The Rolling Stones’ rendition of Howlin’ Wolf’s ‘Commit a Crime’, featured on their 2016 album Blue & Lonesome, revitalizes the raw, tense essence of blues, showcasing their powerful connection to the genre.
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.
The Rolling Stones’ vrsion of ‘Ride ‘Em on Down’ pays tribute to Eddie Taylor’s blues legacy, showcasing powerful guitar work and dynamic vocals, reflecting their deep-rooted connection to the genre’s evolution.
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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