Rolling Stones plan first album in decade: Richards
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Photo Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones performs in the US in July. A Bigger Bang in 2005.
That album, in turn, was the first by The Rolling Stones in eight years.
The Rolling Stones are widely regarded as one of rock's defining acts, producing classic albums such as Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main St. and feuding with The Beatles for the crown of Britain's top band.
Richards, known for his hard-living and cantankerous public comments, on Friday releases Crosseyed Heart, his first solo album in 23 years.
The album - featuring Richards, rather than Stones frontman Mick Jagger, on vocals - brings in a range of collaborators including the jazz and blues singer Norah Jones.
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13 hrs ago
SPS4Keo.jpg
Photo Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones performs in the US in July. A Bigger Bang in 2005.
That album, in turn, was the first by The Rolling Stones in eight years.
The Rolling Stones are widely regarded as one of rock's defining acts, producing classic albums such as Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main St. and feuding with The Beatles for the crown of Britain's top band.
Richards, known for his hard-living and cantankerous public comments, on Friday releases Crosseyed Heart, his first solo album in 23 years.
The album - featuring Richards, rather than Stones frontman Mick Jagger, on vocals - brings in a range of collaborators including the jazz and blues singer Norah Jones.
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