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The Rolling Stones Know How to Grow Old

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On Foreign Tongues, the band remains rooted in the blues — and intent on whatever comes next.

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On July 3, 1965, the Beatles performed in the bullring of La Monumental in Barcelona, one day after their great concert in Madrid. It seemed that rock finally entered through the big door in Spain. However, that was like an anecdote without great repercussions later. The tours of the great bands of the moment continued to pass by. All this changed in 1976, when the Rolling Stones arrived to change everything forever. «The Beatles was a coinciden…

·Madrid, Spain
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Last week, 'Foreign Tongues', the Rolling Stones' twenty-fifth studio album, was released. The record is bursting with energy, even though Mick Jagger (82), Keith Richards (82) and Ronnie Wood (79) have long since passed retirement age. Good genes? Daily workouts? Undoubtedly. But Mick and Ronnie share something else: both found love with a much younger woman later in life and became fathers again.

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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