Rolling Stones to release five new songs from "Foreign Tongues" sessions
The deluxe edition "Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips" is due Nov. 27. The first track, featuring jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine, arrives Friday.
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The Rolling Stones have announced a deluxe edition of their latest album, "Foreign Tongues." "Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips" is due Nov. 27 via Polydor/Universal Music and adds five recordings from the album sessions: "Where There's A Will," "Who You Callin' Crazy," "Human Tide," "Bad Luck Hideaway" and "She Still Comes Around." The edition will be available on red vinyl, as a double CD and digitally.
"Who You Callin' Crazy," featuring British saxophonist Courtney Pine, will be released digitally on Friday, Oct. 16. "Bad Luck Hideaway" is a duet by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards with drums by Charlie Watts; it previously appeared as a bonus track on the album's iTunes edition. Pine recently told BBC Radio 3 he had done another session with Jagger for the band a few weeks ago.
"Foreign Tongues" was released on July 10, 2026, and topped the charts in 14 countries. According to NME, it became the band's 15th U.K. No. 1 album, drawing level with The Beatles. Plans for a 2026 U.K. and European stadium tour were scrapped. "I don't think there'll be shows this year, but I hope to do some next year for the Stones," Jagger said.