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Dirty Work is the Rolling Stones' 18th British and 20th American studio album. It was released on 24 March 1986 on the Rolling Stones label by CBS Records. Produced by Steve Lillywhite, the album was recorded during a period when relations between Mick Jagger and Keith Richards soured considerably, according to Richards' autobiography Life

Dirty Work – The Album is the debut studio album by American singer-songwriter Austin Mahone, released on 18 October 2017 by Universal Music Japan. It was only released in Japan. Since 2017, Japanese comedian Blouson Chiemi started to use "Dirty Work" as the background music of her popular comedy routine, which led the song to peak number 4 on the Japan Hot 100 Chart, also ending up being certified gold in the country

This album has been out for 27 years now and I just recently bought it to help complete my Stones collection. Well you can't always judge a record by its' cover, because this album is very catchy and flat out rocks for the most part. I snapped up 1986's "Dirty Work" because I'd taken a real liking to 1989's "Steel Wheels", so I thought I'd kinda work my way backwards.

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Studio album by The Rolling Stones. The sessions for Dirty Work, the first album under the Rolling Stones' recording contract with CBS Records, began in April 1985 in Paris, running for two months before breaking for a short spell. Mick Jagger had just released his first solo album, She's the Boss (1985), much to Richards' annoyance, since the latter's first priority was the Rolling Stones and. he was stung that Jagger was pursuing a career as a pop star.

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Dirty Work is an album that never should’ve seen the light of day. Gaskarth’s rich vocals are buried in an auto-tuned mess. The music shows off Gaskarth and Barakat’s growth and development as a songwriters - except that most of the tracks on this album should’ve been experiments that they lock away and refuse to let anyone hear. While stadium anthem Just The Way I’m Not shows the band’s technical proficiency, the Fall Out Boy-inspired Return The Favor fails as it highlights that – though Gaskarth is good – he is no Patrick Stump. This experiment went wildly out of control. The album lacks overall direction and cohesiveness. I could forgive the album if it were collection of radio hits, but I can’t imagine any program director that would put most, if any, of these tracks on their playlist – except possibly to repay a favor. The guys in All Time Low are good musicians. You can’t tell from this album though.

And now everybody to the dance floor. Rolling my sleeves up to here To make you smile ear to ear Girl, I've been hitting that, hitting that graveyard shift You won't find another one built for this Dirty work, ooh, dirty work Baby, I don't need no help I'd do it all by myself Girl, I've been putting in, putting in overtime You. ain't gotta tell me what's on your mind Dirty work, ooh, dirty work