Have you ever noticed that when it comes to rock bands, the ones usually writing the songs are the lead singer and lead guitarist, or it will end up being the lead singer and the lead guitarist have known each other for like ever?
Famous Songwriting Teams
Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus (ABBA)
Donald Fagen and Walter Becker (Steely Dan)
Jerry Garcia and Robert Hunter (The Grateful Dead)
Deborah Harry and Chris Stein (Blondie)
Big Boi and Andre 3000 (OutKast)
Don Henley and Glenn Frey (The Eagles)
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards (The Rolling Stones)
John Lennon and Paul McCartney (The Beatles)
Jimmy Page and Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin)
Scott Stapp and Mark Tremonti (Creed)
Joe Strummer and Mick Jones (The Clash)
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry (Aerosmith)
Roger Waters and David Gilmour (Pink Floyd)
Brian Wilson and Mike Love (The Beach Boys)
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Showing posts with label Mick Jagger. Show all posts
Rolling Stones Women: Marsha Hunt
Marsha Hunt
Name: Marsha Hunt
DOB: April 15, 1946
Where: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Years Active: 1960s-present
Spouse: Mike Ratledge(1967-present)
Website: http://www.huntmarsha.com/
-American singer, novelist, actress, and model
Early Life
-Her mother was her primary parent and worked as a librarian in a local library. Her father, Blaire Theodore hunt Jr. was one of America's first black psychiatrists, but did not live with Hunt and when she was 15, she found out her father killed himself 3 years prior.
-While Hunt was poor, she credits her experience with teaching to not be materialistic. In 1964, she went to University of California at Berkeley, where she met Jerry Rubin, who was participating in marches against the Vietnam War.
Move to London
-In February 1966, Hunt moved to Britain and for a time lived in Edinburgh.
-She says that London in the 1960s, anything seemed possible
Relationship with Mick Jagger
-She said in 1991 that she met Mick Jagger when The Rolling Stones asked Hunt to pose for an ad for their single "Honky Tonk Women", which she refused to do because she "didn't want to look like she just been had by all The Rolling Stones". Jagger then called her later and their 9-10 month affair started. According to Christopher Sanford's book Mick Jagger: Rebel Knight, Hunt told journalists that it was Mick Jagger's shyness and awkwardness that won her over, but their relationship was done in private because their social scenes were different. In London, nov. 1970, Hunt gave birth to Karis Hunt Jagger, their first and only child.
-When Karis was only 2, Hunt asked the courts for an affiliation order against Jagger. He called the suit "silly", he has been close to Karis since then; he took her on holiday with his family when she was a teen, attended her Yale graduation and her 2000 wedding, and he was at the hospital for the birth of her son in 2004. As of 2008, he continued to see her and her family. Hunt says she still sees Jagger, but has a closer relationship with Jagger's mother. She says she left the door open for Jagger to come back and he did.
-In 2008, Hunt was asked about the story that appeared in this article that she met Jagger while at a party in the 60s and told him she wanted to have his baby. Hunt says it's bull crap.
Brown Sugar
-Christopher Sanford writes in his book Mick Jagger that when the Stones released the single "Brown Sugar", there was immediate suspicion that the song was about Hunt or singer Claudia Lennear. In her 1985 autobiography, Real Life, Hunt said that "Brown Sugar" is about her, among a few other songs.
Personal Life
-In 2004, she was battling breast cancer. After surgery, this resulted in her losing her right breast
Name: Marsha Hunt
DOB: April 15, 1946
Where: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Years Active: 1960s-present
Spouse: Mike Ratledge(1967-present)
Website: http://www.huntmarsha.com/
-American singer, novelist, actress, and model
Early Life
-Her mother was her primary parent and worked as a librarian in a local library. Her father, Blaire Theodore hunt Jr. was one of America's first black psychiatrists, but did not live with Hunt and when she was 15, she found out her father killed himself 3 years prior.
