This thread is dedicated to Mick Jagger solo output.


The official solo albums:

- She's The Boss (1985) *
- Primitive Cool (1987) *
- Wandering Spirit (1993) *
- Goddess In The Doorway (2001) *
- The Very Best Of Mick Jagger (2007) *

* Albums remastered in 2015 by Stephen Marcussen and available in HD (24 bits) on HDTracks and Qobuz since September 2016.


Miscelleanous albums:

- Jamming With Edward! (1972) - with Ry Cooder, Nicky Hopkins, Charlie Watts, and Bill Wyman
- The 12" Mixes (1988) - collection of various remixes
- Alfie OST (2004) - with Dave Stewart (also featuring Joss Stone and Sheryl Crow)
- SuperHeavy (2011) - collaboration with Damian Marley, Joss Stone, Dave Stewart and A. R. Rahman


Officially released singles :

- Memo From Turner (1970)
- Just Another Night (1985)
- Lonely at the Top (1985)
- Lucky in Love (1985)
- Hard Woman (1985)
- Dancing in the Street (1986) - with David Bowie
- Ruthless People (1986)
- Let's Work (1987)
- Throwaway (1987)
- Say You Will (1987)
- Sweet Thing (1993)
- Wired All Night (1993)
- Don't Tear Me Up (1993)
- Out of Focus (1993)
- God Gave Me Everything (2001) - with Lenny Kravitz
- Visions of Paradise (2001)
- Old Habits Die Hard (2004) - with Dave Stewart
- Charmed Life (2008)
- Miracle Worker (2011) - with SuperHeavy
- Satyameva Jayathe (2011) - with SuperHeavy
- Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (2011) - with Raphael Saadiq (single released only on iTunes)
- Gotta Get A Grip / England Lost (2017)


Miscellaneous tracks:

- Invocation of my Demon Brother (1968 - instrumental) - on "Lords of Chaos - The History of Occult Music" (2002/2008)
- (Can't Seem To) Get A Line On You (1969) - on "Leon Russell" (Leon Russell)
- The Wild Colonial Boy - on "Ned Kelly" OST (1970)
- Too many Cooks (Spoil The Soup) (1974/2007) - on "The Very Best Of Mick Jagger"
- I'm Ringing (1986) - B-side to "Ruthless People" single
- Catch As Catch Can (1987) - B-side to "Let's Work" single
- Checkin' Up On My Baby (with The Red Devils) (1992/2007) - on "The Very Best Of Mick Jagger"
- Everybody Knows About My Good Thing (with Gary Moore) (1992/1993) - B-side to "Don't Tear Me Up" single
- Blind Leading The Blind (1995) - on "Jealousy" (Dave Stewart single)
- If Things Could Be Different (2001) - bonus track to "Goddess In The Doorway" album
- Blue (2001) - B-side to "God Gave Me Everything" single
- Going Down - on "Mustique Blues Festival 2005" (2007)
- Dust My Broom - on "Mustique Blues Festival 2005" (2007)


Guest lead vocals :
- I Get Around (1964) - on "East Meets West" (Andrew Oldham Orchestra)
- Da Doo Ron Ron (1964) - on "16 Hip Hits" (Andrew Oldham Orchestra)
- Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind (Demo) (1964/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- Try A Little Harder (Demo) (1964/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- Heart Of Stone (Demo) (1964/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- Each And Everyday (Demo) (1964/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- (Walkin' Through The) Sleeping City (Demo) (1964/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- We're Wastin' Time (Demo) (1964/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- I'd Much Rather Be With The Boys (Demo) (1965/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- Out Of Time (Demo) (1964/1975) - on "Metarmorphosis" (The Rolling Stones)
- I've Been Loving You Too Long (Demo) (1966/1991) - on "The Aranbee Pop Symphony Orchestra"
- Angie (orchestral version) (1994) - on "Symphonic Music of The Rolling Stones" (The London Symphony Orchestra)



Officially released featurings (lead vocals or shared lead vocals):

