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The 1994 remaster was initially released in a Collectors Edition CD, which replicated in miniature many elements of the original gatefold album packaging.

Released: 1976 Black and Blue is the 13th British and 15th American studio album by the band, released in 1976.

It was the bands first studio album released with as the replacement for.

Wood had played twelve-string acoustic guitar on the track from the album and appears on half of the Black and Blue album tracks (mostly backing vocals) with and playing guitar on the remaining titles.

Would later comment Rehearsing guitar players, thats what that one was about.

The album showed the band incorporating its traditional style with heavy influences from and.

With a view to releasing it in time for the summer 1975, the band broke for the holidays and returned in January in, to continue workingall the while auditioning new guitarists as they recorded.

Among the hopefuls were, and (although only Mandel, Perkins and Woods guitar work would appear on the finished album).

Guitar-heroes and both went over for a jam with the band just to see what was going on, but both declined interest in joining the group, happy with their solo careers.

Jeff Beck stated that, in two hours I got to play three chords - I need a little more energy than that.

With much work to follow, it was decided to delay the album for the following year and release the compilation instead.

Cherry Oh Baby (which was a cover version of s 1971 song) would be the only song from the upcoming album sporadically played on the 1975.

Following the conclusion of the tour, the band went to, in October for some overdub work, returning to Musicland Studios in Munich in December to perform similar work.

After some final touch-ups, Black and Blue was completed in New York City in February 1976.

In February 1976 the Stones flew to Sanibel Island Beach on, Florida, to be photographed by fashion photographer for the album cover art.

Stylistically, Black and Blue embraces with Hot Stuff; with their cover of Cherry Oh Baby; and with Melody, featuring the talents of a heavy contributor to the album.

Musical and thematic styles were merged on the seven-minute Memory Motel, with both Jagger and Richards contributing lead vocals to a love song embedded within a life-on-the-road tale.

Release and reception Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating A 35 710 Released in April 1976 with Fool to Cry, a worldwide Top 10 hit, as its lead single Black and Blue reached number 2 in the UK and spent an interrupted four-week spell at number 1 in the US, going platinum there.

While all the albums songs except Cherry Oh Baby were officially credited to JaggerRichards as authors, the credit for Hey Negrita specifies Inspiration by Ron Wood and Melody lists Inspiration by Billy Preston.

Would later release a version of Melody with his, crediting Preston as author.

The album was promoted with a controversial billboard on in Hollywood that depicted the model Anita Russell, bound by Jagger under the phrase Im Black and Blue from the Rolling Stones and I love it The billboard was removed after protests by the group, although it earned the band widespread press coverage.

Two extra tracks recorded in the Rotterdam sessions were later released on 1981s: and.

In 1994, Black and Blue was remastered and reissued by, again in 2009 by, and once more in 2011 by Universal Music Enterprises in a Japanese-only - version.

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