The Rolling Stones frontman, 82, dismissed any romantic notions about growing old in a new interview, admitting he has forgotten whatever wisdom he once had.
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The Rolling Stones frontman, 82, dismissed any romantic notions about growing old in a new interview, admitting he has forgotten whatever wisdom he once had.
A new interview finds Jagger playful yet reflective about mortality, the band’s future, and the psychological cost of a life onstage.
With ‘Foreign Tongues’ out this Friday, Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood gave a small London audience an acoustic preview of the country-tinged track ‘Ringing Hollow.’
As the band prepares to release ‘Foreign Tongues’ with guests including Paul McCartney and Robert Smith, Jagger reflects on the unlikely legacy of a 1960s hit.
Speaking on BBC Radio 2, Wood remembered the night at his Richmond home studio where the basic track came together with Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Willie Weeks, and Kenney Jones.
A surprise clip on the Today show captures the Rolling Stones frontman explaining how a 2018 single made him a fan.
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