HBO 'Vinyl' Season 1 Music, Release Date: Mick Jagger Says 'There Are So Many Crazy People'
HBO has recently revealed the network's newest TV series "Vinyl," which will be covering a story of rock bands and their music. The story will be focused in the 1970's era when it was all about sex, drugs, and rock and roll. So, when is the "Vinyl" release date in HBO?
Mick Jagger's famous band "Rolling Stones" and Led Zeppelin were first known during 1973 when rock bands were the glam of music.
Jagger has recently shared his thoughts on the music back in 1970's. Reports claimed that Jagger has pitched an idea about a 1970's musical movie twenty years ago.
"This was a huge musical moment, especially in New York," 72-year-old told Billboard, Design & Trend quoted. "I just thought it would be good to have these characters in the record business because there are so many crazy people and then make it go through different periods."
The newest drama TV series of HBO will be taking place in 1973 where the music are parallel with one another.
"It seemed anything was possible at that point. Creating any kind of music and mixing up any kind of music and making it into something that people wanted to hear was possible back then," Jagger referring to the era.
Design And Trend has released the list of soundtrack for the first season of "Vinyl:"
01. Ty Taylor - "The World Is Yours"
02. David Johansen - "Personality Crisis"
03. Kaleo - "No Good"
04. Sturgill Simpson - "Sugar Daddy" ("Vinyl" Theme)
05. Ruth Brown - "Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean"
06. Otis Redding - "Mr. Pitiful"
07. Dee Dee Warwick - "Suspicious Minds"
08. Mott the Hoople - "All The Way From Memphis"
09. David Johansen - "Stranded In The Jungle"
10. Chris Kenner - "I Like It Like That"
11. Ty Taylor - "Cha Cha Twist"
12. The Jimmy Castor Bunch - "It's Just Begun"
13. Soda Machine - "Want Ads"
14. The Meters - "Hand Clapping Song"
15. Soda Machine - "Slippin' Into Darkness"
16. Edgar Winter - "Frankenstein"
17. Nasty Bits - "Rotten Apple"
18. Foghat - "I Just Want To Make Love To You"
"Vinyl" will be starring Bobby Cannavale to play Ritchie Finestra, a record-label owner who is trying to make his business successful. Mick Jagger's son James will be playing as a rebellious punk rocker who will lead his band.
"Vinyl" will be released on February 14 in HBO network.
