angie

 The song "Angie" was released by The Rolling Stones from England was featured in the album released in 1973 Goats Head Soup. It was also the album's lead single. album, which debuted on August 20, 1973. Like most Rolling Stones songs, the song is believed to be written by Keith Richards and Mick Jagger. But, it's generally accepted that Richards wrote almost all of the lyrics, with Jagger providing some of them. "Angie", an acoustic, guitar-driven ballad, which depicts the ending of a relationship it was recorded in November 1972 and in December 1972. Richards composed the piano melody for the song. Nicky Hopkins was a regular on Rolling Stones recordings. The strings on the piece (as as in another song, "Winter") were composed by Nicky Harrison. A peculiarity of the original recording is the fact that Mick Jagger's vocal track that was recorded prior to when the final vocals were sung, is barely audible throughout the song. This effect is sometimes called a ghost vocal.