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First trailer released for Scorsese, Jagger '70s rock series
Rolling Stones singer front man Mick Jagger, performs during a concert in the Telenor Arena at Fornebu in Baerum just south of Oslo, Norway, Monday May 26, 2014. The Stones rock combo are on a world wide tour billed as The Rolling Stones On Fire. (AP Photo / Terje Bendiksby, NTB Scanpix)
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Missed much of the '70s? A new HBO series by some big names in entertainment may help fill in the blanks.
HBO has released its first full-length trailer for "Vinyl," a series executive produced by Oscar-award winning director Martin Scorsese and rock legend Mick Jagger, NME reported.
Bobby Cannavale stars as Richie, a record executive trying to relaunch his company in New York.
The show's cast includes Andrew Dice Clay, Ray Romano, Olivia Wilde and Jagger's son, James, who portrays the singer of a fictional punk band.
The pilot will premiere on HBO in January.
You can watch the trailer here, warning of adult language and themes.
