Original sentence: "Aftermath" included the almost twelve-minute long "Going Home": the first extended jam on a chart topping Rock n' Roll album.With Aftermath (UK #1; US #2) (1966), the Stones released their first album consisting entirely of Jagger/Richards compositions
Edited sentence: Aftermath featured such celebrated and controversial compositions as "Mother's Little Helper", a tale of drug addiction among stressed suburban housewives, driven by Jones' stinging sitar; the swaggering and joyfully misogynistic "Under My Thumb", with its coolly insistent marimba riff (Jones again); and "Lady Jane", in which Jagger adopts the persona of an Elizabethan-era gigolo, to a delicate harpsichord and dulcimer accompaniment.The album also included the almost twelve-minute long "Going Home", the first extended jam on a rock album.With Aftermath (UK #1; US #2) (1966), the Stones released their first album consisting entirely of Jagger/Richards compositions and in so doing showcased their new maturity as songwriters