-While Hunt was poor, she credits her experience with teaching to not be materialistic. In 1964, she went to University of California at Berkeley, where she met Jerry Rubin, who was participating in marches against the Vietnam War.
Move to London
-In February 1966, Hunt moved to Britain and for a time lived in Edinburgh.
-She says that London in the 1960s, anything seemed possible
Relationship with Mick Jagger
-She said in 1991 that she met Mick Jagger when The Rolling Stones asked Hunt to pose for an ad for their single "Honky Tonk Women", which she refused to do because she "didn't want to look like she just been had by all The Rolling Stones". Jagger then called her later and their 9-10 month affair started. According to Christopher Sanford's book Mick Jagger: Rebel Knight, Hunt told journalists that it was Mick Jagger's shyness and awkwardness that won her over, but their relationship was done in private because their social scenes were different. In London, nov. 1970, Hunt gave birth to Karis Hunt Jagger, their first and only child.
-When Karis was only 2, Hunt asked the courts for an affiliation order against Jagger. He called the suit "silly", he has been close to Karis since then; he took her on holiday with his family when she was a teen, attended her Yale graduation and her 2000 wedding, and he was at the hospital for the birth of her son in 2004. As of 2008, he continued to see her and her family. Hunt says she still sees Jagger, but has a closer relationship with Jagger's mother. She says she left the door open for Jagger to come back and he did.
-In 2008, Hunt was asked about the story that appeared in this article that she met Jagger while at a party in the 60s and told him she wanted to have his baby. Hunt says it's bull crap.
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| L-R: Joe Jagger, Mick Jagger, Karis Jagger, Elizabeth Jagger |
-Christopher Sanford writes in his book Mick Jagger that when the Stones released the single "Brown Sugar", there was immediate suspicion that the song was about Hunt or singer Claudia Lennear. In her 1985 autobiography, Real Life, Hunt said that "Brown Sugar" is about her, among a few other songs.
Personal Life
-In 2004, she was battling breast cancer. After surgery, this resulted in her losing her right breast
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards: Arrested!
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards
-On February 12, 1967 around 5:30pm, 20 police officers from the London police swarmed the Redlands home that Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards owned in Sussex. Both Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were arrested, along with Brian Jones(who was supposedly there, but him and then girlfriend Anita Pallenberg were fighting so they stayed in London).
-Others had come along for the weekend, including Beatle George Harrison and wife Patti Boyd. They had left before the raid, leading most people to believe they were staking the place out and waited for George to leave so they would not have to arrest a member of the beloved Beatles.
-According to police reports, the police took some drugs and left around 8:00pm. On March 20, Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were due to appear in court and they received summonses saying they committed offences against the Dangerous Drugs Act. After their court date, they were sentenced to prison. Mick was sent to Lewes prison outside of London where as Keith Richards was sent to Wormwood Scrubs.
-On Sunday, February 5, 1967, News of the World, a British tabloid paper, published a story claiming Mick Jagger along with others, were taking LSD. Later that same evening, Mick Jagger appears on the Eamon Andrews Show and said he never took LSD and that his lawyers would sue for libel. But this story was actually started by Brian Jones being mistaken for Mick Jagger, so he could get payback on his once ally but now enemy.
-The week following the story by News of the World, it saw The Rolling Stones in Abbey Road Studios recording with The Beatles before they left London for Redlands. This weekend was supposed to be a quiet, relaxing getaway. But it soon changed when London police swarmed the property that Sunday night
-With the police having a warrant, The Stones suspected they were tipped off. The report from News of the World and police played up the image of Miss X(Marianne Faithfull) wearing nothing at all except for a fur rug which she intentionally let fall from time to time during the raid. And some reports say that it was Mick Jagger who was completely naked and wearing the rug. A groupie named Nicky Kramer was mistaken for a woman and searched by a female officer.
“He had long fairish hair,” reported the female officer who searched him, “and was dressed in what would be best described as a pair of red-and-green silk ‘pajamas’. I searched him and this was all he was wearing. I formed the opinion he, too (along with Mick Jagger) was wearing makeup.”
