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I'll have dinner with Mick, thank you! And I'll even pick up the tap! I'd order the finest champagne on the menu and I am sure we'd have a wonderful conversation. Mick can talk on any topic, music one of many from history to archetecture, to gardening, wines, politics etc. Not to mention the fact that he is yummy eye candy! I would love to hear his take on some of the music legends he knew intimately, like Lennon, Harrison, old blues artists like Muddy Waters and Elmore James. I'd ask him if he was bored with the Stones and what projects he'd rather be working on than the new Stones cd. I know he loves movie producing and did a fine job on ENIGMA. As for the ladies in his life, I want to know when he'll dump Lwren for me!!!

I'll have dinner with Mick, thank you! And I'll even pick up the tap! I'd order the finest champagne on the menu and I am sure we'd have a wonderful conversation. Mick can talk on any topic, music one of many from history to archetecture, to gardening, wines, politics etc. Not to mention the fact that he is yummy eye candy! I would love to hear his take on some of the music legends he knew intimately, like Lennon, Harrison, old blues artists like Muddy Waters and Elmore James. I'd ask him if he was bored with the Stones and what projects he'd rather be working on than the new Stones cd. I know he loves movie producing and did a fine job on ENIGMA. As for the ladies in his life, I want to know when he'll dump Lwren for me!!!

I'll have dinner with Mick, thank you! And I'll even pick up the tap! I'd order the finest champagne on the menu and I am sure we'd have a wonderful conversation. Mick can talk on any topic, music one of many from history to archetecture, to gardening, wines, politics etc. Not to mention the fact that he is yummy eye candy! I would love to hear his take on some of the music legends he knew intimately, like Lennon, Harrison, old blues artists like Muddy Waters and Elmore James. I'd ask him if he was bored with the Stones and what projects he'd rather be working on than the new Stones cd. I know he loves movie producing and did a fine job on ENIGMA. As for the ladies in his life, I want to know when he'll dump Lwren for me!!!

I'll have dinner with Mick, thank you! And I'll even pick up the tap! I'd order the finest champagne on the menu and I am sure we'd have a wonderful conversation. Mick can talk on any topic, music one of many from history to archetecture, to gardening, wines, politics etc. Not to mention the fact that he is yummy eye candy! I would love to hear his take on some of the music legends he knew intimately, like Lennon, Harrison, old blues artists like Muddy Waters and Elmore James. I'd ask him if he was bored with the Stones and what projects he'd rather be working on than the new Stones cd. I know he loves movie producing and did a fine job on ENIGMA. As for the ladies in his life, I want to know when he'll dump Lwren for me!!!

I'll have dinner with Mick, thank you! And I'll even pick up the tap! I'd order the finest champagne on the menu and I am sure we'd have a wonderful conversation. Mick can talk on any topic, music one of many from history to archetecture, to gardening, wines, politics etc. Not to mention the fact that he is yummy eye candy! I would love to hear his take on some of the music legends he knew intimately, like Lennon, Harrison, old blues artists like Muddy Waters and Elmore James. I'd ask him if he was bored with the Stones and what projects he'd rather be working on than the new Stones cd. I know he loves movie producing and did a fine job on ENIGMA. As for the ladies in his life, I want to know when he'll dump Lwren for me!!!

I'll have dinner with Mick, thank you! And I'll even pick up the tap! I'd order the finest champagne on the menu and I am sure we'd have a wonderful conversation. Mick can talk on any topic, music one of many from history to archetecture, to gardening, wines, politics etc. Not to mention the fact that he is yummy eye candy! I would love to hear his take on some of the music legends he knew intimately, like Lennon, Harrison, old blues artists like Muddy Waters and Elmore James. I'd ask him if he was bored with the Stones and what projects he'd rather be working on than the new Stones cd. I know he loves movie producing and did a fine job on ENIGMA. As for the ladies in his life, I want to know when he'll dump Lwren for me!!!

