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''Hackney Diamonds'' is the twenty-fourth album (and twenty-sixth American release) by Music/TheRollingStones, released by Creator/GeffenRecords in 2023. Their first album of original material since Music/ABiggerBang (not counting [[CoverAlbum Blue And Lonesome]]) it's also their first album without long-time drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021. The album contains some of his final recordings.
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''Hackney Diamonds'' is the twenty-fourth album (and twenty-sixth American release) by Music/TheRollingStones, released by Creator/GeffenRecords in 2023. Their first album of original material since Music/ABiggerBang ''Music/ABiggerBang'' (not counting [[CoverAlbum ''[[CoverAlbum Blue And Lonesome]]) Lonesome]]''), it's also their first album without long-time drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021. The album contains some of his final recordings.
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* SpecialGuest: Several appear throughout the album, including Music/StevieWonder, Music/EltonJohn, Music/PaulMcCartney and [[Music/TomPetty Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers member]] Benmont Tench. Former bassist Bill Wyman, who last played for the Stones on Music/SteelWheels, also appears for a few tracks.
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* SpecialGuest: Several appear throughout the album, including Music/StevieWonder, Music/EltonJohn, Music/PaulMcCartney and [[Music/TomPetty Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers member]] Benmont Tench. Former bassist Bill Wyman, who last played for the Stones on Music/SteelWheels, ''Music/SteelWheels'', also appears for a few tracks.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Let the old still believe they are young!'']]
''Hackney Diamonds'' is the twenty-fourth album (and twenty-sixth American release) by Music/TheRollingStones, released by Creator/GeffenRecords in 2023. Their first album of original material since Music/ABiggerBang (not counting [[CoverAlbum Blue And Lonesome]]) it's also their first album without long-time drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021. The album contains some of his final recordings.
Watts' passing was a major reason why Jagger and Richards decided to finally hunker down and make a new record. Having been tinkering with the songs for years, the album was recorded within a month, and promotion would continue for a whole year before it was finally released. The Stones would tour the album throughout the year and into 2024.
!! Tracklist:
# Angry (3:46)
# Get Close (4:10)
# Depending On You (4:03)
# Bite My Head Off (3:31)
# Whole Wide World (3:58)
# Dreamy Skies (4:38)
# Mess It Up (4:03)
# Live By The Sword (3:59)
# Driving Me Too Hard (3:16)
# Tell Me Straight (2:56)
# Sweet Sounds of Heaven (with Music/LadyGaga) (7:22)
# [[Music/MuddyWaters Rolling Stone Blues]] (2:41)
!! Principal Members:
* Music/MickJagger - lead vocals, guitar
* Music/KeithRichards - guitar, backing, and bass
* Charlie Watts - drums on "Live in the Sword" and "Mess It Up"
* Steve Jordan - drums on the rest of the album
* [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] - guitar, backing vocals
!! This album includes examples of:
* AlternateAlbumCover: A limited edition vinyl version of the album has a mass of eyes and the band's iconic tongue design instead of a heart.
* BreakupSong: "Angry" is about a rebellious instance of this.
* CoverVersion: Not as many as their [[CoverAlbum last album]] but the closer "Rolling Stone Blues" (an old blues song made famous by Music/MuddyWaters), and is where the Stones got the name of their band from.
* GenreRoulette: New producer Andrew Watt (also known as [[AllLowercaseLetters watt]]) encouraged more diversity in the songs they were playing. Along with the hard rock tracks of the band's later career, there's also more electronic, gospel and blues-inspired tracks.
* InHarmonyWithNature: "Dreamy Skies" depicts someone moving out into the woods to enjoy a break from the world, and finally feeling peace.
* SongOfPrayer: "Sweet Sounds of Heaven" is an affirmation of belief and hope, complete with MelismaticVocals provided by Lady Gaga.
* SpecialGuest: Several appear throughout the album, including Music/StevieWonder, Music/EltonJohn, Music/PaulMcCartney and [[Music/TomPetty Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers member]] Benmont Tench. Former bassist Bill Wyman, who last played for the Stones on Music/SteelWheels, also appears for a few tracks.
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Like with the last few albums, Keith Richards gets to sing on a song, in this case "Tell Me Straight".
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Let the old still believe they are young!'']]
''Hackney Diamonds'' is the twenty-fourth album (and twenty-sixth American release) by Music/TheRollingStones, released by Creator/GeffenRecords in 2023. Their first album of original material since Music/ABiggerBang (not counting [[CoverAlbum Blue And Lonesome]]) it's also their first album without long-time drummer Charlie Watts, who passed away in 2021. The album contains some of his final recordings.
Watts' passing was a major reason why Jagger and Richards decided to finally hunker down and make a new record. Having been tinkering with the songs for years, the album was recorded within a month, and promotion would continue for a whole year before it was finally released. The Stones would tour the album throughout the year and into 2024.
!! Tracklist:
# Angry (3:46)
# Get Close (4:10)
# Depending On You (4:03)
# Bite My Head Off (3:31)
# Whole Wide World (3:58)
# Dreamy Skies (4:38)
# Mess It Up (4:03)
# Live By The Sword (3:59)
# Driving Me Too Hard (3:16)
# Tell Me Straight (2:56)
# Sweet Sounds of Heaven (with Music/LadyGaga) (7:22)
# [[Music/MuddyWaters Rolling Stone Blues]] (2:41)
!! Principal Members:
* Music/MickJagger - lead vocals, guitar
* Music/KeithRichards - guitar, backing, and bass
* Charlie Watts - drums on "Live in the Sword" and "Mess It Up"
* Steve Jordan - drums on the rest of the album
* [[Music/{{Faces}} Ronnie Wood]] - guitar, backing vocals
!! This album includes examples of:
* AlternateAlbumCover: A limited edition vinyl version of the album has a mass of eyes and the band's iconic tongue design instead of a heart.
* BreakupSong: "Angry" is about a rebellious instance of this.
* CoverVersion: Not as many as their [[CoverAlbum last album]] but the closer "Rolling Stone Blues" (an old blues song made famous by Music/MuddyWaters), and is where the Stones got the name of their band from.
* GenreRoulette: New producer Andrew Watt (also known as [[AllLowercaseLetters watt]]) encouraged more diversity in the songs they were playing. Along with the hard rock tracks of the band's later career, there's also more electronic, gospel and blues-inspired tracks.
* InHarmonyWithNature: "Dreamy Skies" depicts someone moving out into the woods to enjoy a break from the world, and finally feeling peace.
* SongOfPrayer: "Sweet Sounds of Heaven" is an affirmation of belief and hope, complete with MelismaticVocals provided by Lady Gaga.
* SpecialGuest: Several appear throughout the album, including Music/StevieWonder, Music/EltonJohn, Music/PaulMcCartney and [[Music/TomPetty Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers member]] Benmont Tench. Former bassist Bill Wyman, who last played for the Stones on Music/SteelWheels, also appears for a few tracks.
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: Like with the last few albums, Keith Richards gets to sing on a song, in this case "Tell Me Straight".
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