Rolling Stones work on new music after ‘Foreign Tongues’ success

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• The Rolling Stones have returned to the studio to record new music, saxophonist Courtney Pine has revealed, just three months after the veteran British rock band released their 25th studio album, “Foreign Tongues”.
• “I’ve just done another session a couple of weeks ago with him [Jagger] for The Rolling Stones,” Pine said.
• Released on July 10, “Foreign Tongues” became the Rolling Stones’ 15th UK number-one album, drawing the band level with The Beatles for the most chart-topping albums by an act in the UK.

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The Rolling Stones have returned to the studio to record new music, saxophonist Courtney Pine has revealed, just three months after the veteran British rock band released their 25th studio album, “Foreign Tongues”.

Pine, who previously worked with frontman Mick Jagger, said he had recorded with the singer a couple of weeks ago. He made the remarks in an interview for BBC Radio 3’s “Private Passions”, scheduled to air on Sunday.