On this day in Music History — December 6, 1965 The Rolling Stones stepped into RCA’s Hollywood Studios in Los Angeles and cut two of their most striking mid-60s tracks: 19th Nervous Breakdown and Mother’s Little Helper. Released the following year, 19th Nervous Breakdown shot to #2 in the US and hit #1 in the UK, becoming one of the band’s most recognizable early singles. Meanwhile, Mother’s Little Helper — with its sharp social commentary and pointed drug references — climbed to #8 on the Bill

14K views · 536 reactions | The most special night in our band's history is going down on November 4th at the The Howard Theatre!! We want you ALL there <3 Washington, DC, are you ready?? Tickets are on sale now! https://www.ticketweb.com/event/sub-radio-howard-theatre-tickets/13339448?pl=howardtheatre&refid=site | Sub-Radio | Facebook