Mick Jagger says working with Paul McCartney on new Rolling Stones album was 'very easy'

McCartney plays bass on a new song called "Covered In You" from the Rolling Stones' upcoming 'Foreign Tongues' album ...

Mick Jagger Says Paul McCartney Proved Him Wrong in 10 Minutes on Rolling Stones Track

Mick Jagger had one practical question before Paul McCartney joined the Rolling Stones in the studio: could a Beatle give the ...

Mick Jagger questioned if Paul McCartney could pull off Rolling Stones collab: 'No mucking about'

The Beatles legend plays bass on "Covered in You," a track off the Stones' new album, "Foreign Tongues." ...

Mick Jagger Wasn’t Sure Paul McCartney Could Pull Off New Rolling Stones Song: ‘It’s a Different Thing’

Paul McCartney may be a Beatles legend, but Mick Jagger was still unsure if he could give him satisfaction in the recording ...
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Mick Jagger admits he doubted Paul McCartney could pull off Rolling Stones collab

Mick Jagger revealed he had concerns about whether Paul McCartney could capture the punk sound he wanted before the former ...

Twenty-five albums in, the Rolling Stones are still rock’s most thrilling band

This never gets old!” Mick Jagger barks, deep into the Rolling Stones’ 25th studio album, Foreign Tongues. And it turns out ...
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Mick Jagger Shares His Favorite Rolling Stones Songs, but Admits It's Hard to Choose Just One Out of 'Hundreds'

The iconic rock band has released over 30 albums and more than 400 songs ...

The Rolling Stones, Foreign Tongues review – An album a band 60 years younger would envy

Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood are on superb form on their latest collaboration with producer wunderkind Andrew ...
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EXCLUSIVE: Inside Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger's Decades-Long Rivalry — Rolling Stones Rocker Always Thought Beatles Singer's Songs Were 'Cheesy'

Tensions were sparked in 2020 after McCartney, 83, told Howard Stern that The Beatles were "better," going so far as to suggest that the Stones even followed in their footsteps throughout their rise ...