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Free Music Notes for Very Best of Mick JaggerFree Music Review: Mick Jagger 07 solo album Hit: 4 StarsGreat album. Goes back to 'Performance' all the way through to his hit with Peter Tosh, 'Walk and Don't Look Back' and a recent rocker with Lenny Kravitz. One of the best tunes is the previously unrealeased 'Charmed Life' with Karris Jagger singing backup. She's his daughter from a fling with the original star of the Broadway play 'Hair' so she's got the singing gene. Another rare track is 'Too Many Cooks.' Over all the album is great even without Richards' licks. Only one ballad is a dud. Four stars.
Free Music Review: Pure Platinum Hit: 5 StarsFor all you haters out there, Mick is the man, and this CD absolutely kills it.
Free Music Review: not bad, but not good Hit: 3 StarsMaking a collection of lyrics, in the case of Mr. Jagger, is quite difficult; anyway, I think this is not absolutely a milestone in rocck music
Free Music Review: A man of good taste Hit: 4 StarsIf you are not a Stone's fan, this album may not interest you. On the other hand, if you are a Stone's fan, then this is must have album. Mick is in good voice and the selection from previous albums is right on.
Free Music Review: Could have Been better Hit: 3 StarsThis is a great addition to your collection if you're a Jagger fan or even if you're a Stones fan. Hearing Memo From Turner again after all this time was a thrill and the song still holds up. The duet with Peter Tosh on Keep Walking Don't Look Back is a highlight. If I could have helped to choose material, I would have included more from Primative Cool, including the title cut as well as Throwaway. I think I would have also had to include the Dave Steward/Sheryl Crowe collaboration, Old Habits Die Hard from the Alfie soundtrack. All in all, a good collection, well worth the price.
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