The only frontman Charlie Watts said was better than Mick Jagger: “Actually working an audience”
Fair enough.
Mick Jagger
Mick Jagger names his three favourite The Rolling Stones albums
“I can’t do one song, there’s hundreds of songs,”
The 1986 album Mick Jagger hated making most of all: “The band was very bad”
The worst kind of communication.
The greatest showman Mick Jagger ever saw: “I was an instant convert”
Giving Jagger a run for his money.
The 1970s band Mick Jagger and Keith Richards can’t agree on: “Never took off”
Seeing them front different angles.
When Mick Jagger paid to try keep Sid Vicious out of prison in 1979: “Accidents are going to happen”
“He never used it to advance himself publicity-wise…”
The 1966 Rolling Stones song that Mick Jagger fell out of love with: “It’s not very good”
The wrong kind of attitude.
The one frontman Bob Dylan thought was trying too hard: “You don’t have to do that”
The wrong kind of energy.
The 1950s musician Mick Jagger called better than Elvis: “The first person I admired”
Greater than a monarch.