The Rolling Stones working on new music in studio
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The Rolling Stones are actively working on new material, with saxophonist Courtney Pine recently recording with Sir Mick Jagger.
The Rolling Stones are actively working on new material. Saxophonist Courtney Pine, who previously played on Sir Mick Jagger's 1993 solo album Wandering Spirit, revealed that he recently recorded a studio session with Jagger for the band. Speaking on BBC Radio 3's Private Passions, Pine said: 'I've just done another session a couple of weeks ago with him for The Rolling Stones.' He did not confirm whether the session was for a new Stones album.
In June, Jagger indicated he was writing new songs that could be for a Stones album or for other artists. Asked by NME whether he had another album in him after this summer's Foreign Tongues, Jagger replied: 'Yeah, it could be a trio of records. I've already started writing songs anyway. They could be for other people though.' He said some material might suit other artists: 'When you write a song, you sometimes decide that's not for me, but it could be for the Red Hot Chili Peppers or whatever.'
Jagger added: 'I've got a lot of stuff, and not all of it's suitable for The Rolling Stones. It shouldn't stop me writing them, you know. If you get an idea, just write it.'
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- The Rolling Stones 'working on new music' in the studioThe Rolling Stones are back in the studio as Sir Mick Jagger continues writing and recording new material.The West Australian · 13 Oct, 02:35
- The Rolling Stones 'working on new music' in the studioThe Rolling Stones are back in the studio as Sir Mick Jagger continues writing and recording new material.Perth Now · 13 Oct, 02:35
- The Rolling Stones are working on new musicThe Rolling Stones are back in the studio as Sir Mick Jagger continues writing and recording new material.Perth Now · 12 Oct, 10:39
In this story: The Rolling Stones · Sir Mick Jagger · Courtney Pine · Red Hot Chili Peppers
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