“Sweet Sounds of Heaven” will be featured on Rolling Stones’ 24th studio album, ‘Hackney Diamonds.’
Other previously revealed guest spots on the album include two tracks recorded with late Watts ; the latter also features an assist from former bassist Bill Wyman.
The album — which ends with a Jagger/Richards cover of the Muddy Waters song that inspired the band’s name — was recorded all around the world, from Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles to Metropolis Studios in London, Sanctuary Studios in Nassau, Bahamas and Electric Lady Studios and The Hit Factory/Germano Studios in New York.
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