We definitely don't have enough to talk about now, looking at the overanalysis of those pictures

Well now we know why he's rehearsing!

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Does Mick work with a vocal coach?
I just listened to Bon Jovi on Howard Stern and Jovi said that he practices with a coach 5 days a week. Mick's singing style has changed over the years which is somewhat inevitable but I notice that the style has become more controlled and he has developed patterns notably with the pronouncation of ending "s". I love Mick's singing and he is great.
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Does Mick work with a vocal coach?
I just listened to Bon Jovi on Howard Stern and Jovi said that he practices with a coach 5 days a week. Mick's singing style has changed over the years which is somewhat inevitable but I notice that the style has become more controlled and he has developed patterns notably with the pronouncation of ending "s". I love Mick's singing and he is great.
Rockandroll.
Mops

He said something about that in the Licks documentary, if memory serves. My guess is that he started with that before the 1981-tour, as he suddenly had the stomach control techniques down for this tour.

Mick read Keith's book 'Life' and the only thing he wanted removed was the sentence about him working with a vocal coach..

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Mick read Keith's book 'Life' and the only thing he wanted removed was the sentence about him working with a vocal coach..

Which absolutely makes sence. There is a big difference between "working with a coach" and taking advise from people with experience. James Brown didn't coach Mick on his dancing/moves. He was/is a sharp observer (both ears and eyes) and, later on f.i. took some usefull advice from the likes of Tina Turner, showing him things, but not coaching him.