Probably the most known covers compilation.
24 songs, including versions recorded by Brian Ferry, Rod Stewart, Montrose, Melanie, Ike & Tina Turner, The Who.

21 songs.
A compilation of Jagger/Richards songs, including some that were written for other artists, some of them never recorded by the Rolling Stones themselves.
Songs written or co-written by Brian Jones and Bill Wyman are also to be found here.
Among the featured artists : George Bean, Marianne Faithfull, Bobbie Miller, The End, The Mighty Avengers.

This CD came with an issue of Jukebox, a french magazine for record collectors.
It features 20 songs, most of them written and/or backed by members of the Rolling Stones.

A very nice compilation of blues covers, made by great bluesmen.
13 songs, feat. Taj Mahal, Joe Louis Walker, Lucky Peterson, Junior Wells, Luther Allison and more.
The artwork presented here is the european one.
Another version is circulating in the US with different artwork (see on the right) and the same songs in a different order.

11 Stones songs covered in country music style.
Among the artists featured : Travis Tritt, Blackhawk, Nanci Griffith, George Jones.

12 Stones songs covered in Bluegrassc style.
All instrumental tracks, including some rarely covered Stones songs, like 
Sittin' On a Fence or Cool Calm & Collected.

Those who liked John Boorman's Deliverance movie and soundtrack absolutely have to own this CD.

Vol. 2 :
Backstreet Girl by Lambchop
Angie by Kelly Jones from Stereophonics.

Other artists featured on these CDs include MC5, Cowboy Junkies, Johnny Thunders, Laibach, The Meat Puppets, and The Ramones. 

This compilation has a lot of similarities with the recently released Paint It Black (EMI 2005 - see below)
14 tracks, including It's Not Easy, by Charlie Sexton and Ron Wood.

Paint It Black
2005 - EMI

This is the most recent Stones covers compilation.

19 songs, most of them covers made by notorious artists like David Bowie, Rod Stewart, Aretha Franklin, Bryan Ferry etc.
Nothing really new, but also a few rarer songs from Exodus, Grand Funk Railroad, The Quireboys and Gilby Clarke.

This is a tribute to the mythical Exile on Main Street album, featuring 10 of the 18 songs of the original record.
Featured on this project : Lucky Peterson, Joe Louis Walker, Tab Benoit, Jimmy Thackery and many more.

24 songs.
2 songs by Alexis Korner, 6 by Chris Farlowe.
Among the other artists : PP Arnold, Ruth Copeland, Linda Kendrick, The Epics... 

Satisfaction - Covers & Cookies of the Stones
2005 - Harmless Recordings

One of the most interesting covers compilation of the recent years.
Including songs from The Meters, PP Arnold, Ananda Shankar, and a cover of Gimme Shelter by Merry Clayton, who sung on the original Stones recording.

1CD of original versions (15 songs)
1CD of remixes of the same songs, except Honky Tonk Woman by The Meters, only featured on the 1st CD.

The Rolling Bidochons - Sales Gueules
1991 - Deltamedia

14 songs.
Les Bidochons are a french parodic band, and the Stones were pastiched by them just like other bands, including the Beatles and the Sex Pistols.
The trick was to put "funny" french lyrics (no translations) on the music. The album title Some Girls has been translated in Sales Gueules, which means Ugly faces.
The album has been re-issued in digipack in 2004 with 3 bonus tracks.

Bossa n' Stones
2005 - PMB

12 songs.
An argentinian CD of various artists performing Stones songs in an electro/bossa way.
Very original and refreshing.

Reggae Rocks - A Reggae Tribute To The Rolling Stoens
2002 - Madacy Entertainment

12 songs.
A compilation of reggae-style Stones songs.
Including, amo,g others Start Me Up by Toots and the Maytals, and a great version of Time Is on My Side by The Gladiators. 
Also featuring Gregory Isaacs, Steel Pulse and many more.

Not my favorite cover CD, but some good stuff.

This CD is the re-issue of the Andrew Oldham Orchestra LP released in 1966.
11 instrumental Stones covers.
Feat. Heart of Stone, which was sampled in The Verve's successful single Bitter Sweet Symphony.
For completists only.

In June 2006, the french music magasine called
Les Inrockuptibles released a very nice special issue dedicated to the Rolling Stones, featuring this 9-track CD.
A few rare songs, like Claudine Longuet's version of Let's Spend The Night Together.

10 instrumental covers played in a very original oriental/indian way.
This CD was released in the US, and has almost no info concerning the performers.
This very exotic CD is the most original Stones cover album I found. Could almost be played in presence of Stones haters without being noticed ;o)

Subtitled Sing this all together and see what happens, this CD was included in the June 1998 issue of the german Rolling Stone.
16 songs, most of them covered by "new bands" from the end of the 90ies. 
Worth mentionning here : a very interesting version of Might As Well Get Juiced performed by A Subtle Plague.

11 songs by the London Symphonic Orchestra.
Vocal parts recorded by the London Childern Choir and the London Voices.
Mick Jagger sings Angie, the late Michael Hutchence sings Under My Thumb, and Marianne Faithfull can be heard on Ruby Tuesday. 
Available thru the years in various countries with different artworks.

10 songs recorded by a german Philarmonic Orchestra and a Big Band.No vocals.
You probably won't be listening to this CD regularily, but it can be fun to put it as background music and watch people's face when they finally realize what they are listening to.
Again, different releases and different artworks over the years.

Tim Ries is playing saxophone with the Rolling Stones since 1997. His Stones project features 10 jazzy covers recorded with a lot of guest musicians, including 3 of the Stones themselves : Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ronnie Wood.
Side musicians of the Stones on tour are also involved : Lisa Fischer, Darryl Jones,  Bernard Fowler, Kent Smith and Michael Davis.
Among the other guests : Sheryl Crow, Norah Jones.

This time, Tim can be proud of having ALL the Rolling Stones involved in his project.

12 of the 13 songs featured on the double CD are Stones covers.
The Japanese edition is featuring 2 additionnal bonus tracks, which are alternate takes.

Among the other artists involved in this project : some Stones' side musicians : Michael Davis, Lisa Fischer, Chuck Leavell and portuguese singer Ana Moura who also made a duet with the Stones in 2007 on No Expectations during their show in Lisbon.

Something pretty original : Rolling Stones music for babies.
Several sleeves available. The 1st one is depicted on the left.

12 tracks, instrumentals only.
Featured songs include : Start Me Up, Mother's Little Helper, Brown Sugar, Angie, Wild Horses, Ruby Tuesday, Time Is On My Side, You Can't Always Get What You Want.

The best way to make babies start listening to your favorite band !

Argentinian CD of Stones songs for babies, by Mariano Yayani.

13 instrumental tracks

Worth being noticed, a few lesser known or at least lesser covered songs, like Harlem Shuffle, Beast Of Burden, She Smiled Sweetly and Something Happened To Me Yesterday.