Playlist from December 29

* 2000 Man (from "Their Satanic Majesties Request")

* Midnight Rambler (from "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out")

* Hoochie Coochie Man (featuring a pre-Stones Charlie Watts, with Jack Bruce on bass and Alexis Korner on guitar; recorded in concert, 1962; available only on Alexis's 1972 vinyl album, "Bootleg Him")

* Get Off Of My Cloud (performed by Alexis Korner, lead vocals and guitar, from his 1975 vinyl album, "Get Off Of My Cloud," featuring Peter Frampton and Steve Marriott on guitars, plus Keith Richards on guitar, back vocals, and lead vocals on the "It's 3 A.M., there's too much noise, doncha people ever wanna go to bed" verse)

* I Can Feel The Fire (from Ronnie Wood's 1974 debut solo album, "I've Got My Own Album To Do," featuring Mick Jagger and Keith Richards)

* Chain Of Fools (Ron Wood performs the song that was written by Don Covay and made famous by Aretha Franklin; on a 1993 Covay-tribute CD, titled, "Back To The Streets")

* 2000 Man (performed by Kiss, on their 1979 "Dynasty" album)

* Too Close Together (Keith Richards, guitar and back vocals, teams up with Peter Wolf, on Peter's new "Sleepless" CD)

* Time Is On My Side (performed by Keith Richards & The X-Pensive Winos, from their "Live At The Hollywood Palladium" CD, recorded in 1988, released in 1991)

* Music beds during the program included Stoned (from "The Rolling Stones Singles Collection: The London Years")

** The winners of our latest contest were announced. Each of these people will receive "Four New Licks," a promotion-only, not-for-sale CD, which features the Stones' four new songs (plus an additional remix of "Don't Stop"). Each of these people knew that the B-side to the Stones' "I Wanna Be Your Man" single, when it came out in England in 1963, was called "Stoned." The winners are: Lynn Costa (of Eastham, MA), Ken Kukla (of Royal Oak, MI), Dennis Moeller (of Windsor, Ontario), and Brett Vargo (of San Diego, CA).