On May 10, 1967, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and their friend Robert Fraser appeared in a Chichester court and were released on a bail of $100 in British money. On June 27, Mick Jagger's trial began in Chichester, with Keith Richards trial starting the next day. After a day's hearing, the verdict was given on June 29: both were found guilty. Mick Jagger was sentenced to 3 months in prison for possession of 4 amphetamine pills and Keith was given a year in prison
-After hearing this, there was a wave of protests, from Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend and Keith Moon of The Who
-On February 12, 1967 around 5:30pm, 20 police officers from the London police swarmed the Redlands home that Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards owned in Sussex. Both Mick Jagger and Keith Richards were arrested, along with Brian Jones(who was supposedly there, but him and then girlfriend Anita Pallenberg were fighting so they stayed in London).
-Others had come along for the weekend, including Beatle George Harrison and wife Patti Boyd. They had left before the raid, leading most people to believe they were staking the place out and waited for George to leave so they would not have to arrest a member of the beloved Beatles.
-According to police reports, the police took some drugs and left around 8:00pm. On March 20, Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were due to appear in court and they received summonses saying they committed offences against the Dangerous Drugs Act. After their court date, they were sentenced to prison. Mick was sent to Lewes prison outside of London where as Keith Richards was sent to Wormwood Scrubs.
-On Sunday, February 5, 1967, News of the World, a British tabloid paper, published a story claiming Mick Jagger along with others, were taking LSD. Later that same evening, Mick Jagger appears on the Eamon Andrews Show and said he never took LSD and that his lawyers would sue for libel. But this story was actually started by Brian Jones being mistaken for Mick Jagger, so he could get payback on his once ally but now enemy.
-The week following the story by News of the World, it saw The Rolling Stones in Abbey Road Studios recording with The Beatles before they left London for Redlands. This weekend was supposed to be a quiet, relaxing getaway. But it soon changed when London police swarmed the property that Sunday night
-With the police having a warrant, The Stones suspected they were tipped off. The report from News of the World and police played up the image of Miss X(Marianne Faithfull) wearing nothing at all except for a fur rug which she intentionally let fall from time to time during the raid. And some reports say that it was Mick Jagger who was completely naked and wearing the rug. A groupie named Nicky Kramer was mistaken for a woman and searched by a female officer.
“He had long fairish hair,” reported the female officer who searched him, “and was dressed in what would be best described as a pair of red-and-green silk ‘pajamas’. I searched him and this was all he was wearing. I formed the opinion he, too (along with Mick Jagger) was wearing makeup.”
On May 10, 1967, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and their friend Robert Fraser appeared in a Chichester court and were released on a bail of $100 in British money. On June 27, Mick Jagger's trial began in Chichester, with Keith Richards trial starting the next day. After a day's hearing, the verdict was given on June 29: both were found guilty. Mick Jagger was sentenced to 3 months in prison for possession of 4 amphetamine pills and Keith was given a year in prison
-After hearing this, there was a wave of protests, from Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend and Keith Moon of The Who
1989 Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour
1989 Steel Wheels/Urban Jungle Tour
-This tour helped to promote the band's recently released Steel Wheels album
-Continued to Japan in February 1990, with 10 shows at the Tokyo Dome.
-That show featured a different stage and was called the Urban Jungle tour, which ran from May-August 1990.
-This would be the last tour with Bill Wyman as bassist
History
-A pre-tour 'surprise show' took place on August 12, 1989 at Toad's Palce in New Haven, Connecticut.
-The official Steel Wheels tour kicked off later that month at the now demolished Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
-During the show in Pennsylvania, the power went out when the band was performing "Shattered" and caused a delay in the show. Jagger started talking to the people in the audience during the delay
-The stage was designed by Mark Fisher along with help from Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts
-Performances were later documented on the album Flashpoint and the video Live at the Max, both released in 1991
Tour band
For the opening night of the Steel Wheels Tour the setlist was as follows (all songs composed by Jagger/Richards unless otherwise noted):
-This tour helped to promote the band's recently released Steel Wheels album
-Continued to Japan in February 1990, with 10 shows at the Tokyo Dome.
