'Teen Beat' was the British version of 'American Bandstand'.

Half of the misheard lyrics on this site are parody - they aren't close enough to be true mondegreens. Kind of waters down the impact.

Dr. Pavlov was a psychologist who trained dogs to salivate when he rang a bell, even when he didn't actually bring them any food.

Well, the wars of the future may be fought in cyberspace.

Piscataway is a town in New Jersey.

Dave Pirner is from Soul Asylum. I went to West High School with Dave, where he played in a band named The Schitz.

Shellder is a Pokemon.

This is a Bobby & Shirley Womack song covered by several folks before the Stones.

I saw an article in an astronomy magazine titled exactly like this. The brilliant comet graced our skies in 1997 and I saw the Rolling Stones live later that same year.

Can anybody understand what Mick is saying in this song other than 'Jumpin Jack Flash is a gas gas gas'?

Just so you know, this song came out in the 60s, not the 70s.

I first heard this song when it came out. I found out what this lyric really is right before I submitted it!

Donovan Leitch gave Mick Jagger 'Ruby Tuesday' in exchange for Mick's collaboration on 'Sunshine Superman.' Mick was at a party (about learly 1966) where Donovan was playing some new songs to some girls who had gathered around him. One of these songs was an early version of SS called 'Sunshine Came Softly,' a quiet song in his early accoustic style. Mick suggested that if Donovan wanted to hit it big, he'd have to give his music more edge, and offered to work with him on the song. Mick's contibution can be recognized in the harder style and in lyrics like, 'Mm mm-mm-mm, Any trick in the book now babey that I can find...' In exchange for this, Donovan gave Mick an unfinished song, 'Ruby Tuesday. ' (The Stones later added the final verse.) They traded a couple of other songs, and agreed that the exchange included song writing credits.

The title of this song is NOT "I'm so hot for her" (or anything variant). It's "She's So Cold"; the album it's on even says so.

This was submitted by someone on the 'Repetitive Lyrics' catagory of amiright.com.

This songs from the early 80s not the 70s

This song is a major highlight of a Stones show.

Brian May is the guitarist for Queen.