Rolling Stones return to studio for new music after recent album
Most outlets reported that the Rolling Stones have returned to the studio to work on new music shortly after releasing their latest album, "Foreign Tongues." The News International led with the revelation from saxophonist Courtney Pine and added context about the timing, while Minute Mirror framed the story as a continuation of the band’s activity following the album’s success. Both emphasized the band’s ongoing creative momentum.
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Rolling Stones work on new music after ‘Foreign Tongues’ success
The Rolling Stones have returned to the studio to record new music, saxophonist Courtney Pine has revealed, just three months after the veteran British rock band released their 25th studio album, “Foreign Tongues”.
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The Rolling Stones return to studio for new music post latest album success
The Rolling Stones are back in the studio again, according to saxophonist Courtney Pine.The jazz musician has revealed that he recorded with Mick Jagger just weeks ago, only three months after the Stones released their 25th...
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