The Rolling Stones have announced a deluxe edition of their album Foreign Tongues, set for release on November 27. The updated version, titled Foreign Tongues, Loose Lips, will feature five previously unreleased tracks.

Among the new songs is the duet "Bad Luck Hideaway," showcasing vocals from frontman Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards. Notably, the recording also includes drum contributions from the late Charlie Watts, the band’s longtime drummer who passed away in 2021.

This release marks the latest addition to the Rolling Stones’ extensive catalog, offering fans fresh material that highlights the enduring collaboration between key band members. The inclusion of Watts’ drumming underscores the band's commitment to honoring their late member’s legacy.

Foreign Tongues, originally released earlier this year, received attention for its blend of classic rock elements and contemporary influences. The deluxe edition aims to expand on that foundation, providing listeners with a deeper look into the creative process behind the album’s sessions.

The band has not yet announced accompanying tour plans or promotional appearances related to the deluxe release. However, the announcement has generated anticipation among fans and collectors eager to experience the unreleased tracks and the distinctive sound of the Rolling Stones.