The Rolling Stones have shared heartfelt reflections on the passing of Amy Winehouse, acknowledging her profound impact on their music and legacy.Ahead of releasing their 25th studio album, 'Foreign Tongues', the band expressed their admiration for Winehouse's artistry, with Ronnie Wood comparing her untimely death to the loss of Billie Holiday.

Keith Richards expressed regret for not deepening their connection during their 2007 Isle of Wight performance, while Mick Jagger highlighted the significance of their collaboration on 'You Know I’m No Good'.The album features guest appearances from Paul McCartney, Robert Smith, and others, blending original tracks with a Winehouse cover.The band emphasized their commitment to music, with Jagger discussing his ease working with McCartney on the track 'Covered In You'.

This release underscores the Stones' enduring influence and their tribute to artists who shaped their journey, reflecting on both personal and artistic legacies.