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Mick Jagger’s SuperHeavy reveal debut album tracklisting

Joss Stone, AR Rahman, Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley and Dave Stewart are also involved

Mick Jagger’s new band Super Heavy reveal debut album details

Supergroup’s first record will be released this September

Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards reveals new album sessions

Guitarist has been working on new X-pensive Winos record

Rolling Stones release new boxset

Band compile singles for new release

Mick Jagger to pay tribute to Solomon Burke at Grammy Awards

He'll perform live at Los Angeles ceremony

The Rolling Stones deny 2011 tour plans

They have 'no firm plans' to play live at this time

The Rolling Stones and Bill Wyman reunite for Ian Stewart tribute

PJ Harvey also pays tribute to the legendary pianist

Ronnie Wood hints that The Rolling Stones will play Glastonbury 2011

Guitarist says he would 'love to do it'

Keith Richards says The Rolling Stones ‘will tour in 2011’

He also hints that a new album could be on its way

Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards: ‘Mick Jagger is still a great friend’

Guitarist says pair have talked about the band doing more next year
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SuperHeavy, the supergroup made up of Mick Jagger, Joss Stone, AR Rahman, Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley and Dave Stewart, have revealed the tracklisting for their eponymous debut album. 'Superheavy' will be released on September 19, and was co-produced by Jagger and Stewart. The first single to be taken ...

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