The 1960s pop band Mick Jagger couldn’t stand: “Fuck you”
No, it wasn’t The Beatles.
Mick Jagger
The 1972 Rolling Stones album Mick Jagger thought missed a trick: “No pretty tunes”
Never having the real knockouts.
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards: A love affair in three acts
“He’s a brother, a best friend, and probably the most contentious person I know.”
July 31st, 1967: The manic day Mick Jagger was released from prison in the morning, interviewed by a Jesuit Priest in the evening
Prisons, stately homes, and a leading bishop…
The musicians Mick Jagger said always hated The Rolling Stones: “They saw it as a threat”
A little too much chaos.
The frontman Axl Rose said had the most energy: “One of the greatest athletes”
Giving his all every single night.
The Beatles song Mick Jagger thought was beneath The Rolling Stones: “Silly”
Not as whimsical as his friends.
