Israeli Musician to Join Mick Jagger's New Album

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What new album? Have I missed something?

- Doxa

London, UK -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/08/2013 -- L.A- Mick Jagger has been working on a new album. While his representatives are keeping tight-lipped, reports have been circulating on the Internet. There have been strong rumors that the singer is finally returning to the recording studio working on what might be his 6th solo album.

According to a source, rumors of Mick Jagger working in a recording studio are true, with as many as eight songs having been put to tape,four of them with the melodies of Sharon Holzman,a famous Israeli singer/songwriter.

Holzman, who is well known in Israel for his remarkable and unique song writing skills, wrote over 400 songs Including dozens of no 1 hit songs for himself and others winning him major musical awards and critical acclaim.

Jagger and Holzman met in L.A and immediately clicked. “They are like two little kids, always goofing around;they got security on the doors to ensure no-one hears a whisper,” a source said.

Mick Jagger is rumored to be planning a worldwide tour at the end of 2014. When contacted, a representative had no information on a new album or any of the singer’s future plans. This isn’t the first time in recent memory reports have surfaced about Mick Jagger recording sessions. Fans will be anxiously awaiting.

About Mick Jagger
Mick Jagger is one of the most recognizable British musicians of the modern era. As lead singer and songwriter of The Rolling Stones, a successful producer and a lauded solo artist in his own right, Mick has been the gold standard for popular performance and creativity for nearly five decades. Jagger is now reportedly coming back with a new solo album on which he's collaborating (among others) with Israeli musician Sharon Holzman.

About Sharon Holzman
Sharon Holzman is one of Israel’s most talented musicians,well known for his remarkable song- writing ability and unique approach to writing songs. Nicknamed as a "rare bird," in the Israeli musical scene, Holzman wrote some of israel's greatest hits, but have a complex love-hate relationship with the Israeli media.

What would be the point of him doing a solo album when The Stones haven't released an album in eight years?

"Lyin' awake in a cold, cold sweat. Am I overdrawn, am I going in debt?
It gets worse, the older that you get. No escape from the state of confusion I'm in.

So, Keith you must do your solo album with your band

Things we need, starting from the bottom of the list and working up:

1. New Mick Jagger solo album

Exactly, I'm a big Mick fan but enough good songs have been "wasted" in solo efforts.

A bogus news item floated on a do-it-yourself "press release" website.

Too bad it's fake. With Mick down that path Keith could record and release a new Stones CD...

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MrMonte
Things we need, starting from the bottom of the list and working up:

1. New Mick Jagger solo album

Funny. That's not even at the bottom of my list.

If it will be something like Wandering Spirit - yes.

If it will be something like Goddess ... - for heaven's sake: no.

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RobertJohnson
If it will be something like Wandering Spirit - yes.

If it will be something like Goddess ... - for heaven's sake: no.

what if it's something like Primitive Cool?

maybe again godshite in your passway,

@#$%& this shit, its all to put keef off.

Jeroen

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RobertJohnson
If it will be something like Wandering Spirit - yes.

If it will be something like Goddess ... - for heaven's sake: no.

what if it's something like Primitive Cool?

On PC are at least some quite good song ideas ... but the arrangement ...

We do not need another MJ solo album we need a new Rolling Stones album!!!

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slew
We do not need another MJ solo album we need a new Rolling Stones album!!!

Right, this is the essence of this thread ...

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corriecas
maybe again godshite in your passway,

@#$%& this shit, its all to put keef off.

Jeroen

you people live in the past, that was 20 years ago.

You think Jagger is not going to do a new solo album, or that it is not much much more likely than a new Stones album of new material?

And if he does, it's going to piss Keith off? And then he's going to go out and do his own album? That stuff already happened, 20 years ago. Keith has bigger worries than Jagger's solo projects.

Andrew Loog Oldham said in the recent Q Magazine (the issue with Mick on the cover) that he publicly announced that the Stones would star in a A Clockwork Orange movie. Oldham told Q that—in fact—the film rights for Clockwork had been snapped up by someone else so it was utterly impossible that the Stones would be in it. But the press release alone was good publicity for the Stones (so says Oldham).

Likewise this story probably had its seed in Sharon Holzman's publicist's brain and nowhere else.

Daggumit...

I do not think it's fake but ... and I'm happy because I do not need a new album of Mick, and even I do not need a new disc of the Stones! I just need Winos and the album due out next year!

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Too bad it's fake. With Mick down that path Keith could record and release a new Stones CD...

Maybe they could do fake albums? Oh, they already have....

Funny, Mick has faked his way through most of his solo career. . .

i don't care what any of these guys do next. they should do whatever makes them happy. i'm thankful for the good music they gave us, and that they stayed together long enough for me to see them live. when i want to think about the stones, i prefer to put on a record from 30-50 years ago than to keep track of what project who is working on these days. gold rings on 'em all.

Please God no.

Mick, your duty to your Higher Soul is to record with the Rolling Stones.

Bad idea. Jagger solo albums tend to suck. Even at their best, every one of them would have been better if they were recorded with the Stones.

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Bad idea. Jagger solo albums tend to suck. Even at their best, every one of them would have been better if they were recorded with the Stones.

The best of Wandering Spirit mixed with the best of Voodoo Lounge would have a created a masterpiece.

Fake

Well, he doesn't seem as desperate as he was when he was using the likes of Rob Thomas as a hired gun.
If he can work with some people that could compliment him better, it might be good.
Maybe some soulful blues with Gary Clark Jr. and John Mayer..
I could get into that.

I've never bought a Mick solo album and I never will.

It's like a betrayal.

It's not the Mick solo album I find bothersome, it's the crazy talk of a world tour to support it beginning the end of 2014.

It's maddening enough to have guest artist intruding in the middle of a concert, but a guest band?

Does he imagine he can command the same concert draw without His Rolling Stones?

Does he think he's so iconic on his own that he's like Elvis Presley?

Sir or peasant, without His Rolling Stones Mick is just Mikey to me.