Lady Jane #46

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The very concept of heaven, an afterlife for humans presumed virtuous and pleasurable, seems built into the human psyche this song seems to be talking about sexual ecstasy. The word "heaven" doesn't show up in the lyrics. Stones front man Mick Jagger isn't sure how it ended up with that title.
Keith Richards didn't play on this track; their bass player Bill Wyman played guitar and also synthesizer and bass. Mick Jagger also played guitar on the track, and Charlie Watts on drums.
The vocals here peg this song as one of the most psychedelic the Stones ever did. The group had been gradually edging from pure blues to hard rock to psychedelic styles throughout the previous decade. Mick Jagger got quite creative with overdubbing and mixing on parts of the Tattoo You album.
For Tattoo You, the Rolling Stones pulled out bits and bobs they worked on previously that didn't make it to vinyl. "Heaven" is a song they started working on in 1979, planned for the 1980 Emotional Rescue album.