The Rolling Stones open the vault on their chart-topping album today, with a sax-fired preview leading a five-song deluxe edition due next month.
By The Superfan — CelebnMusic247
New Music Friday just got a lot older — and a lot cooler. The Rolling Stones are giving fans their first taste of previously unreleased material from the Foreign Tongues sessions today, October 16, when “Who You Callin’ Crazy” arrives digitally, per uDiscover Music. The track features jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine, and it previews Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, a deluxe edition of the band’s latest studio album due November 27, 2026, through Capitol Records, according to uDiscover Music.
The expanded set gathers five recordings made during the creative period around Foreign Tongues: “Where There’s A Will,” “Who You Callin’ Crazy,” “Human Tide,” “Bad Luck Hideaway” and “She Still Comes Around,” per uDiscover Music. For collectors keeping score at home, that is five more reasons this album era is refusing to wind down quietly.
One song will hit longtime fans especially hard. “Bad Luck Hideaway” pairs a vocal duet by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards with drums by Charlie Watts, according to Blabbermouth. The track is not entirely new to completists — per uDiscover Music, it previously appeared as a bonus track on the iTunes-exclusive edition of Foreign Tongues and recently resurfaced more widely as the B-side to a streaming single release of “Mr. Charm.” Now it takes its place in the official expanded sequence.
Context is what makes this drop matter. The original Foreign Tongues arrived on July 10, 2026, and topped the charts in 14 countries, per uDiscover Music. Its 14 tracks include “Rough and Twisted,” “In The Stars,” “Mr. Charm” and “Beautiful Delilah.” That is a No. 1-in-14-countries run for a band working less than three years after its Grammy Award-winning Hackney Diamonds, also per uDiscover Music. Most legacy acts coast on the catalog. The Stones keep adding chapters to it.
The physical packages lean into that collectibility. Physical pre-orders are available now, per uDiscover Music. The vinyl edition puts the five Loose Lips recordings on heavyweight red vinyl — “Where There’s A Will” and “Who You Callin’ Crazy” on side A, the other three on side B — and tucks the original album on CD into the package, in a sleeve with matte and spot-gloss finishes and a die-cut center hole. The deluxe two-CD edition splits the material cleanly, with the original 14-track album on the first disc and the five extra recordings on the second, presented in a six-panel digisleeve with a 16-page booklet and gold foil detailing, per uDiscover Music. A digital edition will be available as well, according to Blabbermouth.
So clear some space on the shelf and in the streaming queue. Today’s preview is the headline, but the bigger story is momentum: a July chart-topper is getting a second life in November, powered by songs the band cut while the sessions were still hot. If “Who You Callin’ Crazy” lands the way a Jagger-Richards-era Stones preview should, expect Loose Lips to be one of the fall’s essential rock pickups — proof, once again, that nobody stretches an album era like the Stones.
Photo: Cover courtesy of Universal Music
Sources: uDiscover Music, Blabbermouth
