guitar Earl Van Dyke – piano James Jamerson – bass Benny Benjamin – drums Eddie "Bongo" Brown – percussion Jack Ashford – tambourine The Rolling Stones live version "Going to a Go-Go" was covered by The Rolling Stones on their 1982 live album Still Life. Released as the album's first single, the Stones' version "Going to a Go-Go" reached number 26 in the British charts and number 25 in the United States. Both the single and the album were released in the middle of the European tour of the band in 1982. Other versions of the song are included on the band's Live at Leeds and Hampton Coliseum live albums. Personnel Mick Jagger – lead vocals Keith Richards – guitar, background vocals Ronnie Wood – guitar Bill Wyman – bass Charlie Watts – drums Other instrumentation Ian Stewart – piano Ian McLagan – keyboards, background vocals Ernie Watts – saxophone The Glimmer Twins – producers Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Other covers The song was also a UK top 50 hit in 1975 by The Sharonettes. Phil Collins recorded a cover during the sessions of his 2010 album Going Back. The Miracles' "Going To A Go-Go" was referenced by Arthur Conley in his 1967 hit tune, "Sweet Soul Music". Other sources Motown/Universal DVD: Smokey Robinson & The Miracles: The Definitive Performances (1963-1987) References External links The Miracles - "Going to a Go-Go" (1965) video at YouTube List of cover versions of "Going to a Go-Go" at SecondHandSongs.com The Miracles songs The Rolling Stones songs 1965 singles 1982 singles Tamla Records singles Songs written by Smokey Robinson Songs written by Bobby Rogers Songs written by Marv Tarplin Songs written by Warren "Pete" Moore Song recordings produced by Jagger–Richards Song recordings produced by Smokey Robinson Music videos directed by Russell Mulcahy 1965 songs