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 ’60s, the grand old men of the genre they idolized were 20 to 30 years their seniors. Muddy Waters was in his late 40s andÂ�... more info

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 ’60s, the grand old men of the genre they idolized were 20 to 30 years their seniors. Muddy Waters was in his late 40s andÂ�... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Ronnie Wood hopes The Rolling Stones will keep playing gigs until they die. more info

ET Online — The 26-year-old actress gets her groove on in the rockers' new cover, "Ride 'Em On Down." more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, watch the Kristen Stewart-featuring video for "Ride 'Em On Down". more info

DrownedInSound — It’s difficult to pinpoint when was the last time that the Stones made a record that felt this free of conflict, this far from being compromised by a clash of ideologies more info

DrownedInSound — Captures perfectly the mood and tone of a concert that will surely prove one of the most important in musical history more info

Stereogum — The Rolling Stones’ blues covers album Blue & Lonesome is out today, and with it a video for “Ride ‘Em On Down” starring Kristen Stewart. The rollicking Eddie Taylor song serves as the soundtrack for Stewart’s rebellious joyride in a blue v... more info

JamBase — The Rolling Stones return to the blues and Iration goes acoustic in this week's edition of Release Day Picks. more info

Uncut — Mick and co reconnect with their blues roots - magic happens Mick and co reconnect with their blues roots – magic happens The post Reviewed! The Rolling Stones, Blue & Lonesome appeared first on Uncut. more info