- (You Got To Walk And) Don't Look Back (1978) - single (Peter Tosh)
- State Of Shock (1984) - single (The Jacksons) (Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger on lead vocals)
- The Long Black Veil (1995) - on The Long Black Veil (The Chieftains)
- Trouble Me No More (1999) - on Blues Blues Blues (Jimmy Rogers)
- Don't Start Me To Talkin' (1999) - on Blues Blues Blues (Jimmy Rogers)
- Goin' Away Baby (1999) - on Blues Blues Blues (Jimmy Rogers)
- Evening Gown (2006) - on Last man Standing (Jerry Lee Lewis)
- The DJ Blues (2004/2006) - on Act of Faith (Chris Jagger)
- Dead Flowers (2010) - on Mean Old Man (Jerry Lee Lewis)
- Uptight (Everything's Alright) (with Sevie Wonder) - on "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Vol. 1: 1986-1991" (2011)
- Gimme Shelter (with U2 and Fergie) - on "The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concerts, Vol. 2" (2011)
- I Saw Her Standing There (with Bruce Springsteen) - on "The Best of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Live" (2011)
- T.H.E. (The Hardest Ever) (2011) - single (will.i.am - also featuring Jennifer Lopez)
- Go Home (2012) - single (will.i.am)
- Bramble Rose (2015) - on "Cass County" (Don Henley)
- Drive of Shame (2017) - on "Love and War" (Brad Paisley)
- Doo Doo Doo Doo Doo (Heartbreaker) (2017) - on "Chicago Plays The Stones" (with Buddy Guy)



Other miscelleanous featurings (backing vocals, harmonica...)

- Think (1965/1966) [BV] - on "Think" (Chris Farlowe single)
- Out Of Time (1966) [BV] - on "Out Of Time" (Chris Farlowe single)
- Yesterday's Papers (1967) [BV] - on "Yesterday's Papers (Chris Farlowe EP)
- You're So Vain (1972) [BV] - on "No Secrets" (Carly Simon)
- Handful Of Dust (1973) [BV] - on "Chris Jagger" (Chris Jagger)
- I Can Feel The Fire (1974) [BV] - on "I've Got My Own Album To Do" (Ron Wood)
- Am I Groovin You (1974) [BV] - on "I've Got My Own Album To Do" (Ron Wood)
- Mr Blue, She's Just Thirteen, Oh Virginia, Zulu Warrior (1973-1979/2001) - on "Pay Pack & Follow" (John Phillips)
- Guitar and writing credits on "The Great Fatsby" (Leslie West)
- I'm In You (1977) [BV] - on "I'm In You" (Peter Frampton single)
- Signed, Sealed, Delivered (1977) [BV] - on "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" (Peter Frampton single)
- Tried To Love (1977) [BV] - on "Tried To Love" (Peter Frampton single)
- Heart of Stone (1979) [BV] - on "Rock 'N' Roll Is Alive" (Neon Leon single)
- Buried Alive (1979) [BV] - on "Gimme Some Neck" (Ron Wood)
- Breakin' My Heart (1979) [BV] - on "Gimme Some Neck" (Ron Wood)
- writing credits on "Redeyes" - on "1234" (Ron Wood)
- I Don't Know (1987) [H] - on "Atlantic Blues: Piano" (track by Willie Mabon)
- Glamour Boys (1987/1988) [BV] - on "Glamour Boys" (Living Colour single)
- Broken Hearts (1987/1988) [H] - on "Vivid" (Living Colour)
- Take A Stroll (1990) [H] - on "Strange Things" (Tackhead)
- Will Ya Won't Ya (1995) [BV] - on "Chris Jagger's Atcha" (Chris Jagger)
- Stand Up For The Foot (1995) [BV] - on "Chris Jagger's Atcha" (Chris Jagger)
- Mojo (1996) [BV] - on "Way Past Blue" (Jimmy Rip)
- Insanity Please (1996) [H] - on "Way Past Blue" (Jimmy Rip)
- Tony Williams (2000) [keyboards] - on "Charlie Watts Jim Keltner Project" (Charlie Watts Jim Keltner Project)
- Nothing But The Wheel (2001) [BV & harmonica] - on "Sleepless" (John Phillips)
- Hey Negrita (2006/2008) [harmonica] - on "Stones World - The Rolling Stones Project II" (Tim Ries)


As producer :

- Chris Farlowe - Out Of Time (1966)
- Chris Farlowe - Ride On Baby (1966)
- P.P. Arnold - Though It Hurts Me Badly (1967)
- Nicky Scott - Backstreet Girl (1967)
- Chris Farlowe - Yesterday's Papers (1967)
- Chris Farlowe - Paint It Black (1968)
- Marianne Faithfull - Something Better/Sister Morphine (1969)
- John Phillips - Pay Pack & Follow sessions (1973-1979)
- Living Colour - Glamour Boys/Which Way To America? (1988)


Some unofficial releases (aka bootlegs) :

- Primitive Cool Rehearsals (with Jeff Beck)
- State of Shock - 1985 & 1988 live recordings (1992 Hot Shot)
- Bloody Night in L.A. - 1987 rehearsals (1997 VGP)
- From Far East to Down Under - 1988 tour (1993 The Swingin' Pig)
- Blues With A Feeling (with The Red Devils) - 1992 blues sessions (1995 VGP)
- Live at Webster Hall N.Y. - 1993 concert (1993 Midnight Beat)

More bootlegs here : [www.bootlegpedia.com]



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A lot of Mick's solo stuff is pretty good; just far inferior to what he does with the Stones.

