Rolling Stones announce Black and Blue Super Deluxe with Wilson remix

The Rolling Stones announced on Wednesday that they will reissue their 1976 album Black and Blue in an expanded Super Deluxe edition, to be released on November 14 via Universal Music. The package, timed ahead of the album's 50th anniversary era, will be available as a 5LP vinyl box set and a 4CD edition, both of which include a Blu-ray disc, a 100-page hardback book and a replica tour poster, with multiple additional formats and limited-edition vinyl pressings offered for preorder.

The reissue centers on a new 2025 stereo remix of the original record by Steven Wilson and a disc of previously unreleased studio material. Accounts differ on the exact number of unreleased tracks, with reports listing either five or six new recordings, but the collection is said to include the Mick Jagger and Keith Richards composition "I Love Ladies" and a cover of Shirley Company's "Shame, Shame, Shame." The latter is available to stream now and a music video directed by Camille Boumans was scheduled for release on September 25, according to the announcement. The package also features four instrumental jams from 1975 sessions that include guest guitarists.

Black and Blue was recorded amid a period...