Hi,

Was just browsing Spotify and found out none of Mick Jagger's solo albums are on Spotify. Anybody know why?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-10-22 21:22 by Slowride.

I guess Nick is not known on this planet.
Jeroen

freakin Russian hackers.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-10-23 15:04 by Natlanta.

Alfie is there.

They used to be there. I noticed about a week ago that they suddenly were gone (from all streaming platforms by the way, I use Apple Music and Tidal as well)

And from Napster to.
Rockandroll,
Mops

Anybody can't upload on Spotify.

The Solo-Albums are missing for Download too on [iTunes.apple.com] as well as [www.Qobuz.com] . Maybe they get a new Remastering again? Or now a extension as Deluxe-Edition?

Maybe Sir Mick is unhappy with his Royalty rate?

Weird...I just searched for:

She's the Boss

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Kurt
Weird...I just searched for:

She's the Boss

Marcus Leary - She's The Boss

From Arvin, CA - a dumpy little farm town 15 miles southeast of Bakersfield...

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Mick Jagger the only who can have his records "sold out" with digital material!

Maybe Mick's getting ready to launch his own digital download service.

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U2Stonesfan
Maybe Mick's getting ready to launch his own digital download service.

I’m in ><

[soundcloud.com]
See you later ...

Hope we get a nice box set, maybe with the live stuff and 12'' mixes thrown in.
ANd the B-sides.
That would be a party.

Still quite a bit of Mick-music to be enjoyed on Spotify:

See, This is why I still play LPs.

The only person who can lose them is me !

Right On!

This is exactly why I prefer physical media.

This topic made me listen to She's The Boss again after a veery long time. Sounded even worse than I remembered. BUT I dare to say that there's some good material in there, it's just that the production is so 80's.
So, I decided to give Lucky In Love a try with my missus. What would it sound like stripped down to basics. Not bad at all.
We did this yesterday: [www.youtube.com]

[soundcloud.com]

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padre69
This topic made me listen to She's The Boss again after a veery long time. Sounded even worse than I remembered. BUT I dare to say that there's some good material in there, it's just that the production is so 80's.
So, I decided to give Lucky In Love a try with my missus. What would it sound like stripped down to basics. Not bad at all.
We did this yesterday: [www.youtube.com]

Padre69; very good!

Rockandroll,
Mops

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Spud
See, This is why I still play LPs.

The only person who can lose them is me !

Me too

Apart from CD's for the car i only play records, Stones music was made for records, so much better sound in every way, and as you say, impossible to lose

Very nice cover!!!

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padre69
This topic made me listen to She's The Boss again after a veery long time. Sounded even worse than I remembered. BUT I dare to say that there's some good material in there, it's just that the production is so 80's.
So, I decided to give Lucky In Love a try with my missus. What would it sound like stripped down to basics. Not bad at all.
We did this yesterday: [www.youtube.com]

Ha ha, that's brilliant! It goes to show that this is a good song, when we hear it stripped down like this.

Great job

PS: Nice touch with the queen of hearts

Imagine what Johnny Cash/Rick Rubin would've done with a version like that!

On Tidal it is the same, only Album is Alfie.

Someone commented that the disappearance of Jagger's albums might be due to an impending re-issuing of his catalog, but referred to this possible conclusion as a "new remastering again".

I still only have the CBS/Columbia editions of "She's the Boss" and "Primitive Cool" and the Atlantic "Wandering Spirit" and the Virgin "Goddess in the Doorway".

Did I miss a re-issuing of any or all of these?

(p.s. I briefly had "Superheavy" but it was eventually "re-issued" to my neighborhood music store).

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Someone commented that the disappearance of Jagger's albums might be due to an impending re-issuing of his catalog, but referred to this possible conclusion as a "new remastering again".

I still only have the CBS/Columbia editions of "She's the Boss" and "Primitive Cool" and the Atlantic "Wandering Spirit" and the Virgin "Goddess in the Doorway".

Did I miss a re-issuing of any or all of these?

(p.s. I briefly had "Superheavy" but it was eventually "re-issued" to my neighborhood music store).

I've checked the Discogs site (which I assume is pretty reliable) and it seems none of Mick's solo albums have had a re-release since around 2006.....which of course is close to the time his group signed up to Universal.
Well,of course we know Mick doesn't like looking back.