While riding along the musical roads I came across this. No idea if it's been here before, but here it is. I swear that sometime during the song they swap their bodies back and forth they're so similar.

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Never saw this! Ok, easy to say safe win for Mick - he sang one of his own and one of the most famous rock songs - yet the natural way he works the crowd, arguably a crowd in average at least 40 years younger than him, the confidence he shows in doing his thing (he even finds the way to adjust his in ear monitor while struttin in front of TS), the commitment, the energy … I mean, he IS something else!

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One of the more bizarre events in Jagger/Stones history imo.
That said, I predict a studio collaboration!

If not a tune on the long-delayed "new" Stones album, then probably on one of Taylor Swifts countless albums she continuously releases.
Not a fan of hers, but obviously Mick is, and with the right producer I bet it could possibly be much better than the dismal unreleased Grohl/Jagger track.
Maybe they will record an entire album together someday...duetting on one anothers tunes from the past. The SwiftStones...

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

This was during the Stones Zip Code Tour when the Stones were in Nashville. Mick was a guest at Taylor's concert in Nashville, so he really didn't travel to appear at her concert.

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This was during the Stones Zip Code Tour when the Stones were in Nashville. Mick was a guest at Taylor's concert in Nashville, so he really didn't travel to appear at her concert.

Totally incorrect. The Stones show in Nashville during the Zip Code tour on June 17th which was more than 3 months before this Taylor Swift guest appearance.

Thank you. I recall seeing this duet at the time from youtube (and it was probably my introduction to Taylor Swift), but probably this was captured better. I like the 'punkish' way she delivers the lyrics. That's sexy. And Mick.. Well, when he does these guest spots, he really is 'let the tigers out'.

The weak, and unnecessary, link was the dude playing the guitar solo.

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This was during the Stones Zip Code Tour when the Stones were in Nashville. Mick was a guest at Taylor's concert in Nashville, so he really didn't travel to appear at her concert.

Totally incorrect. The Stones show in Nashville during the Zip Code tour on June 17th which was more than 3 months before this Taylor Swift guest appearance.

Oh. You're correct. Sorry. I could have sworn ... Guess I can't depend on my memory anymore. I did some reading, though, and Mick was already in Nashville (unless this isn't a reliable source). [faroutmagazine.co.uk]



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OMG! That was great!
Mick totally stole the show.
He looked very comfortable on that stage with the ramp and all.
Luv how the young fans responded.
Just goes to show that Rolling Stones music is timeless.
Thanks for posting.

Thank you for positing this link. Always loved Taylor and the face she contacted Mick and he agreed was so cool. He neves ceases to amaze with that professionalism and boundless energy amd Taylor really complemented him well. Great duet

For a moment, I thought this was about Mick Taylor.



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Maybe she is the female Jagger, look at her album cover

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No idea if it's been here before, but here it is.

See also the 2015 thread: "Mick guests with Taylor Swift - Nashville, September 26" - [iorr.org] .

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There’s a reason she’s the biggest star in music right now and it’s not even close.
At one point Taylor Swift actually occupied the entire top ten singles chart.let that sink in, I think the Beatles had 4 songs in the top ten in the 60s.others have had 2 maybe
She’s playing football stadiums in the US two or three nights in a row. Nobody has done that. Not Zep, not the Floyd The Who, U2 or the Stones.
Girl knows what she’s doing.Mick always let’s the guest pick the song if they want.being born in 1989 and choosing As tears Go By that’s impressive.
Izzy and Axl picking Salt of the Earth may have been better but not by much.

The Stones have never played football stadiums in the US two nights in a row?

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For a moment, I thought this was about Mick Taylor.

Me too. For a swift moment.

Maybe merge with Mick_Taylor thread?

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She’s playing football stadiums in the US two or three nights in a row. Nobody has done that. Not Zep, not the Floyd The Who, U2 or the Stones.

The Stones never played stadiums two or three nights in a row? Check out the tour itineraries from 1989-1997.

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This was during the Stones Zip Code Tour when the Stones were in Nashville. Mick was a guest at Taylor's concert in Nashville, so he really didn't travel to appear at her concert.

Totally incorrect. The Stones show in Nashville during the Zip Code tour on June 17th which was more than 3 months before this Taylor Swift guest appearance.

Carrie Underwood guested with Brad Paisley (Stones opener) in Nashville 2015. Maybe that’s the confusion?

A venue packed with screaming, young and mostly female fans was probably enjoyable for Sir Mick. Yet, with all respect to Mrs. Taylor Swift, I am not too impressed by Jagger singing Satisfaction over and over again.

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This was during the Stones Zip Code Tour when the Stones were in Nashville. Mick was a guest at Taylor's concert in Nashville, so he really didn't travel to appear at her concert.

Totally incorrect. The Stones show in Nashville during the Zip Code tour on June 17th which was more than 3 months before this Taylor Swift guest appearance.

Carrie Underwood guested with Brad Paisley (Stones opener) in Nashville 2015. Maybe that’s the confusion?

No, that's not my confusion. I knew that Mick was supposed to guest at Taylor's concert, and in fact I saw the YouTube video of it the next day. That video wasn't up for long. When I went back to watch it again, it was taken down.

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A venue packed with screaming, young and mostly female fans was probably enjoyable for Sir Mick. Yet, with all respect to Mrs. Taylor Swift, I am not too impressed by Jagger singing Satisfaction over and over again.

Last I checked, it was still Ms. She'd run out of inspiration if ever she settled down and didn't have break-ups to write about!! ><

I couldn't even get over her cheesy way of introducing the guest. Unmistakably american. Then Mick coming out with all the bells and whistles felt like he brings the whole Stones machine in a suitcase with him.

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She’s playing football stadiums in the US two or three nights in a row. Nobody has done that. Not Zep, not the Floyd The Who, U2 or the Stones.

The Stones never played stadiums two or three nights in a row? Check out the tour itineraries from 1989-1997.

I have, it’s not even close.the old rock bands mostly played a single stadium and in a strong market two nights, there are exceptions but that’s mostly it.
She has no cities with a single night and multiple 3 night sellouts.
I bring this up because I’m fascinated, I had no idea she was this famous.this is just the first leg of the tour and it’s gonna be a $600 million gross.
They’re predicting the first Billion dollar tour and possibly 1 and 1/2 Billion.

What's that at 2:19? Mick slapping her in the face?

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Will Taylor still be preforming at that level in 2069 ... ?????



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Will Taylor still be preforming at that level in 2069 ... ?????

Who knows, anything can happen, right? But she seems pretty stable and a smart business woman who's in it for the long run, like Dolly Parton.

Here's a link I sent to a friend of mine who's a hard core Grateful Dead fan related to Taylor Swift as the new Grateful Dead. He said he understood. The Dead became a brand. I have, from those olden days of cubicle life, a couple of Jerry Garcia ties still hanging in the closet.

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I have more than a couple of those Garcia ties. I'd say about half of my tie collection is those, and I must have close to 50 ties.

I remember this well. I saw Taylor perform in Nashville the previous night. Her special guest for my show was Steven Tyler and I was pretty happy with that at the time. When I learned Taylor brought out Mick the next night, I could have died