Overview
- Norman Cook says Mick Jagger personally called to say he liked the mix before permission was granted.
- Original stems for '(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction' were delivered in an armoured van, enabling a full rerecording rather than a simple sample lift.
- The track fuses Fatboy Slim’s 1999 hit 'The Rockafeller Skank' with the Stones’ 1965 classic, long known as a bootleg shared on Napster and pressed to club vinyl.
- A primary video by Tom Furse uses Michael Spencer Jones’s Rolling Stones photo archive enhanced with AI, with a separate visual directed by Elliot Gonzo.
- The approval echoes the Stones’ 2019 decision involving 'Bitter Sweet Symphony,' marking a rare shift in a sample-clearance stance that had blocked this release for roughly two decades.