The fans of the Rolling Stones are waiting for a new CD study of the band and apparently, the British band is starting to record new material, while they are fully involved in the tour for the 50th anniversary of the formation of the band. Guitarist Keith Richards now acknowledged that they will be entering the studio to record new songs shortly.
Mick Jagger had already stated that he intended to record new material and that he already had new songs composed within the past two years. Meanwhile, Ronnie Wood also said that the group's atmosphere "is the best we've ever had." with which it is expected that a new album by the Rolling Stones see the light next year.
Weeks ago we hear a new version of the classic 'Wild Horses', an acoustic version of the song, which appears as a bonus track of the new edition of the album 'Sticky Fingers' from 1971. This reissue of the album was released on May 25, with 'deluxe' and 'superdeluxe' editions for all fans. The band is doing 15 shows this summer, in the United States and Canada, coinciding with the release of this work; They kicked off on May 14 in San Diego and will last until July 15, when they perform in Quebec.
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