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The Rolling Stones - Hackney Diamonds

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Hackney Diamonds, released in October 2023, is The Rolling Stones' twenty-fourth studio album and their first collection of original material since A Bigger Bang in 2005. The album features core members Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood, with two tracks including drums recorded by Charlie Watts before his death in 2021. Former bassist Bill Wyman appears on one track, his first Rolling Stones recording in approximately 30 years. The album was produced by Don Was and Andrew Watt.

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When did The Rolling Stones release Hackney Diamonds?

Hackney Diamonds was released in October 2023 as The Rolling Stones' twenty-fourth studio album. It is their first collection of original material since A Bigger Bang in 2005.

Who plays drums on The Rolling Stones' Hackney Diamonds?

The album features two tracks with drums recorded by original member Charlie Watts before his passing in 2021. The rest of the drumming duties on the record were handled by Steve Jordan, who has since joined the band for their live tours.

Are there any special guest musicians on Hackney Diamonds?

Yes, the album features several high-profile collaborators, including Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Lady Gaga. It stands as a major collaborative event in rock music, bringing together multiple generations of legendary artists.

What does the title Hackney Diamonds mean?

"Hackney Diamonds" is old London slang for the shattered glass that results when burglars break windows to gain entry to a building. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards chose the phrase to represent resilience and the idea of putting broken pieces back together.

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