-That show featured a different stage and was called the Urban Jungle tour, which ran from May-August 1990.
-This would be the last tour with Bill Wyman as bassist
History
-A pre-tour 'surprise show' took place on August 12, 1989 at Toad's Palce in New Haven, Connecticut.
-The official Steel Wheels tour kicked off later that month at the now demolished Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
-During the show in Pennsylvania, the power went out when the band was performing "Shattered" and caused a delay in the show. Jagger started talking to the people in the audience during the delay
-The stage was designed by Mark Fisher along with help from Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts
-Performances were later documented on the album Flashpoint and the video Live at the Max, both released in 1991
Tour band
- Mick Jagger: lead vocals, guitar, harmonica
- Keith Richards: guitar, backing vocals
- Ronnie Wood: guitar, backing vocals
- Bill Wyman: bass guitar
- Charlie Watts: drums, percussion
- Matt Clifford: keyboards, French horn
- Bobby Keys: saxophone
- Chuck Leavell: keyboards and musical director
- Bernard Fowler: vocals
- Lisa Fischer: vocals on the North American & Japanese tours only
- Cindy Mizelle: vocals on the North American & Japanese tours only
- Lorelei McBroom: vocals on the European tour only
- Sophia Jones: vocals on the European tour only
- The Uptown Horns:
- Arno Hecht: saxophone
- Bob Funk: trombone
- Crispin Cioe: saxophone
- Paul Litteral: trumpet
For the opening night of the Steel Wheels Tour the setlist was as follows (all songs composed by Jagger/Richards unless otherwise noted):
- "Intro: Continental Drift"
- "Start Me Up"
- "Bitch"
- "Shattered"
- "Sad Sad Sad"
- "Undercover of the Night"
- "Harlem Shuffle" (Relf/Nelson)
- "Tumbling Dice"
- "Miss You"
- "Ruby Tuesday"
- "Play With Fire" (Nanker Phelge)
- "Dead Flowers"
- "One Hit (to the Body)" (Jagger/Richards/Wood)
- "Mixed Emotions"
- "Honky Tonk Women"
- "Rock and a Hard Place"
- "Midnight Rambler"
- "You Can't Always Get What You Want"
- "Little Red Rooster" (Dixon)
- "Before They Make Me Run"
- "Happy"
- "Paint It Black"
- "2000 Light Years from Home"
- "Sympathy for the Devil"
- "Gimme Shelter"
- "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)"
- "Brown Sugar"
- "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
- "Jumpin' Jack Flash" (encore)
- "Start Me Up"
- "Sad Sad Sad"
- "Harlem Shuffle"
- "Tumbling Dice"
- "Miss You"
- "Ruby Tuesday"
- "Angie"
- "Rock and a Hard Place"
- "Mixed Emotions"
- "Honky Tonk Women"
- "Midnight Rambler"
- "You Can't Always Get What You Want"
- "Little Red Rooster"
- "Before They Make Me Run"
- "Happy"
- "Paint It Black"
- "2000 Light Years from Home"
- "Sympathy for the Devil"
- "Street Fighting Man"
- "Gimme Shelter"
- "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)"
- "Brown Sugar"
- "Jumpin' Jack Flash"
- "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" (encore)
- "Almost Hear You Sigh" (Jagger/Richards/Jordan)
- "Blinded by Love"
- "Boogie Chillen" (Hooker)
- "Can't Be Seen"
- "Factory Girl"
- "I Just Want to Make Love to You" (Dixon)
- "Salt of the Earth"
- "Terrifying"
- "Indian Girl" Hannover 23.May 1990
Rolling Stones Women: Marianne Faithfull
Marianne Faithfull
Name: Marian Evelyn Faithfull
DOB: Dec. 29, 1946
Where: Hampstead, London, England
Occupations: Singer, Songwriter, actress
Genres: rock, pop, jazz, folk, blues
Years Active: 1964-present
Website: http://www.mariannefaithfull.org.uk/
-Award winning English singer, songwriter and actress who has been around for 5 decades.
