The Rolling Stones' 'Dirty Work' Album: A Look Back 40 Years Later

Forty years after its release, The Rolling Stones' album 'Dirty Work' is revisited, described as a period of bitterness and drug-taking that nearly broke up the band but ultimately became a turning point.

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How The Rolling Stones recorded the worst album of their career: ‘There was too much bitterness, it was the bad end of the drug-taking’

It’s been 40 years since ‘Dirty Work’, the album that almost broke up Mick Jagger and Keith Richards’ band but, in time, ended up representing the turning point that saved and reconciled the band

By David Saavedra

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How The Rolling Stones recorded the worst album of their career: ‘There was too much bitterness, it was the bad end of the drug-taking’

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