#mick jagger
Monday MUZIC…
The Glimmering
David Farrell - Photograph of Brian Jones, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, 1963.
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So the season finale of Saturday Night Live will apparently be hosted by… Mick Jagger. What do you think the odds are they’ll need to resort to a last minute replacement host, higher or lower than the odds Lindsay Lohan got?
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how i be looking at you
“oh baby, you’re sweet like sugar”
get well soon love…
Good Times
put your mouth right here
Candid
gimme the beat boys & free my soul, i wanna get lost in your rock n’ roll
fresh to death & sick as ca-cancer
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The Rolling Stones
The 7” Singles 1963-1966 [Box Set]
2022 ABKCO
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Tracks Disc One:
1.Come On
2.I Want to Be Loved
Tracks Disc Two:
1.I Wanna Be Your Man
2.Stoned
Tracks Disc Three:
The Rolling Stones
1. Bye Bye Johnny
2. Money
3. You Better Move On
4. Poison Ivy
Tracks Disc Four:
1.Not Fade Away
2. Little by Little
Tracks Disc Five:
1.It’s All over Now
2.Good Times, Bad Times
Tracks Disc Six:
Five by Five
1. If You Need Me
2. Empty Heart
3. 2120 South Michigan Avenue
4. Confessin’ the Blues
5. Around and Around
Tracks Disc Seven:
1.Tell Me
2.I Just Want to Make Love to You
Tracks Disc Eight:
1.Time Is on My Side
2.Congratulations
Tracks Disc Nine:
1.Little Red Rooster
2.Off the Hook
Tracks Disc Ten:
1.Heart of Stone
2.What a Shame
Tracks Disc Eleven:
1.The Last Time
2.Play with Fire
Tracks Disc Twelve:
Got Live If You Want It!
1. We Want the Stones
2. Everybody Needs Somebody to Love
3. Pain in My Heart
4. Route 66
5. I’m Moving On
6. I’m Alright
Tracks Disc Thirteen:
1.(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
2.The under Assistant West Coast Promotion Man
Tracks Disc Fourteen:
1.(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
2.The Spider and the Fly
Tracks Disc Fifteen:
1.Get off of My Cloud
2.I’m Free
Tracks Disc Sixteen:
1.Get off of My Cloud
2. The Singer Not the Song
Tracks Disc Seventeen:
1.As Tears Go By
2.Gotta Get Away
Tracks Disc Eighteen:
1.19th Nervous Breakdown
2.Sad Day
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Mick Jagger, Keith Moon and Pete Townshend, during the filming of the Rolling Stones ’Rock ‘n’ Roll Circus’ at Internel Studios in Stonebridge Park, Wembley. 1968.
Photo: David Cairns
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Future Glimmer Twins at Keith Richards’ country house Redlands in 1967
Get your Kick with Jumping Jack Mick
Screen shots from the famous promo clip for The Rolling Stones single “Jumping Jack Flash” of 1968, made for TV stations all over the world
Dolly Parton And Mick Jagger Backstage At The Bottom Line, 1977
You know what wasn’t happening in New York City in 1977? Country music. Punk rock was happening, disco was happening, and early hip hop was happening – all cutting-edge stuff. Country music was as far from the cutting edge as could be. But Dolly Parton didn’t much care, as you might expect. Big hair, big voice, big smile – big, you know, everything – Dolly Parton has never given the impression that she frets too much about what other people think.
And so in May 1977, Dolly was booked for three performances at New York City’s Bottom Line. (Though she was a fish out of water in New York, she wasn’t totally without fans – like Barbra Streisand and Bette Midler, she was a favorite of urban gay communities.) On this occasion, some boldface names of the nightlife scene came to the 400-seat venue to see her. After all, she was Dolly. Mick Jagger, Bruce Springsteen and John Belushi – all of whom had respect for country music – were all in the crowd that night, and Dolly blew the doors off the place.
–from a pretty fun listicle I found