-Her early work was in pop and rock music in the 1960s, but in the 1970s led into drug abuse. In late 1979, she made an album that put her back on top, Broken English.
-From 1966-1970, she had a very public and high profile relationship with Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger. She also helped to co-write Ssiter Morphine on the Stones' Sticky Fingers album.
Early Life
-Her father, Robert Glynn Faithfull, was a British military officer and professor of psychology, and her mother, Eva von Sacher-Massoch, was originally a baroness from Vienna.
-Her maternal great great uncle was Leopold von Sacher-Massoch, whose erotic novel Venus in Furs, inspired the word masochism.
Music Career/Personal Life
-Her singing career began in 1964. She attended a Rolling Stones concert, where her first major hit, As Tears Go By, was written by Jagger and Richards.
-In 1966, she began a high profile relationship with Mick Jagger. At a house in Redlands, British police found her only to be wearing a fur rug around her naked body.
-She lived on London's Soho streets for 2 years, suffering from heroin addiction and anorexia.
Name: Marian Evelyn Faithfull
DOB: Dec. 29, 1946
Where: Hampstead, London, England
Occupations: Singer, Songwriter, actress
Genres: rock, pop, jazz, folk, blues
Years Active: 1964-present
Website: http://www.mariannefaithfull.org.uk/
-Award winning English singer, songwriter and actress who has been around for 5 decades.
-Her early work was in pop and rock music in the 1960s, but in the 1970s led into drug abuse. In late 1979, she made an album that put her back on top, Broken English.
-From 1966-1970, she had a very public and high profile relationship with Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger. She also helped to co-write Ssiter Morphine on the Stones' Sticky Fingers album.
Early Life
-Her father, Robert Glynn Faithfull, was a British military officer and professor of psychology, and her mother, Eva von Sacher-Massoch, was originally a baroness from Vienna.
-Her maternal great great uncle was Leopold von Sacher-Massoch, whose erotic novel Venus in Furs, inspired the word masochism.
Music Career/Personal Life
-Her singing career began in 1964. She attended a Rolling Stones concert, where her first major hit, As Tears Go By, was written by Jagger and Richards.
-In 1966, she began a high profile relationship with Mick Jagger. At a house in Redlands, British police found her only to be wearing a fur rug around her naked body.
-She lived on London's Soho streets for 2 years, suffering from heroin addiction and anorexia.
Rolling Stones Women: Bianca Jagger
Bianca Jagger
Name: Bianca Perez-Mora Macias
DOB: May 2, 1945
Where: Managua, Nicaragua
Spouse: Mick Jagger (May 12, 1971- 1980) (divorced) 1 child
Trivia
-Daughter Jade Sheena Jezebel Jagger is a jewelry designer, she is also the daughter of Mick Jagger
-Billy Joel wrote the song Big Shot after dining with Mick and Bianca Jagger. When he was writing the lyrics for the song, he could picture Mick singing them to his then wife Bianca
-Was a very frequent guest at Studio 54
-She is the former sister in law of Chris Jagger, who is Mick Jagger's brother.
Now her former husband is seeing fashion designer L'Wren Scott.
Name: Bianca Perez-Mora Macias
DOB: May 2, 1945
Where: Managua, Nicaragua
Spouse: Mick Jagger (May 12, 1971- 1980) (divorced) 1 child
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| He looks like he's up to something..... |
Trivia
-Daughter Jade Sheena Jezebel Jagger is a jewelry designer, she is also the daughter of Mick Jagger
-Billy Joel wrote the song Big Shot after dining with Mick and Bianca Jagger. When he was writing the lyrics for the song, he could picture Mick singing them to his then wife Bianca
-Was a very frequent guest at Studio 54
-She is the former sister in law of Chris Jagger, who is Mick Jagger's brother.
Now her former husband is seeing fashion designer L'Wren Scott.
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