rolling stones was the original singer of wild horses.
rolling stones was the original singer of wild horses.
who was the original singer of wild horses?
rolling stones
bullet::::- wild horses (british band), a 1980s rock band









































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bullet::::- "wild horses" (wild horses album), their 1980 debut album









































bullet::::- "wild horses" (smokie album), a 1998 album by the english rock band smokie









































bullet::::- "wildhorse", a 2017 album by raelynn









































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bullet::::- "wild horses" (birdy song), a 2015 song by birdy









































bullet::::- "wild horses" (garth brooks song), a 1990 song by garth brooks









































bullet::::- "wild horses" (the rolling stones song), 1971 rolling stones song









































bullet::::- "wild horses", a song by gino vannelli from the album "big dreamers never sleep"
wild horse (disambiguation)
herodotus described lightly-coloured wild horses in an area now part of ukraine in the 5th century bce. in the 12th century, albertus magnus states that mouse-coloured wild horses with a dark eel stripe lived in the german territory, and in denmark, large herds were hunted. wild horses still were common in the east of prussia during the 15th and early 16th centuries. during the 16th century, wild horses disappeared from most of the mainland of western europe and became less common in eastern europe as well. belsazar hacquet saw wild horses in the polish zoo in zamość during the seven years' war. according to him, those wild horses were of small body size, had a blackish brown colour, a large and thick head, short dark manes and tail hair, and a “beard”. they were absolutely untameable and defended themselves harshly against predators. kajetan kozmian visited the population at zamość as well and reported that they were small and strong, had robust limbs and a constantly dark mouse colour. samuel gottlieb gmelin witnessed herds in voronezh in 1768. those wild horses were described as very fast and shy and would flee by any noise, small with small pinned ears, and a short frizzly mane. the tail was shorter than in domestic horses. they were described as mouse-colored with a light belly and legs becoming black, although gray and white horses were mentioned as well. the coat was long and dense. peter simon pallas witnessed possible wild tarpans in the same year in southern russia. he thought they were feral animals that escaped during the confusions of wars. these herds were important game of the tatars and numbered between five and 20 animals. the horses he described had a small body, large and thick heads, short frizzly manes and short tail hair, as well as pinned ears. the colour was described as faint brownish, sometimes brown or black. he also reported of obvious domestic hybrids with lightly colored legs or grays.
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