"Gonna find my way to heaven ..."

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A lot of Mick's solo stuff is pretty good; just far inferior to what he does with the Stones.

Wandering Spirit is actually far better than Voodoo Lounge, it simply has the better songs.

I always liked this. Mick tarty. Plus I also liked Don't Tear Me Up. And God Gave Me Everything is a decent rocker.

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A lot of Mick's solo stuff is pretty good; just far inferior to what he does with the Stones.

Wandering Spirit is actually far better than Voodoo Lounge, it simply has the better songs.

Oh yeah, Wandering Spirit is just a mother of a bitchin’ record. And Mick is just a mother of a man.

My favorite Jagger solo songs are: Hard Woman, State of Shock and Mother of a Man.

You could add You're So Vain. Practically takes over the chorus from the second one on.

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You could add You're So Vain. Practically takes over the chorus from the second one on.

You're right. Still need to add background vocals featurings and production works (Living Colour...)

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tumblingdice
You could add You're So Vain. Practically takes over the chorus from the second one on.

So true, best backing vocal take over ever. Love this song.

Nice overview.
Yeah, You're so vain should be added.
And Sweet Thing was not with Lenny Kravitz, but Use Me was. (Don't think that was a single).

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

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Trying to get a grasp on all Mick Jagger's "protean" solo work.


The official solo albums:

- Jamming With Edward! (1972) - with Ry Cooder, Nicky Hopkins, Charlie Watts, and Bill Wyman
- She's The Boss (1985)
- Primitive Cool (1987)
- Wandering Spirit (1993)
- Goddess In The Doorway (2001)
- Alfie OST (2004) - with Dave Stewart
- The Very Best Of Mick Jagger (2007)
- SuperHeavy (2011) - collaboration with Damian Marley, Joss Stone, Dave Stewart and A. R. Rahman


Officially released singles :

- Memo From Turner (1970)
- Just Another Night (1985)
- Lonely at the Top (1985)
- Lucky in Love (1985)
- Hard Woman (1985)
- Dancing in the Street (1986) - with David Bowie
- Ruthless People (1986)
- Let's Work (1987)
- Throwaway (1987)
- Say You Will (1987)
- Sweet Thing (1993) - with Lenny Krawitz
- Wired All Night (1993)
- Don't Tear Me Up (1993)
- Out of Focus (1993)
- God Gave Me Everything (2001) - with Lenny Krawitz
- Visions of Paradise (2001)
- Old Habits Die Hard (2004) - with Dave Stewart
- Charmed Life (2008)
- Miracle Worker (2011) - with SuperHeavy
- Everybody Needs Somebody To Love (2011) - with Raphael Saadiq


Miscellaneous tracks:

- (Can't Seem To) Get A Line On You (1969) - on "Leon Russell" (Leon Russell)
- The Wild Colonial Boy - on "Ned Kelly" OST (1970)
- Too many Cooks (Spoil The Soup) (1974/2007) - on "The Very Best Of Mick Jagger"
- Checkin' Up On My Baby (1992/2007) - on "The Very Best Of Mick Jagger"
- Going Down - on "Mustique Blues Festival 2005" (2007)
- Uptight (Everything's Alright) (with Sevie Wonder) - on "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Vol. 1: 1986-1991" (2011)
- Gimme Shelter (with U2 and Fergie) - on "The 25th Anniversary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Concerts, Vol. 2" (2011)
- I Saw Her Standing There (with Bruce Springsteen) - on "The Best of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Live" (2011)


Officially released featurings :

- I Can Feel The Fire (1974) - on "I've Got My Own Album To Do" (Ron Wood)
- (You Got To Walk And) Don't Look Back (1978) - single (Peter Tosh)
- State Of Shock (1984) - single (The Jacksons) (Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger on lead vocals)
- The Long Black Veil (1995) - on The Long Black Veil (The Chieftains)
- Trouble Me No More (1999) - on Blues Blues Blues (Jimmy Rogers)
- Don't Start Me To Talkin' (1999) - on Blues Blues Blues (Jimmy Rogers)
- Goin' Away Baby (1999) - on Blues Blues Blues (Jimmy Rogers)
- Evening Gown (2006) - on Last man Standing (Jerry Lee Lewis)
- Dead Flowers (2010) - on Mean Old Man (Jerry Lee Lewis)
- T.H.E (The Hardest Ever) (2011) - single (will.i.am - also featuring Jennifer Lopez)
- Go Home (2012) - single (will.i.am)
- Bramble Rose (2015) - on Cass County (Don Henley)

Mick is also featured on Am I Groovin' You on the same Ronnie album.

