Keith Richards says he’s always ready to return to the studio whenever inspiration strikes and that he keeps songs prepared to work when opportunity arises.

Mick Jagger contemplates Foreign Tongues possibly being the band’s last album, while acknowledging plans have shifted before and new work could still emerge.

Richards advocates for early nights to maintain stamina as the Stones hint at touring and a forthcoming Foreign Tongues release.

A YouTube trailer captures the Stones—Richards, Jagger, and Wood—recording with new drummer Steve Jordan after Charlie Watts’s death in 2021.

The Rolling Stones’ longevity hinges on ongoing collaboration and the thrill of reunion, with time apart keeping the musical spark alive and reinforcing their distinctive identity.

Producer Andrew Watt ties together Hackney Diamonds and Foreign Tongues, helping enable cross-generational collaborations and the Stones’ current sound.

Keith Richards credits Charlie Watts with recommending Steve Jordan as the drummer, and says Watts would be pleased with the current lineup.

Paul McCartney’s appearances on Stones tracks showcase his versatility, as he can switch from his signature style to fit the Stones’ material, even surprising Mick Jagger with his adaptability.

Jagger praises McCartney’s contribution on Covered in You, highlighting Paul’s ability to adapt to different styles and quickly switch gears as the music requires.

Jagger notes McCartney’s talent for playing punk and delivering what the songs need, underscoring his capacity to move beyond his classic approach.

The interview covers the Stones’ creative process with Andrew Watt, mentions new tracks like Ringing Hollow, and discusses Ronnie Wood’s role, the origin of Start Me Up, AI in the In The Stars video, and a potential Foreign Tongues tour.

Wood emphasizes the band’s enjoyment of interaction and Mick Jagger’s driving influence within the group.