Locked-down Rolling Stones release new track ‘Living in a Ghost Town’

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LONDON (Reuters) – The Rolling Stones gave their fans some pleasure on Thursday by releasing a new monitor “Living in a Ghost Town”, component-recorded for the duration of the coronavirus lockdown.

The song, powered by a Keith Richards’ riff and a chanted chorus, will come with a online video exhibiting deserted streets and subway stations in London, Los Angeles, Kyoto and other towns.

“So the Stones ended up in the studio recording some new material before the lockdown and there was one song we considered would resonate through the situations that we’re dwelling in correct now,” Mick Jagger reported in a statement.

“We’ve worked on it in isolation. And here it is … I hope you like it.”

The band reported it begun recording the monitor in Los Angeles in 2019. Then, as pandemic limitations begun rolling out throughout the world, they altered some of the lyrics and additional other finishing touches to the combine.

In the online video, Jagger is viewed singing one tweaked line in a plush, wooden-panelled area: “Life was so wonderful then we all acquired locked down. Really feel like a ghost, dwelling in a ghost city.”

Keith Richards reported the monitor had been intended for a new album, “then shit strike the admirer … Mick and I made the decision this one truly required to go to perform correct now.”

The release will come a lot less than a 7 days soon after the band’s 4 customers carried out “You Can’t Normally Get What You Want” from their dwelling rooms via a online video convention phone – component of the world “One Globe: Jointly At Home” broadcast brought collectively by pop icon Woman Gaga.

A string of stars have been heading on the internet to continue to keep their fans entertained for the duration of the lockdown.

Bob Dylan has launched two tracks in the earlier month – his 1st new first material in eight many years – such as one in close proximity to 17-minute reflection on the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy titled “Murder Most Foul”.

“Living in a Ghost Town” is launched on streaming and download products and services only.