THE ROLLING STONES Dirty Work. But Somebody Has To Do It
After several albums that didn’t exactly knock anyone out and a solo album by leader/singer Mick Jagger (She’s The Boss), many felt the writing was on the wall for the Rolling Stones. After all, haven’t they been together for over 20 years? Wasn’t it time, perhaps, for the Stones to go their separate ways?
THE ROLLING STONES Dirty Work. But Somebody Has To Do It
After several albums that didn’t exactly knock anyone out and a solo album by leader/singer Mick Jagger (She’s The Boss), many felt the writing was on the wall for the Rolling Stones. After all, haven’t they been together for over 20 years? Wasn’t it time, perhaps, for the Stones to go their separate ways?
Fortunately, no. Despite some serious internal squabbles, the Stones have reemerged with their finest album in years, Dirty Work, which captures the rough and raw essence that has always been their strength. Songs like “The Harlem Shuffle” and “One Hit To The Body” have reestablished the Stones as a premier pure rock band.