![]() ![]() ![]() “When I’m watchin’ my TV / And a man comes on and tells me / How white my shirts can be / But, he can’t be a man ’cause he doesn’t smoke / The same cigarettes as me.” Amazing writing, given (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction was only the Stones’ second self-penned single.ġ3. For the sheer unbridled excitement and aggression of early Stones, listen to She Said Yeah: Jagger’s howling, yowling vocal backed by a band who sound like a rampaging army.ġ2. “Moronic, I think, is a better word,” he replied, deliciously.ġ1. “You do tend to present a yobbish image.” One interviewer suggested this to him as the Stones were breaking through. You wouldn’t believe a man jerking his leg could be so sexual.ġ0. Alternatively, look at his twitching-leg dance to their version of Chuck Berry’s Around and Around. See how Jagger stares the camera down, defying anyone to question him.ĩ. ![]() Look, too, at the clip of the Stones doing Little Red Rooster on Ready Steady Go! that year. Liam Gallagher isn’t fit to wear a parka in the presence of the amazing David Bailey shot of Jagger hugging his fur-lined hood to his face in 1964.Ĩ. 1964’s greatest hair … The Rolling Stones, l-r: Charlie Watts, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Bill Wyman and Brian Jones. ![]()
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