1975 – Mick Jagger announces that guitarist-singer Ron Wood…
1975 – Mick Jagger announces that guitarist-singer Ron Wood will assist the Rolling Stones on their forthcoming tour of North and South America.
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2007 – records by the Rolling Stones and Paul Simon were chosen for
2007 – records by the Rolling Stones and Paul Simon were chosen for preservation by the US Library of Congress. The Stones’ Satisfaction and Simon’s Graceland album entered the National Recordings Registry, which preserves historic works for future generations. Other recordings chosen this year included Carl Perkins’ Blue Suede Shoes, Be My Baby, The Ronettes, […]
2006 – Singer, actress, drug survivor and onetime Mick Jagger girlfriend Marianne
2006 – Singer, actress, drug survivor and onetime Mick Jagger girlfriend Marianne Faithfull announces she is being treated for breast cancer.
2004 – Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and Eur…
2004 – Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger and Eurythmics co-founder Dave Stewart are the lead performers on the “Alfie” soundtrack, released on Virgin. Jagger sings lead on about one-third of the songs, including first single “Old Habits Die Hard.” Another version with Jagger, Stewart and Sheryl Crow is included as a bonus track.
2003 – Rolling Stone Mick Jagger, 60, is knighted by Prince Charles
2003 – Rolling Stone Mick Jagger, 60, is knighted by Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace. The one-time Satanic Majesty brings his 92-year-old father Joe to the ceremony.
2003 – The Rolling Stones are forced to postpone a gig in Benidorm
2003 – The Rolling Stones are forced to postpone a gig in Benidorm, Spain after 60-year-old Mick Jagger contracts laryngitis.
2003 – More than 450,000 fans turned out in Toront…
2003 – More than 450,000 fans turned out in Toronto for the Molson Canadian Rocks for Toronto benefit at Downsview Park, aimed at boosting the city’s sagging economy in the wake of the SARS virus. “I think it’s the biggest crowd we’ve ever played to, so it is a fantastic buzz,” Rolling Stones frontman Mick […]
2003 – Mick Jagger celebrates turning 60 at a private party in Prague
2003 – Mick Jagger celebrates turning 60 at a private party in Prague. Among the invitees is former Czech president Vaclev Havel, who gives Jagger a two-foot-high crystal vase.
2003 – a long-lost recording featuring John Lennon and Mick Jagger
2003 – a long-lost recording featuring John Lennon and Mick Jagger was set to spark a biding war at a London auction. The acetate record was recorded in 1974 with Jagger singing the blues song ‘Too Many Cooks’ and Lennon playing guitar. The track had never been release because the two artists were both signed […]
2001 – In anticipation of the November 20 release …
2001 – In anticipation of the November 20 release of his latest solo album, Virgin establishes the online Mick Jagger Preview Jukebox. The site features 90-second clips of all the tracks on Jagger’s “Goddess in the Doorway,” his first solo album since 1993’s Wandering Spirit.
2001 – For the first time ever, the Recording Acad…
2001 – For the first time ever, the Recording Academy agrees to accept a downloadable single for Grammy consideration. Virgin Records releases two singles, “Dig In,” by Lenny Kravitz and “God Gave Me Everything” by Mick Jagger are released to digital retailers via Liquid Audio.
1999 – The marriage between Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall
1999 – The marriage between Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall is annulled in an English court. Yes, it’s true, boys, Jerry Hall, will soon be looking for a new boyfriend and it could be you (how’s your net worth these days?). The 42-year-old wife of Mick Jagger – best known for, uh, being the wife […]