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The Rolling Stones record with saxophonist Courtney Pine
Saxophonist Courtney Pine says he recently recorded with Mick Jagger for The Rolling Stones.
The band has not said whether the session is for a new album.
Jagger has previously said he is writing songs, but some may be for other artists.
The recording suggests the band is still making music, though it does not confirm a new album.
Saxophonist Courtney Pine said he recorded a session with Mick Jagger for The Rolling Stones a couple of weeks before speaking to BBC Radio 3.
The session took place three months after the band released its 25th studio album, ‘Foreign Tongues’.
The band has not officially confirmed whether Pine’s session is intended for a new album.
Jagger told NME in June that he had already started writing songs before ‘Foreign Tongues’ was released.
Pine previously played saxophone on Jagger’s 1993 solo album, ‘Wandering Spirit’.
- Who
- Courtney Pine recorded with Mick Jagger for The Rolling Stones.
- What
- Pine said he had done a recent recording session with Jagger.
- When
- A couple of weeks before Pine spoke on BBC Radio 3; the episode was due to air on October 11.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated. The band has not confirmed whether the session is for its next album.
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I’ve just done another session a couple of weeks ago with him [Jagger] for The Rolling Stones.
I’ve already started writing songs anyway.
won’t bloody stop
Pine played saxophone on Mick Jagger’s solo album ‘Wandering Spirit’.
Jagger told NME he had already started writing songs before ‘Foreign Tongues’ was released.
The Rolling Stones released their 25th studio album, ‘Foreign Tongues’.
Pine recorded a session with Jagger for The Rolling Stones.
- Musician
- Courtney Pine
- Recording partner
- Mick Jagger
- Band
- The Rolling Stones
- Previous collaboration
- Pine played saxophone on Jagger’s 1993 solo album ‘Wandering Spirit’.
- Latest album
- ‘Foreign Tongues’, released July 10










