Mick Jagger: The Rolling Stones 'Sweet Sounds of Heaven', Lady Gaga & Stevie Wonder | Apple Music

Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones connects with Zane Lowe to mark the band's latest track, "Sweet Sounds Of Heaven", with Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder. Jagger opens up about the experience of collaborating with Gaga and Wonder to create the track. Mick Jagger also talks about his relationship with Paul McCartney. The track comes from their upcoming 26th studio album, 'Hackney Diamonds', which will feature even more exciting collaborations.

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[christoffsimply]

How is this guy still so mentally and physically capable? That's an 80 year old?!?! That is incredibly encouraging.

[HSND]

The man is a legend…his energy is incredible.

[nattyboyo]

Without a doubt one of THE most influential musicians in the entire history of music.

[Ruffdriver]

The youth of today, don’t realise how great this man is, to be 80 years old, mentally strong and physically fit is an achievement in itself, and you have set a standard keep on Rockin’ Mick.

[timgreene]

AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND .So fortunate to see them 4 times. Best concerts ever . What a journey . Bless

[tanyalowe]

A real rock n roll legend, more passion an energy then a man half his age. Amazing.

[iangrant]

It's so awesome that The Rolling Stones are still making great music. Can't wait to hear more tracks. Long may they continue. No other band come near them.

[californiahiker]

It’s just absolutely incredible! The Stones popped onto the scene when I was in high school. I was an instant fan. It’s now several lifetimes later, and they’re still putting out new music. If you’d told me back in the 60’s the Stones would still draw huge crowds and make new music in 2023 I’d have said “yeah right” and doubted your sanity. Mick should be an inspiration to any young person. At my age he gives me a lot of hope! (As does his friend Paul). Thank you for the interview!

[bettyespenshade]

I absolutely love this song!! Reminds me of classic Stones from the 60s. This is a wonderful collaboration with Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder!! Mick, Keith Ronnie are the best ❤❤❤

[TheDude]

Jeez.. I was not expecting much and Mick composes a gospel so good it could fit on "Exile". His voice even sounds like when he was 29. That man is the Dorian Gray of Rock. The lyrics are so touching the song should be played in the churches. Simply awesome. Thanks for being my soundtrack since 1971 ( I started with Sticky). I would never have thought to wait for a Stones album 52 years later. You are the best. The greatest. Thank you! I love the line " let the old still believe that they are young". So fitting. You are young. You are eternal.

[royd.]

Sounds like a lost track from Exile on Main Street! Incredible passion and musicianship from a band that has been together for 60+ years. Love it!

[markwatson]

I was born in 1962 and the Rolling Stones were musically in every year of my life. This new stuff is awesome. Keep in up guys, we love you.

[ThePowergoats]

I'm flabbergasted at the passion coming out of this song. I wasn't expecting it after hearing 'Angry'.

[gwynnielsen]

This tune is the best coming from the Stones since the 1970s. I just can't get enough of it.

[luizoswaldoabreu]

Outstanding song, and Gaga is outstanding too. STONES FOREVER!

[jaimeriveras]

This is the most intelligent, relaxed, clear, and coherent that Jagger has sounded - ever. Great music. Congratulations to all the team.

[pennyking]

Always love Mick's great sense of humor

[c.l.thunberg]

Great in the true sense of the word. Wonderful to hear. What a band they are, Keith and Ron and the rest of the musicians - what a feeling! This is right at the limit of what is possible in a studio. And Jagger shows how much soul he has as a singer, and all the nuances his voice has, with notes from many of the very best Stones-songs. One can hear his voice-nuances from everything from Little Red Rooster to Gimme Shelter to Love is Strong. And Lady Gaga brings so much magic into the song. Stevie Wonder contributes greatly to a masterful jam feel with depth and soul that is immense and incredible. All in all: Masterpiece.

[Twotontessie]

Its mind boggling to think that over the years maybe Jagger has become underrated. He's incredible as a singer, band leader, writer - everything. He became a caricature - old energetic businessman and master of branding. And he's that too. But at his core - genius creative person.

[sventex]

It's like Exile on Main Street all over again...and I it 😊