An experimental work that pursues a new musical style.
Released in 1980, it reached number one in both the UK and the US.
The album includes songs such as "Dance (Pt.1)", "Emotional Rescue" and "She's So Cold". It is an album that further evolves the disco sound and approaches reggae. In the US, it reached number one for seven consecutive weeks, the highest number one ranking for the group.
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A:
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1)
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Dance
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2)
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Summer Romance
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3)
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Send It To Me
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4)
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Let Me Go
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5)
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Indian Girl
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B:
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1)
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Where The Boys Go
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2)
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Down In The Hole
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3)
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Emotional Rescue
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4)
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She's So Cold
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5)
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All About You
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Conductor [Horns] - Arif Mardin (A5)
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Backing Vocals - Max Romeo (A1)
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Engineer - Chris Kimsey
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Producer [Associate] - Chris Kimsey
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Lead Vocals, Guitar, Piano - Mick Jagger
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Songwriter - Mick Jagger
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Engineer [Assistant] - Jon Smith
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Guitar, Piano, Vocals - Keith Richards
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Songwriter - Keith Richards
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Percussion - Michael Shrieve
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Producer - The Glimmer Twins
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Saxophone - Bobby Keyes
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Piano - Nicky Hopkins
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Piano - Ian Stewart
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Arranged By [Horns] - Jack Nitzsche (A5)
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Mastered By - Ted Jensen
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Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar [Pedal Steel], Bass - Ron Wood
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Songwriter - Ron Wood (A1)
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Bass - Bill Wyman
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Drums - Charlie Watts
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Harmonica - Sugar Blue
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Engineer [Assistant] - Sean Fullan
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Engineer [Assistant] - Brad Samuelsohn
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Remix - Brad Samuelsohn (A1)
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Engineer [Assistant] - "Snake" Reynolds
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Crew - Chuch Magee
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Crew - Alan Dunn (2)
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Art Direction - Peter Corriston
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Liner Notes - Tsuneo O'Mori
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Crew - Gary Schultz (2)
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Liner Notes, Translated By - Yasumi Yamamoto
