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“I’m like… You sure that’s what you want me to sing, honey?”: How the Rolling Stones’ Gimme Shelter represented the death of the 1960s spirit

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“I’m like… You sure that’s what you want me to sing, honey?”: How the Rolling Stones’ Gimme Shelter represented the death of the 1960s spirit

Written by Keith Richards as he brooded over Anita Pallenberg’s dalliance with Mick Jagger, Gimme Shelter represented something truly dark

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