The Rolling Stones Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Rain Fall DownThe Rolling Stones36rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Rain Fall Down – OFFICIAL PROMO (EXPLICIT)

The Rolling Stones, the world’s mightiest rock band that has remained at the forefront for half a century since the early 1960s, need no introduction.

The song I’m introducing today is a track from their 2005 album A Bigger Bang.

Despite the band members’ average age having already reached sixty, the album is known as one of the great records of the 2000s, highly praised for its sound that harkens back to the Stones of yesteryear.

The funky beat, the sprightly guitar backing, and the lyrics depicting gloomy cityscapes and unrelenting rain all exude a distinctly British atmosphere.

On a string of overcast June days in the rainy season, if you deliberately hit the road and play this track, it’s bound to feel even better.

Saint Of MeThe Rolling Stones37rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Saint Of Me – OFFICIAL PROMO

A track from the album “Bridges to Babylon,” it’s an excellent song that carries the raw soul of rock ’n’ roll while also hinting at new musical directions.

Holding a special place in The Rolling Stones’ history, the song was released in September 1997 and issued as a single in February 1998.

Its powerful yet delicate guitar riffs, Mick Jagger’s distinctive vocals, and a contemporary production blend seamlessly to captivate listeners.

Addressing universal themes such as sin and salvation, temptation and redemption, the lyrics probe the human condition and resonate deeply.

This work both underscores the Stones’ enduring spirit of innovation and embodies the diversity of ’90s rock—an essential listen for any music fan.

She Said YeahThe Rolling Stones38rank/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!

She’s So ColdThe Rolling Stones39rank/position

The Rolling Stones – She’s So Cold – OFFICIAL PROMO

“She’s So Cold” is a catchy song distinguished by its memorable guitar riff and melody that sticks with you.

Despite being released during a slump for the Rolling Stones, it remains beloved by many fans.

The lyrics revolve around a woman’s cold personality, and there’s an interesting interpretation linking it to its February release.

Additionally, as a Western hit that charted in February and a song that can brighten a milestone moment, it resonates with students facing entrance exams or graduation.

In that sense, as a song themed around February, it’s like a gem that offers two kinds of enjoyment in a single listen.

Star StarThe Rolling Stones40rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Star Star (Live) – Official

The Rolling Stones are a legendary rock band representing the UK, and they’ve enjoyed enormous popularity in Japan for many years.

Their classic track “Star Star,” included on the 1973 album Goats Head Soup, became famous for its outrageously vulgar and provocative lyrics.

It’s not exactly centered on a star theme, but it’s such an incredibly entertaining song that I decided to feature it this time!

Stray Cat BluesThe Rolling Stones41rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Stray Cat Blues – Live OFFICIAL

A song included on The Rolling Stones’ 1968 album Beggars Banquet.

It is about sex with a minor.

The track was used in the 2015 American biographical comedy film Joy.

Street Fighting ManThe Rolling Stones42rank/position

The Rolling Stones – Street Fighting Man (Live) – OFFICIAL

Characterized by fierce guitar riffs and powerful drums, this track embodies the rebellious spirit of youth.

Included on the 1968 album Beggars Banquet, it reflects the political tensions of the time.

With the wild, unmistakably Rolling Stones sound, it has the power to set listeners’ blood boiling.

It’s perfect for high-energy scenes like school sports days and athletic festivals, stoking students’ passion and boosting their drive to compete.

This rock-spirited song is sure to resonate strongly with the younger generation—a top pick when you want everyone to get fired up.