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The album is an all-blues cover album that clearly demonstrates a return to the roots.
After more than half a century at the forefront of rock, this album sees them once again fully rediscover their roots. This album is a culmination of their maturity, condensing their love for the unadorned blues and their musical talent.
Mick Jagger's harp and vocals are rough and lustrous, Keith Richards and Ron Wood's guitars are tight and tenacious, and old friend Eric Clapton guest-stars on several tracks, showcasing their respect for the blues and their bond of friendship.
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- Producer - Don Was
- Vocals, Blues Harp [Harp] - Mick Jagger
- Guitar - Keith Richards
- Producer - The Glimmer Twins
- Mastered By - Stephen Marcussen
- Mastered By - Stewart Whitmore
- Engineer [Recording Engineer] - Krish Sharma
- Mixed By - Krish Sharma
- Guitar - Ronnie Wood
- Drums - Charlie Watts
- Engineer [Assisted By] - Nico Essig
- Design, Art Direction [Direction] - Studio Fury
- Management [Charlie Watts & Ronnie Wood] - Sherry Daly
- Management [Keith Richards] - Jane Rose
- Liner Notes - Richard Havers
- Engineer [Assisted By] - Jason Elliott (4)
- Management [Rolling Stones] - Joyce Smith (3)
- Engineer [Assisted By] - Andy Cook (6)
- Engineer [Assisted By] - Derrick Stockwell
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