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"Ride 'Em On Down" arrives today as part of 'Blue and Lonesome', the Rolling Stones' first original studio effort since 2005's 'A Bigger Bang.'

Both got there in remarkable fashion.

The Rolling Stones were never really a thinking band.

The Rolling Stones have given us a third taste of their upcoming 'Blue & Lonesome' record.

The Rolling Stones recorded 'Blue & Lonesome' in a matter of days. Whatever bad feelings remained from earlier quarrels seem to have dissipated just as quickly.

As if Rolling Stones fans don't have enough to look forward to next month.

"Hate to See You Go" is one of several songs on the new Rolling Stones album that were originally made famous by Little Walter, including the title track.

Before it evolved into the blues covers set Blue and Lonesome, the Rolling Stones' next studio album was supposed to contain new original material.

By the time this decade was drawing to a close, they were barely left standing.

The Rolling Stones have released the second pre-release track from their upcoming Blue and Lonesome album — a cover of the Little Walter classic "Hate to See You Go."

Talk of the Rolling Stones' discography tends to be dominated by their stunning run of greatness between 1968-72. Still, this legend is probably best understood in context.

Great photos of the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Roger Waters, Bob Dylan, the Who and Neil Young at Desert Trip.