Building anticipation for their new blues album, Rolling Stones released a new single, "Hate to See You Go," on iTunes and Spotify. The song opens with a classic blues riff, and Mick Jagger brings some old-school spirit to the track, complete with harmonica solos in the background.
The full album, Blue & Lonesome will be released December 2. You can listen to "Hate to See You Go," on the Spotify link below.
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