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Album Review: The Rolling Stones, “Blue & Lonesome”

2984 days ago

Popdose — They woke up this morning and their baby gone away. more info

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Kristin Stewart Feels the Need for Speed in the Rolling Stones’ New Music Video, ‘Ride ‘Em On Down’

2985 days ago

Time — The actress takes a joyride for the first single off 'Blue & Lonesome' more info

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The Rolling Stones – “Ride ‘Em On Down” Video

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Chorus.fm — The Rolling Stones have released their new video for “Ride ‘Em On Down.” It features Kristen Stewart. The post The Rolling Stones – “Ride ‘Em On Down” Video appeared first on chorus.fm. more info

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The Rolling Stones' new blues album is an amplified death wheeze. And it rules

2985 days ago

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The Rolling Stones claim they made their new blues album in three days â€” which is remarkable since it sounds like they couldnâ€™t have spent more than two. Easily their rawest recording in decades, â€œBlue & Lonesomeâ€ finds the ... more info

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The Rolling Stones' new blues album is an amplified death wheeze. And it rules

2985 days ago

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — The Rolling Stones claim they made their new blues album in three days â€” which is remarkable since it sounds like they couldnâ€™t have spent more than two. Easily their rawest recording in decades, â€œBlue & Lonesomeâ€ finds the ... more info

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The Rolling Stones go home to the blues with 'Blue & Lonesome'

2985 days ago

L.A. Times - Entertainment — When the Rolling Stones fell in love with American blues music as teenagers in England in the late 1950s and early â€™60s, the grand old men of the genre they idolized were 20 to 30 years their seniors. Muddy Waters was in his late 40sÂ andÂ�... more info

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The Rolling Stones go home to the blues with 'Blue & Lonesome'

2985 days ago

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — When the Rolling Stones fell in love with American blues music as teenagers in England in the late 1950s and early â€™60s, the grand old men of the genre they idolized were 20 to 30 years their seniors. Muddy Waters was in his late 40sÂ andÂ�... more info

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