Mick Jagger

What comes to mind when I say the name Mick Jagger?

CNN Transcript Jul 6, 2005

Literally, you can see him, as he starts to sing, get into the skin of this other thing called Mick Jagger, which is this R & B singer.

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Finally, before I had to call Mick Jagger again, I found Dad in New York.

HIGH ON ARRIVAL

In case Keith Richards didn't cause big enough rift in the Rolling Stones camp by referring to Mick Jagger as "unbearable" in his autobiography, he has now taken a shot at Ronnie Wood.

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And if your papa was a Rolling Stone namely, Mick Jagger or Keith Richards, a modeling career is pretty much inevitable.

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To paraphrase Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, the Saints hear it knocking, on the window.

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I'm not referring to jealous friendly rivals such as Mick Jagger -- who has never entirely recovered from Lennon writing the Stones' first hit "I Wanna Be Your Man" after begging John and Paul for a song only to discover that John had given him a throwaway so weak that Lennon then threw it into the Beatles roster as a Ringo vocal!

Martin Lewis: Still a Drag: John Lennon's Death 30 Years On

I'm not referring to jealous friendly rivals such as Mick Jagger -- who has never entirely recovered from Lennon writing the Stones 'first hit "I Wanna Be Your Man" after begging John and Paul for a song only to discover that John had given him a throwaway so weak that Lennon then threw it into the Beatles roster as a Ringo vocal!

Martin Lewis: Still a Drag: John Lennon's Death 30 Years On

Throw in celebrity presenters such as Mick Jagger and Courtney Love and this most English of prizes makes for titillatingly easy copy, brimming with groan-worthy double entendres.

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I'm not referring to jealous friendly rivals such as Mick Jagger - who has never entirely recovered from Lennon writing the Stones 'first hit "I Wanna Be Your Man" (after begging John and Paul for a song) only to discover that John had given him a throwaway so weak that Lennon then threw it into the Beatles roster as a Ringo vocal!

Martin Lewis: Salute to John Lennon