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Provided to by Universal Music Group Winning Ugly (Remastered) · The Rolling Stones Dirty Work ℗ 1986 Promotone B.V., under exclusive licence to Universal International Music B.V. Released on: 2009-01-01 Associated Performer, Vocals: Naim Bashir Associated Performer, Guitar, Vocals: Mick Jagger Associated Performer, Percussion: Anton Fig Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Janice Pendarvis Associated Performer, Keyboards: Philippe Saisse Associated Performer, Keyboards: Tom Waits Associated Performer, Vocals: Don Covay Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Kirsty MacColl Associated Performer, Guitar, Vocals: Bobby Womack Associated Performer, Background Vocalist, Guitar: Keith Richards Associated Performer, Guitar: James Patrick Page Associated Performer, Guitar: Ronald David Wood Associated Performer, Piano: Ian Stewart Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Bill Wyman Associated Performer, Keyboards: Ivan Neville Associated Performer, Keyboards, Piano: Chuck Leavell Associated Performer, Drums: Charlie Watts Producer: Steve Lillywhite Associated Performer, Trumpet: Dan Collette Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Dolette McDonald Producer: The Glimmer Twins Associated Performer, Background Vocalist, Percussion: Patti Scialfa Composer Lyricist: Mick Jagger Composer Lyricist: Keith Richards Auto-generated by .

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