Before the pandemic closed movie theaters nationwide, Jagger appeared in the thriller "The Burnt Orange Heresy," which marked his first acting role in nearly two decades. The Rolling Stones were recently forced to postpone their North American summer tour due to coronavirus concerns. for part of a new album," Richards added. "And then (expletive) hit the fan Mick and I decided this one really needed to go to work right now." "We cut this track well over a year ago in L.A. And here it is – It’s called ‘Living In A Ghost Town’ - I hope you like it.” ‘‘The Stones were in the studio recording some new material before the lockdown and there was one song we thought would resonate through the times that we’re living in right now," Jagger said in a statement. (Their last album of original material, "A Bigger Bang," was released in 2005.) More: Mick Jagger talks first acting role in 19 years, assures he's 'fine' after heart surgeryĭespite its pandemic parallels, members Mick Jagger and Keith Richards say "Ghost Town" was written early last year for their upcoming, still-untitled album produced by longtime collaborator Don Was. "Ghost Town" marks the band's first original song since 2012, when it released two new tracks "Doom and Gloom" and "One More Shot" as part of greatest-hits album "GRRR!" So much time to lose just staring at my phone." "Feel a like ghost living in a ghost town. "Life was so beautiful, then we all got locked down," Mick Jagger sings. On Thursday, the rock legends surprise-released the bluesy "Living in a Ghost Town," which has eerily timely echoes of our current lives under self-isolation or quarantine. The Rolling Stones are back with their first new song in eight years. Originally, the lyric was “Baby, you like a song.” The track actually went through several edits when Florida Georgia Line first went into the studio with Moi, a veteran producer.Watch Video: Rolling Stones, Taylor Swift headline virtual music fest this weekend The line materialized while they were in the middle of writing a different song, and they ran with it. “Honestly, you gotta thank the songwriting gods,” he says. With five co-writers on the track (Florida Georgia Line’s Brian Kelley and Tyler Hubbard, along with Joey Moi, Chase Rice and Jesse Rice), we had to know who came up with that inexplicably catchy - and grammatically incorrect - four-word intro. The mega-hit, which first made an impact in August 2012, has gone platinum five times over, making it the second-best-selling digital country song in history. Lyrics to Radio song by DARIUS RUCKER: Seventeen, the only way I had a car Is after I dropped my mama off where she needed to go Four bald. It’s the opening line to “Cruise,” the summer-love party anthem that launched Florida Georgia Line into the pop-culture consciousness. If you’ve toggled through the radio dial at any point over the past year, chances are it didn’t take you long to hear the words “Baby you a song, you make me wanna roll my windows down, and cruise.”
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