mick jagger's worst vocal performances

I don't remember having that conversation, Brad, but it's also my favorite Prince song. Prince feels more tongue in cheek with the theme though

StillAdvance it won't if it doesn't. Michael can't act like a sexual being and Mick can't be a good ol' boy. The best actors are those that have a certain range of roles they are comfortable in. Fuck that method actor versatility imo.

I don't mind Jagger's fake country voice, at the very least I find it laugh-out-loud hilarious, particularly on 'Far Away Eyes' and 'Let It Bleed' ("we awl need... somewown... we can llllean own!") - it's usually his falsetto that really rubs me up the wrong way, particularly on 'Emotional Rescue' (although I don't mind it on 'Heaven')

I'm not a fan of Emotional Rescue but his falsetto is brilliant on Miss You and I Just Want To See His Face and I'm sure I'm forgetting something major.

I love "Heaven.

"fool to cry" -- i kinda like that one, even though it is a little embarrassing

I love "Heaven.

― The burrito of ennui (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Monday, February 8, 2016 10:03 PM (3 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

It's one of the most underrated Stones tracks ever, IMO.

and it's barely a Stones track: Wyman on synth and bass, Charlie, Jagger on guitar.

Yeah. Although there's shitloads of Stones tracks that have different combinations of personnel or someone playing an instrument in place of the "usual" band member (Keith playing bass on some tracks, Jimmy Miller playing drums etc.) - the Stones never really were a group where all members were present at all times on every track in the studio.

'Play With Fire', for example... Phil Spector plays bass on it!

"Too Much Blood" is Jagger w/Sly & Robbie and Jim Barber, Keef's guitar tech who was instructed to "play like Andy Summers...".

'orrible wasn't it

"...burying the bones..."

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