The Rolling Stones-Exile On Main St (1972)

With the arrival of the 70s, the transition of The Rolling Stones would begin, which a year earlier had lost one of its cornerstones such as Brian Jones.
However, the entry of Mick Taylor and Ron Wood would mean the evolution of what was considered the best band on the planet in those days.
So in 1972 they released what for many fans and critics is the best work of the group, Exile On Main St is a double album with a wise mix of rock, country, blues and soul.
From the outset it is an album difficult to direct, full of more or less extensive instrumental parts, but listened carefully, the magic of a work considered one of the best of all time is discovered.
Undoubtedly one of the cornerstones of hard rock, it shows us some Stones in a state of grace and in top shape, the presence of Taylor, was the definitive shooter and the perfect partner for Keith Richards.