Kicking off an expectedly busy 50th anniversary, the Rolling Stones dropped a new song, its first in seven years, on Wednesday.
Good
 news for fans of the aged rock and rollers — it’s pretty darn good. 
Recorded in France earlier this year, “Doom and Gloom” is one of two new
 compositions set to appear on the new collection “GRRR! Greatest Hits,”
 due out Nov. 13.
The song is an uptempo rocker, with guitarist 
Keith Richards’ delivering a riff that sounds like he pulled it out of a
 time capsule from the late 1970s. Mick Jagger boasts some 
environmentally charged lyrics about fracking and even, um, zombies … 
but it’s a catchy tune nonetheless, and his voice is in fine form as 
well.
Up next for the creaky stalwarts is a pair of shows in New 
York toward the end of the year that have been all but confirmed, and 
the buzz is building about some additional dates. There’s also a new 
documentary, “Crossfire Hurricane,” scheduled to air Nov. 15 on HBO. 
Naysayers be warned — these guys ain’t dead yet.

