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Walter Lure & The Ramones
12+ albums
punkpunk rockClassic Punkrockpop punk
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"It goes without saying that while the Ramones loved The Beatles, they were also huge fans of the Stones. So much that they'd intended to record this version of Mick and Keith's 1968 tune (Street Fighting Man). During the initial recording session Joey Ramone was absent due to illness so Heartbreaker Walter Lure, who'd guested on a number of Ramones albums, sang lead vocal on this rare, turbo-charged version." User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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