Rolling Stones expand Foreign Tongues with five-track Loose Lips release
The Rolling Stones add five recordings to Foreign Tongues on November 27, including a Mick Jagger–Keith Richards duet with Charlie Watts on drums.

The Rolling Stones are expanding Foreign Tongues with five additional recordings. Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, announced on October 14, is scheduled for November 27, 2026.
Five tracks, with one important distinction
The additional programme comprises “Where There’s A Will”, “Who You Callin’ Crazy”, “Human Tide”, “Bad Luck Hideaway” and “She Still Comes Around”. It would be misleading to call all five previously unheard: Universal Music Japan identifies “Bad Luck Hideaway” as an earlier iTunes bonus and a digital B-side to “Mr Charm”, which we covered in our earlier report on the track’s streaming release.
That track pairs Mick Jagger and Keith Richards on vocals, with Charlie Watts on drums. Its inclusion makes the expanded release a place to collect material that was previously spread across different editions and singles.
The guests and the next date
“Who You Callin’ Crazy”, featuring saxophonist Courtney Pine, is scheduled for digital release on October 20. The Stones’ official shop also credits Steve Winwood with organ on “Where There’s A Will”. The two guest appearances add organ and saxophone to the expanded programme’s credits.
The release is listed digitally and as a two-CD edition. The vinyl-and-CD configuration puts the five additional tracks on the record and the original album on CD. Buyers comparing editions should check that distinction rather than assume every format contains the same programme on each disc.
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Archival photograph: Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards in London, 22 May 2018. Photo: Raph_PH, CC BY 2.0. Resized and converted to WebP.
