this borrowed tune, I took from the Rolling Stones ” Pianist Ludovico Einaudi covered this ballad, which can be found on his album, 'Lascala: Concert 03 03 03 (Cd 2)'.
  • Lady Jane è una canzone dei Rolling Stones, scritta da Mick Jagger e Keith Richards. Come singolo era uscito in America come lato B di "Mother's Little Helper" ed è inserita nell'album Aftermath del 1966. La canzone ci trasporta in un'atmosfera elisabettiana grazie all'uso di strumenti inconsueti quali il dulcimer usato da Brian Jones ed al testo che pare riferirsi a Jane Seymour, moglie di Enrico VIII. Per molti fans dei Rolling Stones è uno dei capolavori dell'album, e dell'intera produzione dei Rolling Stones. Benché Aftermath abbia tracce differenti nelle versioni americana ed europea, Lady Jane compare come terza traccia del lato 1 in entrambe le versioni.
  • Lady Jane är en låt av det engelska The Rolling Stones skriven av bandets sångare Mick Jagger och gruppens gitarrist Keith Richards. Sången nådde nummer #24 på Billboard Hot 100 och släpptes som B-sida till Mother's Little Helper i USA och finns med på deras album Aftermath. På studio versionen av låten spelas inga trummor och krittiker många anser Stones dåvarande gitarrist Brian Jones skulle också ha fått kredits för Lady Jane.
  • Lady Jane est une chanson du groupe The Rolling Stones. Elle est issue de l'album Aftermath qui est sorti en 1966.
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  • Lady Jane är en låt av det engelska The Rolling Stones skriven av bandets sångare Mick Jagger och gruppens gitarrist Keith Richards. Sången nådde nummer #24 på Billboard Hot 100 och släpptes som B-sida till Mother's Little Helper i USA och finns med på deras album Aftermath. På studio versionen av låten spelas inga trummor och krittiker många anser Stones dåvarande gitarrist Brian Jones skulle också ha fått kredits för Lady Jane.
  • Lady Jane es una canción de la banda inglesa The Rolling Stones que forma parte del álbum Aftermath de 1966. La letra habla de Juana Seymour, tercera esposa del rey Enrique VIII de Inglaterra. Ella fue una de las pocas esposas que no fueron ejecutadas, aunque murió durante el parto de su único hijo. El tema tiene una fuerte atmósfera isabelina. La canción fue escrita por Mick Jagger y Keith Richards. Destaca la intervención de Brian Jones, quien toca el dulcimer.
  • "Lady Jane" is a song by The Rolling Stones that featured on their 1966 album Aftermath. The song was released as the B-side to "Mother's Little Helper" in America. It was one of the few singles released by the Rolling Stones in America where both songs made the Top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. "Mother's Little Helper" peaked at # 8 and "Lady Jane" peaked at # 24.
  • Lady Jane è una canzone dei Rolling Stones, scritta da Mick Jagger e Keith Richards. Come singolo era uscito in America come lato B di "Mother's Little Helper" ed è inserita nell'album Aftermath del 1966. La canzone ci trasporta in un'atmosfera elisabettiana grazie all'uso di strumenti inconsueti quali il dulcimer usato da Brian Jones ed al testo che pare riferirsi a Jane Seymour, moglie di Enrico VIII.
  • Lady Jane est une chanson du groupe The Rolling Stones. Elle est issue de l'album Aftermath qui est sorti en 1966.
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