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Rolling Stones unreleased: Dream About

ROLLING STONES UNRELEASED MAGIC
Dream About is a rare peek at the Stones letting loose. Recorded in LA during the Bridges to Babylon sessions, Mick and Keith were experimenting, riffing, and just having fun. Written by Jagger/Richards, it’s got all their swagger, some sneaky studio twists, and that restless energy that makes the Stones… well, the Stones. A hidden gem that proves even outtakes can pack serious rock ‘n’ roll punch.

Written by: Jagger/Richards
Recorded: Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles, March 13-July 1997 (Bridges to Babylon sessions)

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A Glimpse into the Stones’ Hidden World

Dream About is one of those rare Rolling Stones tracks that never officially made it onto an album, yet it carries all the hallmarks of the band’s creativity at its peak. Recorded between March 13 and July 1997 at Ocean Way Recording Studios in Los Angeles during the Bridges to Babylon sessions, the song offers a window into the moments when Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were experimenting, pushing boundaries, and simply enjoying the process of making music. Written by the legendary duo Jagger/Richards, the track blends the Stones’ classic swagger with subtle studio textures that reveal their restless inventiveness.

Even though it remained unreleased, Dream About captures the interplay between Mick’s unmistakable vocals and Keith’s sharp guitar riffs, while the rhythm section locks in the groove with effortless precision. It’s a rare opportunity to experience the Stones at play, showing that magic often happens in the sessions between the hits, when the band is exploring, improvising, and letting their instincts guide them.

The Magic Behind the Scenes

Though it never reached the public ear at the time, Dream About exemplifies the Stones’ ability to balance experimentation with their signature sound. The track highlights the creative tension and camaraderie that fueled the Bridges to Babylon era, proving that even unreleased gems can reveal the band’s essence. It’s a testament to the idea that behind every legendary album lies a trove of hidden treasures—moments where the Stones weren’t aiming for perfection, but for discovery, collaboration, and pure rock ‘n’ roll energy.

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