The Rolling Stones surprise release breezy new single ‘Who You Callin’ Crazy’

Os Rolling Stones surpreendentemente lançaram o novo single lúdico ‘Who You Callin’ Crazy’ – o mais recente teaser de novo material na edição deluxe de ‘Foreign Tongues’.

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The rock giants announced an extended ‘Loose Lips’ version of their latest album last week, which will feature five previously unreleased songs, all written and recorded around the same time as the original tracklist.

Hoje (terça-feira, 20 de outubro), eles surpreendentemente lançaram o mais recente dos cinco novos singles, “Who You Callin’ Crazy”, que os vêem abraçando um som edificante e alegre.

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Other new songs on the deluxe edition of the Stones’ 25th full-length album include ‘Bad Luck Hideaway’ which dropped last Friday (October 16) and features a duet vocal by Jagger and Keith Richards, as well as drums by the late Charlie Watts.

That track was previously released as a bonus track on the iTunes exclusive edition of ‘Foreign Tongues’, and was recently made available via online platforms as the B-side to ‘Mr Charm’.

Outras novas músicas a caminho incluem “Where There’s A Will”, que conta com Steve Winwood no órgão, “Human Tide” e “She Still Comes Around”. A edição “Loose Lips” de “Foreign Tongues” já saiu em 27 de novembro pela Polydor/Universal Music.

In a three-and-a-half-star review of ‘Foreign Tongues’ – the follow-up to 2023’s Grammy-winning ‘Hackney Diamonds’ – NME wrote: “Mick, Keith and Ronnie [Wood] have hit a surprising purple patch – and if you believe the eternally energetic entertainer’s claim that he’s already writing the follow-up to ‘Foreign Tongues’, there’s plenty more left in the tank.”.

Already, it looks like the band are already underway with more material, as Jagger told NME this summer that he’d “already started writing songs” again. He did shed doubt on whether the songs would definitely be for Rolling Stones, however, telling us: “They could be for other people though.

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At time of writing, the band don’t have any live shows planned, with Richards being unable to “commit” to a full-scale tour. That being said, Jagger has told NME that they will “hopefully” get some live shows planned for 2027, and Ronnie Wood also told us that he is eager to go out as well, but waiting to see if things come together.

As for whether they could be lined-up for Glastonbury 2027, the guitarist said that he would do it at “the drop of a hat” but added that he was aware that “everybody doesn’t think like that”.

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