It's either "Dancin' in the Streets" with Bowie, or "State of Shock" with Micheal Jackson.

dont look back with Peter Tosh

Forget the kidfucker. Dancin' in the streets is great, but i prefer also Don't look back with Peter Tosh and Beast with good ole Bette (Midler).

Actually, I was kidding for this one. Neither are all that great.

micawber Wrote:
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> Forget the kidfucker. Dancin' in the streets is
> great, but i prefer also Don't look back with
> Peter Tosh and Beast with good ole Bette (Midler).


Mick doesnt appear on Bette's version of Beast of Burden

He's only in the video

Dont look Back for me. But I liked the version of Old Habits Die Hard with Sheryl Crow as well. The decision not to release that as a single (its not even on the European version of the album!) was another great piece of marketing genius by the record label. It would certainly have been a hit.

You're So Vain is the best of the lot but thats not a duet, merely an uncredited backing vocal

Dancing in The Street was good fun, but I'm still trying to forget State of Shock ever happened

OH, yeah! I forgot about Carly Simon! Good one, Gazza!

"Nothing But The Wheel" w/ Peter Wolf from his latest "Sleepless".

Ross

oh and add the magnificent "I Can Feel The Fire" with Ronnie Wood to that!

I'll go with Tosh's track

But . . .

Does anyone remember Patty Loveless', "Nothin' But the Wheel"? Peter Wolf has a version with Mick Jagger that's pretty good from his 2002 album, Sleepless.

[www.peterwolf.com]

(As Ross has pointed out already)



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i'm with Ross on this one - the Wolf duet is wonderful. also like the kravitz duet on WS' Use Me Up.

with Lennie Kravitz on "use me" on the Wandering Sprit album

Carnival to Rio with Clapton is very cool ,

I would love to see Keef and Ronnie duet "I Can Feel The Fire" on this tour

use me!

I love hearing Jagger on "You're so Vain". It can always make my day. i think all his earlier co-lead vocals are better. he oversings on the more recent ones. All the Live cuts with Axl, Dave Matthews, Eddie Vedder, Sheryl etc are not very good. The alltime worst has to be "State of Shock". I am so glad I never had to see the video to that song. I can just see Jagger forcing his mug into a close-up going "look at me..look at me.." Lordy..But I don't think one shouyld so quickly throw the term 'kidfucker' around when talking about Micael jackson.

Always loved "You're So Vain" and "Dancing In The Street" but Mick duetting with Lenny Kravitz is always a highlight. I got a version of "No Expectation" from a Kravitz live performance where Mick appears and sings with him - incredible!

Don't forget Mick's duets with Bono, Tina T. and his appearance in Tumbling Dice by Linda Ronstadt

I have a vinyl-single by Neon Leon performing Heart of Stone as b-side with Mick Jagger singing background vocals and playing guitar. A-side is Las Palmas (catching the sun). The single has no year printed, but I think it's from the 80's.