The Rolling Stones - Confessin' The Blues (infl... -

: The album cover is a hand painting of a "Bluesman" created by Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood .

: All physical versions include liner notes by music journalist Colin Larkin , providing a history of the genre and bios for the featured artists.

: A 5x10" vinyl bookpack was released to mimic the look of original 78RPM records, containing art cards by illustrator Christoph Mueller . Charitable Mission The Rolling Stones - Confessin' The Blues (Infl...

: Includes classics like "Little Red Rooster," "Commit A Crime," and "Just Like I Treat You".

: Tracks from Chuck Berry ("Little Queenie"), Bo Diddley ("You Can't Judge A Book By Its Cover"), Elmore James ("Dust My Broom"), and John Lee Hooker ("Boogie Chillen"). Unique Features : The album cover is a hand painting

: 10% of the net receipts from the album sales are donated to the foundation.

The compilation focuses on the "nascent" period of the band, when Mick Jagger and Keith Richards bonded over a shared Muddy Waters record on a train. Keith Richards famously stated that without the blues, "there's no point in picking up the guitar". Charitable Mission : Includes classics like "Little Red

: The funds support the foundation's work in promoting, protecting, and preserving the blues for future generations. The "Influences" Series