Voodoo Lounge
The Rolling Stones' twentieth studio album from 1994 brings a return to the roots of raw rock and blues, winning a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album of the Year.
Released in July 1994, “Voodoo Lounge” is the twentieth studio album by the legendary British rock band The Rolling Stones. This release marked a new chapter in the band’s career — it was their first album without longtime bassist Bill Wyman, while Don Was took over the production helm, helping the group rediscover their organic energy and raw rock ‘n’ roll sound.
The album brings a rich collection of songs that intertwine the recognizable guitar riffs of Keith Richards and the dynamic vocals of Mick Jagger. The sound image perfectly balances between fierce rock numbers and subtle blues, folk and country influences. The leading hits include the infectious “Love Is Strong”, the spirited “You Got Me Rocking”, the melancholic ballad “Out of Tears” and the energy-charged “I Go Wild”. Each composition exudes the maturity and exceptional playing ease that makes the Stones unbeatable.
"Voodoo Lounge" was a huge commercial and critical success, winning the prestigious Grammy Award for Best Rock Album. Accompanied by a monumental world tour, this release remains an essential part of the collection for all fans of classic rock and the discography of the greatest rock 'n' roll band in the world.
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