The historic rock band announced the complete list of their new album and confirmed Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga and more as guests.
Mick jagger revealed that the Rolling Stones They are already working on their next full-length album. The legendary band announced their 24th studio album, “Hackney Diamonds”, last week (September 6) and shared its lead single, “Angry.” After “A Bigger Bang” From 2005, the LP will mark the Stones’ first collection of original music in 18 years.
During a new interview with the New York Times, Jagger and co. spoke about how his upcoming album marks the beginning of a new chapter. “With Charlie [Watts] Leaving us, I think we needed to leave a new mark with Steve [Jordan, baterista]”Keith Richards told the outlet.
Jagger later added that he doesn’t think “Hackney Diamonds” is “the last Rolling Stones album.”before confirming that a sequel is currently in the works. “We have almost three quarters of the next one”said.
List of songs and guests for “Hackney Diamonds”
The band members shared the full tracklist for the 12-song album and confirmed it will feature a variety of guest stars as well as tracks recorded with the late drummer. Charlie Watts.
Watts appears on two of the songs on the list: “Mess It Up” and “Live By The Sword.” These appear one after the other, halfway through the album and the latter also includes the bass of former Stones bassist, Bill Wyman.
Sir Elton John he also performs on the latter track, playing piano on the song. She also appears on another song, adding cues to “Get Close”, the second song on the tracklist.
Lady Gaga contributes vocals to the penultimate song, titled “Sweet Sounds Of Heaven”, and music icon Stevie wonder He also stars in the song, playing the keys and piano.
Finally, the former Beatles legend Paul MCCARTNEY He joins forces with Mick Jagger and company for the next album and plays bass on a song called “Bite My Head Off.”
Check out the full tracklist below:
- ‘Angry’
- ‘Get Close’
- ‘Depending On You’
- ‘Bite My Head Off’
- ‘Whole Wide World’
- ‘Dreamy Skies’
- ‘Mess It Up’
- ‘Live By The Sword’
- ‘Driving Me Too Hard’
- ‘Tell Me Straight’
- ‘Sweet Sounds Of Heaven’
- ‘Rolling Stone Blues’
Source: Ambito
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