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Rolling Stones share Who You Callin' Crazy with Courtney Pine, the first taste of five new songs on Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips

The Rolling Stones have released Who You Callin' Crazy, a sax-driven single with jazz great Courtney Pine. It leads Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, a deluxe edition with five new recordings, out 27 November.

By Marvel Author · 24 October 2026

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Three months after their latest album topped charts in 14 countries, the Rolling Stones are not done with it yet. The band has released Who You Callin' Crazy, an upbeat new single featuring British jazz saxophonist Courtney Pine, as the first preview of a deluxe edition called Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips.

The single

Who You Callin' Crazy arrived digitally on 16 October, with BBC Radio 2's Vernon Kay giving it its first play after receiving a voice note from Mick Jagger. Pine's saxophone drives the track, giving it a looser, brassier feel than much of the parent album.

The deluxe edition

  1. Release: Friday, 27 November 2026
  2. New recordings: Where There's A Will, Who You Callin' Crazy, Human Tide, Bad Luck Hideaway and She Still Comes Around
  3. Guests: Courtney Pine on Who You Callin' Crazy, and Steve Winwood on organ on Where There's A Will
  4. Bad Luck Hideaway is a vocal duet between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
  5. Formats: a standalone vinyl of the five new songs with the original album on CD, a deluxe 2CD, and digital

All five songs come from the same sessions that produced Foreign Tongues, which was released on 10 July 2026 and produced by Andrew Watt.

Why it matters

Foreign Tongues followed the Grammy-winning Hackney Diamonds by less than three years, an unusually fast pace for a band that once went 18 years between studio albums. Adding fresh recordings so soon shows how productive these sessions were.

There may be even more to come. Pine has said on BBC Radio 3 that he recently recorded with Jagger for future Stones material, fuelling talk that a follow-up is already under way.

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