I'll have dinner with Mick, thank you! And I'll even pick up the tap! I'd order the finest champagne on the menu and I am sure we'd have a wonderful conversation. Mick can talk on any topic, music one of many from history to archetecture, to gardening, wines, politics etc. Not to mention the fact that he is yummy eye candy! I would love to hear his take on some of the music legends he knew intimately, like Lennon, Harrison, old blues artists like Muddy Waters and Elmore James. I'd ask him if he was bored with the Stones and what projects he'd rather be working on than the new Stones cd. I know he loves movie producing and did a fine job on ENIGMA. As for the ladies in his life, I want to know when he'll dump Lwren for me!!!

Geeeezzz Debra you wont be able to perform after seven dinners with Mick!!!!!!!

ROCKMAN

Debra, YOU GO, GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"The wonder of Jimi Hendrix was that he could stand up at all he was so pumped full of drugs." Patsy, Patsy Stone

Debra, I hope you have dinner with Mick too because I'd like to know what the hell is going on with the L'Giant as well. Keep me informed, girl!

Forget Keith, he didn't eat since 1969 just like Patsy in "Absolute Fabulous".
At least, Mick would appreciate some great french food as he uses to dinner around Amboise (Veuil, Valencay and Tours) in 5 stars restaurants.

On friday, i'm gonna work in Tours.
After the job i'll go to Pocé sur Cisse to hang around the Chateau.I could see if there is some light.

Bill Wyman. No reason.

Ron Wood for a pub lunch!

Definitely Keith.

keith, i would ask him to show me the blade ?

Joss Stone

why would I have dinner with a f ucking vegetable when even my friends are more funny ffs... just sayin

Keith, definitely. I think he's such a cool, nice guy, and I'd love to talk about guitars and music and stuff with him. Lots of shepard's pie and bangers and mash

Keith. I want him to ask me thoughtful questions though!! And then take it from there…..

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WHY, CHUCK WOULD RUIN THOSE SONGS TOO LIKE HE DOES ALL THE OTHERS

The corporate gypsy types in the sky box and top end seats don't have any clue he's ruining them. It's just an event to scratch off the bucket list for too many of them. Like attending The Masters, Super Bowl, Rose Bowl, Kentucky Derby, Mardi Gras, and other "events."

And I'd want dinner with Charlie. If his taste in dining as as top end as his apparel, it would be good.

Mick, so that I could ask him and hopefully get an answer to the age old question:

Is it "1-2" or "Watch It" that he sings at the start of the recorded version of Jumpin' Jack Flash?

Keith easily... but not in an Italian restaurant. I'd be afraid to see him snort the bowl of parmesan that's on our table.

"hey that stuff does me nothing! It's been cut! (sniff)"

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Mick, so that I could ask him and hopefully get an answer to the age old question:

Is it "1-2" or "Watch It" that he sings at the start of the recorded version of Jumpin' Jack Flash?

It sounds like "1-2" to me. Plus, that one would make sense if he's counting in Charlie.

I would be too in awe to have dinner with Mick or Keith, would make a fool of myself. I would probably really enjoy talking with Ronnie about his art, he seems the most approachable.

IAN STEWART...EASY CHOICE

If it works that way, it's Brian Jones for me.

Not that I'd know what to say in terms of dinner conversation, but Keith's home-cooked comfort food in the form of shepherd's pie sounds the most appetizing, plus the prospect of a beer with dinner, not to mention the postprandial passing of the joint. With Mick you couldn't smoke a cigarette, and Ronnie no longer has any more beer in the house, and if he did it would only be Guinness, and with Charlie you'd have to talk about jazz and fine-tailored clothes or he'd be bored with your company. So, yeah, Keith all the way.

It would have to be Keith, he shares my contempt of all things cheesy. I once ordered a pizza with no cheese but everything fell off the crust !
Also we both have 2 daughters and I think I could learn quite a lot from him on the subject of late-in-life fatherhood. I cook a pretty mean shepherds pie and I could see us killing a bottle of bourbon into the wee hours.

I would not want to have dinner with any of them unless he was going to loosen up and tell some good stories and anecdotes. My tops would be having a few beers with Mick Jagger and ask him various questions about the state of the world because I know he reads and thinks about this. Give me 40 minutes with Mick.