Defending The Rolling Stones' "Dirty Work"

Update: 2022-01-18

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Of all the Rolling Stones' albums, perhaps none is more disliked or apt to be forgotten than 1986's "Dirty Work." Joe tries to make the case for this neon-clad LP and its crisp Steve Lillywhite production.

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Defending The Rolling Stones' "Dirty Work"

joe rosenthal, kalli wolf, michael blocher, max mckenna

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Defending The Rolling Stones' "Dirty Work"

joe rosenthal, kalli wolf, michael blocher, max mckenna

Defending The Rolling Stones' "Dirty Work"