And don't forget the lovely «Nothing But The Wheel» on Peter Wolf's 2002 album «Sleepless», which also features Keith on guitar and vocals on «Too Close Together».

Don't forget to save some space for the upcoming, as-yet-untitled Brad Paisley new album.

Mick's and Dave Stewart's version of Memory Motel from the "Beyond the groove" soundtrack. Recorded in 1987, released in 1991.

He is also on the Chris Jagger-single from a couple of years back.

"Memo From Turner" seriously enduring. Breathtakingly brilliant. the single version from the movie soundtrack only. Wow! This is historic.
"Evening Gown" is a crowning achievement deserving endless praise. I love the writing and vocals. I'd say truly great. Lovely and amazing.

Now let's hear this new Stones album asap!

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"Memo From Turner" seriously enduring. Breathtakingly brilliant. the single version from the movie soundtrack only. Wow! This is historic.
"Evening Gown" is a crowning achievement deserving endless praise. I love the writing and vocals. I'd say truly great. Lovely and amazing.

Now let's hear this new Stones album asap!

+1

Although I like both versions of Memo From Turner (the rocking Stones-version as well).

Oh and let’s not forget his stunning unhearable back-up vocals on one of Dr. John’s most unlistenable albums - The Sun, Moon & Herbs.

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"Evening Gown" is a crowning achievement deserving endless praise. I love the writing and vocals. I'd say truly great. Lovely and amazing.

Evening Gown is one mother of a bitchin' song from one mother of a man. Best thing he did outside of the Stones by a country mile.

Lurv ..... Sweet Thing ...


In the beginning, you were so brutal
You turned the heat on in the afternoon
Get so excited, get so addicted
You had me eating from your golden spoon ..................PERFECT



ROCKMAN

Just remembered more backing vocals:

Tried To Love - I'm In You album by Peter Frampton
Mr. Blue - Pay, Pack and Follow album by John Phillips
The Beatles - All You Need Is Love (Our World TV broadcast)

Ruthless People is brilliant. So sorry that it did not became a Dirty-Work-song. Would have made the album even better, although Winning Ugly is a great substitute. Just Another Night & Lonely At The Top could have been great Stones-songs, what a waste.

Wandering Spirit is his best solo-work (no wonder, compared to his other oh so crappy solo-albums), yet it has its share of fillers and unpleasing moments.

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Just remembered more backing vocals:

Tried To Love - I'm In You album by Peter Frampton
Mr. Blue - Pay, Pack and Follow album by John Phillips
The Beatles - All You Need Is Love (Our World TV broadcast)

Several more on that album, too, right? «Oh, Virginia» springs to mind.

also sings on Pretty Lady from Peter Wolf's Lights Out album and Nothing But The Wheel on Peter Wolf's Sleepless album.

Streets of Berlin from the 1997 movie BENT.
I'm Ringing
Catch as catch Can
Gary Moore & Mick Jagger - We Want Moore Jagger [1992]

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A lot of Mick's solo stuff is pretty good; just far inferior to what he does with the Stones.

Wandering Spirit is actually far better than Voodoo Lounge, it simply has the better songs.

...owing something to Rick Rubin, production King Midas...

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A lot of Mick's solo stuff is pretty good; just far inferior to what he does with the Stones.

Wandering Spirit is actually far better than Voodoo Lounge, it simply has the better songs.

...owing something to Rick Rubin, production King Midas...

Not sure about that, as Mick and Rubin didn't get along and Mick ended up doing the album his way, if memory serves..

Is it just me thinking that the song "Goddess In The Doorway" could have worked much better in a Stones' setting?

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Just remembered more backing vocals:

Tried To Love - I'm In You album by Peter Frampton
Mr. Blue - Pay, Pack and Follow album by John Phillips
The Beatles - All You Need Is Love (Our World TV broadcast)

Several more on that album, too, right? «Oh, Virginia» springs to mind.

Correct DP. Plus "Zulu Warrior." I haven't played it in years as when I first bought it it was not a particular favourite. I'll give it a spin today and see if it has aged gracefully.

Hanfull of dust on the first Chris Jagger and all the Red Devil stuff

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Mick's and Dave Stewart's version of Memory Motel from the "Beyond the groove" soundtrack. Recorded in 1987, released in 1991.

All I could find about this is a movie named "Lapse of Memory" from 1992. The soundtrack seems to have Memory Motel on it but the Stones version...