Stream Rolling Stones’ ‘Hackney Diamonds’, Their First Album of Original Music in 18 Years
The Rolling Stone Mark Seliger
The Rolling Stones are back! The renowned rock n’ roll band introduced their 26th studio album, Hackney Diamonds, on Friday (Oct. 20).
Hackney Diamonds notes the very first brand-new Rolling Stones cd of initial songs given that the launch of 2005’s A Bigger Bang, which came to a head at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 graph. The cd additionally is the very first given that the fatality of band’s drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away at age 80 in 2021.
Hackney Diamonds includes the formerly launched cooperation with Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder, “Sweet Sounds of Heaven,” plus tracks like “Bite My Head Off,” with bass from Paul McCartney and “Get Close” and “Live By the Sword,” both of which have piano from Elton John.
Other visitor areas on the cd consist of 2 record with the late Watts (“Mess It Up,” “Live By the Sword”); the last additionally includes an aid from previous bassist Bill Wyman. The cd — which finishes with a Jagger/Richards cover of the Muddy Waters tune that influenced the band’s name (“Rolling Stone Blues”) — was videotaped all over the globe, from Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles to Metropolis Studios in London, Sanctuary Studios in Nassau, Bahamas and Electric Lady Studios and The Hit Factory/Germano Studios in New York.
Stream Hackney Diamonds completely listed below.
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