The influence of musicians like Gram Parsons, with whom Richards shared a close friendship, is evident in the Stones' foray into country. Mick Jagger once remarked that he believed songs like "Dead Flowers" were better suited to Richards' voice than his own, highlighting a departure from their usual style.
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