Rolling Stones: my favourite song, by Johnny Marr (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Decca, 1965) Satisfaction was the first song to define the Stones and what they meant to the Sixties. It's a bratty riot that showcases a true punk guitar riff and stomping drum beat. As if that wasn't enough, Mick Jagger's vocal performance takes the whole thing to another level altogether. So much has been made over the years of Keith's noble odyssey to the heart and soul of rhythm and blues, and Charlie's enduring jazz cool, that everyone overlooks how revolutionary Jagger was as a singer and pop star. His performance on Satisfaction is outrageous. No one before him really seized that role as a rock band frontman, and his style pretty much became the archetype for every US garage band from then on. Satisfaction is as perfect a Stones record as it gets: R&B and pop, punk and rock 'n' roll, frustrated and cocky. Who else could it be?