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The Rolling Stones’ album ‘Blue and Lonesome’ unexpectedly revives classic blues, capturing raw emotion and reconnecting with their roots, exemplified through heartfelt covers of forgotten tunes.
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THE ROLLING STONES – BLUE & LONESOME*Click for ROLLING STONES DISCOGRAPHYThe Stones’ 23rd UK and 25th US studio album, Blue & Lonesome (named after the very “Blue and Lonesome” song written by […]
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