Rich

Runnin’ Down a Dream. Mike Campbell is a great guitar player.

AC/DC all the way!

These are all tragic stories in their way and mostly Canadian!

Neil Young - Cortez The Killer
The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Joni Mitchell - Furry Sings The Blues

The Stones sort of specialised in this.

Beggars Banquet following Satanic Majesties
Some Girls following Black and Blue
Tattoo You following Emotional Rescue

The Rolling Stones when Mick Taylor replaced Brian Jones.
The Velvet Underground when Doug Yule replaced John Cale.
The Replacements when Slim Dunlap replaced Bob Stinson.

Pistols
R.E.M.
Hendrix

Ya-Ya’s all the way!

Start Me Up. Love the Stones but I wouldn’t mind never hearing that again.

Perhaps bending the rules a little:

Kristin Hersh & Tanya Donelly

The one that meant the most to me was Mick Taylor playing Midnight Rambler with the Stones at Hyde Park 2013. Loved it!

Charlie Watts
Topper Headon
Meg White

L7

Bruce Springsteen
Rolling Stones
Neil Young

Johnny Cash covering Nine Inch Nails Hurt immediately comes to mind. Love both versions.

Louis Louis - The Kingsmen

Joni Mitchell - Hejira

Yes most of those already mentioned but going to to the more obscure end:

Tallahassee Lassie
So Young
Jump On Top Of Me

They literally have hundreds of great songs!

Love 3 of these. Not the Eagles. Got to be Bob. That’s an all time classic.

The Jam - Heatwave

Not alone in this I see but, the Rolling Stones 1972 American tour. They were just brilliant then despite all the craziness whirling around them and I only have the music and videos to enjoy. Would love to have been there.

Primal Scream Screamadelica Olympia
Teenage Fanclub Bandwagonesque Forum
House of Love House Of Love Koko
Jesus And Mary Chain Psychocandy Troxy
Bruce Springsteen Born In The USA
Wembley
Sonic Youth Daydream Nation
Roundhouse

Psychocandy
Stone Roses
Crocodiles
Surfer Rosa

Ryan Adams Dear Chicago
Bruce Springsteen Atlantic City
Randy Newman Baltimore

Gone for proper but big!

Exile On Main Street
London Calling
Being There (Wilco)
The River

The others are great but What’s Going On was a game changer.

Great, a favourite subject. Stones not Beatles.

Television - Satisfaction
Ananda Shankar - Jumpin’ Jack Flash
Blackberry Smoke - Tumbling Dice
Black Crowes - Rocks Off
Cat Power - You Got The Silver
Carla Olson & Mick Taylor - Sway
Sisters Of Mercy - Gimme Shelter
Pointer Sisters - Happy

The Clash. They did it all at extreme speed but still the end was a whimper. Really it ended when Mick Jones left.

Exile of course!

Poison Ivy
Suzi Gardner
Allison Robertson

I love the Boss but it’s got to be Tom Petty out of these.