Does Mick use vibrato on some of his singing?

I can't seem to recall a Mick vibrato.

Thank God for that...



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Didn't he try that on 'Old Habits Die Hard'?
Vibrato not goodo.

He's doing a pretty good vibrato in Charlie Is My Darling, imitating Elvis.

That's when Keith says "Who do you think you are, Mick Jagger!" Good stuff!

An oxymoron?

Prominent vibrato used on the last note sung in 'Moonlight Mile'
It was sung beautifully to a sleeping Keith...

I didn't think men used vibratos.

There's some light vibrato on some of the falsetto parts of "Worried about you". There are a couple other tunes where he does a falsetto note and uses vibrato on it. Maybe Saint of Me, on one of the "I said yeah"s before the chorus, he raises the "yeah" to a falsetto and cuts a little vibrato there. Nothing heavy, thank god, but it is there.

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I didn't think men used vibratos.

and?

Vibrato has to used somewhere in the mess that Satantic was

I always found Neil Young's vibrato on After the Gold Rush a bit forced, whereas Mick pretty much always sounded natural.

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Jagger actually uses it more than I thought. The last breath of "Moonlight Mile" of course. But more than that - in recent albums he does it on "Already Over Me"; on the 'Oh Yeah's' in "Saint of Me".
Just sayin..

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Jagger actually uses it more than I thought. The last breath of "Moonlight Mile" of course. But more than that - in recent albums he does it on "Already Over Me"; on the 'Oh Yeah's' in "Saint of Me".
Just sayin..

Technically, the 'vibrato' on MM isn't a true vibrato. He's using his lungs to make the effect, not his diaphram (sp?). Hard to explain, maybe someone here is up to the task. Gordon Lightfoot and Warren Zevon use a vibrato. Mick does it on some later tracks, but MM is something else. I'm sure it took many takes, but it's not easy to pull off.

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