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Free Music Notes for Very Best of Mick JaggerFree Music Review: Very Good Copilation , Excelent Remastered Sound Hit: 4 Stars
One of the things that amaze me about this cd, it's the sound, very nice remastered sound with a lot of bass and ....you'll see.
I'm a hardcore fan of the stones, and the reason the makes me bought this cd is the Lennon cooperation, but , don't expected to listen some lyrics and guitars of this Beatle Genious, it's just the production, he produce the tape while they're hanging out in L.A. Anyway the song it's excelent, very 70's soul sound.
The copilation of songs are very good, missed two: Lonely at the Top (from She's the Boss) and Throaway (from Primitive Cool). But it is very enjoyable to listen again some poppy songs like Let's Work and the 80's version of Dancing in the Street, good gems from Wandering Spirit, the new realeses (Charming Man it's excelent, what a surprise).
The thing about Jagger's solo albums was they don't follow a pattern, too much producers, guest musicians, he realy can't made a solid solo band, instead of Keith Richard's Expensive Winos Band.
As a stones fan, and you want something from Mick Jagger as a solo artist, buy this cd, it is good, but, but , also Wandering Spirit.
Free Music Review: Great Mixed Bag minus 1 major track Hit: 4 Stars
When you think of Mick Jagger, we all think Rolling Stones and history! When we think of Mick Jagger the solo artist, we think a little harder and say...oh yes 80's Dancing In The Street with Mick Jagger. Who could forget the video? Not really a solo, but we think again and we think even earlier in the 70's when he did another duet with Raggae Peter Tosh Walk And Don't Look Back. Still no real solo song. Oh yes...Ruthless People( not even included here!!) theme from the hilarious 80's movie with Bette Midler (Beast Of Burden video buddy) and Danny Devito. Then he also hit big with Just Another Night and it's follow ups Lucky In Love and Let's Work.
There are quite a few MJ gems here that may not have been poular but are worthy of this purchase. Check out the funky Too Many Cooks and Sweet Thing falsetto. A hot duet with Bono Joy, Dave Stewart Old Habbits Die Hard. Also includes Memo From Turner and God Gave Me Everything. A fun retrospect in the MJ solo history.that's Mick Jagger not Michael Jackson :)
Free Music Review: Solid collection of fun songs Hit: 4 Stars
Don't overlook the fact that these are generally great songs. Without the influence of the other Stones, Jagger tends toward the upbeat and funky side of R&B and "Just Another Night," "Charmed Life," and "Too Many Cooks" are all excellent examples.
The only Stones infuence you'll hear are on the gems "Memo From Turner," written between sessions for "Beggars Banquet" and "Let it Bleed" with a co-writing credit to Richards and "Evening Gown" that sounds like it would fit right into "Some Girls."
Other standout songs on the disc are "Checking Up On My Baby," "(You've Got to Walk And) Don't Look Back," and "Old Habits Die Hard."
All in all, a solid collection featuring high quality sound.
Free Music Review: Mick Jagger 07 solo album Hit: 4 Stars
Great 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: A man of good taste Hit: 4 Stars
If 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.
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