The Rolling Stones they're finalizing a new blues album, which will alternate new songs and classic versions. According to themselves, the album could be released before the end of the year.
Recall that British veterans released their last album to date in 2005, "A Bigger Bang" and released in 2012 their compilation "Grrrr!", Which contained two unreleased songs.
In 2015, Mick Jagger showed his enthusiasm at the possibility of releasing new material with the legendary band. He claimed to have many new songs and lyrics written in the last two years. In this way, it generated high expectations among followers around the world. During the past year 2015, he was excited again, revealing that there were already "concrete plans" for the new album.
The scheduled start date was the end of the world tour, which ended in February of this year. Another component of the band, Keith Richards has also confirmed his excitement at the new album, ensuring that they are already in the studio with new material.
Ro Wood has gone a little further, as far as this information is concerned, saying that they have recorded 11 blues songs in just two days, and that the album will be released at the end of this year 2016, with versions of Howlin'Wolf and Little Walter, among others.
The band still commemorates its 50 years of musical career, celebration that began in 2013 at a memorable recital in London's Hyde Park. If confirmed, the new album would be the 25th album in the group's discography, and the first after more than ten years of silence, since "A Bigger Bang" in 2005.
The Rolling Stones emerged in London in April 1962, and its original members were Brian Jones, Mick Jagger, Keith Ricardas, Bill Wyman, Ian Stewart and Charlie Watts. Brian Jones was fired in 1969, replaced by Mick Taylor, who in turn would replace him, in 1975, Ron Wood.