The Rolling Stones' 'Sweet Sounds of Heaven' is out today and features the talents of Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder.
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‘ have unveiled their Lady Gaga and Stevie Wonder collaboration “Sweet Sounds of Heaven,” the second track to be drawn from their upcoming first album of original music in 18 years,. The track is available in a seven-minute-plus version and and a slightly edited version, which shaves off 90 seconds of run time.
“Sweet Sounds of Heaven” is a gospel-inspired ballad which builds into a duet between Mick Jagger and Gaga. According to a release, Jagger wrote the song at his London home and was inspired by rustling leaves and slight wind blowing through the trees outside of his window. “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” was written by Jagger and Keith Richards, and was recorded at studios in Los Angeles, London, and the Bahamas.
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