It looks like The Very Best of Mick Jagger will be released on Vinyl on April 25th. But it's not very wide spread. I saw a topic on Facebook but no promotional content on social media so far. Does anybody knows more?





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I hope they added Easy Sleazy. That would be cool.

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The Very Best of Mick Jagger will be released on Vinyl on April 25th.

Seems so: [RoughTrade.com] , [BanquetRecords.com] .

Available for pre-order in NZ now too - [www.jbhifi.co.nz]

It looks like its only 16 tracks, and not the 17 as per the CD (No - Evening Gown)

UPDATE - JB have updated their site to say 17 tracks :-)

Cheers
Richard - In Another Land



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Available for pre-order in NZ now too - [www.jbhifi.co.nz]

It looks like its only 16 tracks, and not the 17 as per the CD (No - Evening Gown)

The description says 17, hope they dont delete any song.

Originally released on CD and digitally in 2007, this 17-track compilation of Mick Jagger’s solo career is now released for the first time on vinyl.
Alongside hits such as “Dancing In The Street” the album also features three tracks previously unreleased on vinyl: “Too Many Cooks” (produced by John Lennon), “Checking Up On My Baby” (featuring The Red Devils) and “Charmed Life” (produced by Rick Rubin).
The 2LP set is released on standard weight black vinyl, and packaged in a gatefold sleeve mirroring the original 2007 artwork.

I think I've thrown this out before but I wonder what breakeven is on a release like this?

It won't be huge sales...I guess the label just releases a crap load of material from legacy artists and the small batches they do sell in amount to a reasonable business?

I can't imagine Mick pushing for this release on vinyl.

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I think I've thrown this out before but I wonder what breakeven is on a release like this?

It won't be huge sales...I guess the label just releases a crap load of material from legacy artists and the small batches they do sell in amount to a reasonable business?

I can't imagine Mick pushing for this release on vinyl.

Enough people will buy it per price point to warrant the small/limited release.

It's not that it's a huge profit, it's 'it can be done'. Retailers pay A, sell for B... and eventually C-K if it doesn't sell enough.

No one is losing money.

They've just got to DO IT DO IT DO IT DO IAAAGGGHHHTTTTT.

UMG is stupid - release a 12" of... and the B-side being... they're so stupid about the big picture!

It is sure to come out on April 25th

Less than a week and not listed on Amazon.

Not listed anywhere in Australia

Rod

"Originally released on CD and digitally in 2007, this 17-track compilation of Mick Jagger’s solo career is now released for the first time on vinyl.
Alongside hits such as “Dancing In The Street” the album also features three tracks previously unreleased on vinyl: “Too Many Cooks” (produced by John Lennon), “Checking Up On My Baby” (featuring The Red Devils) and “Charmed Life” (produced by Rick Rubin).
The 2LP set is released on standard weight black vinyl, and packaged in a gatefold sleeve mirroring the original 2007 artwork.

Side A
God Gave Me Everything
Put Me In The Trash
Just Another Night
Dont Tear Me Up

Side B
Charmed Life
Sweet Thing
Old Habits Die Hard feat. Dave Stewart
Dancing In The Street feat. David Bowie

Side C
Too Many Cooks (Spoil The Soup)
Memo From Turner
Lucky In Love
Lets Work

Side D
Joy
Dont Call Me Up
Checkin Up On My Baby feat. The Red Devils
(You Gotta Walk) Dont Look Back (Peter Tosh w/ Mick Jagger)
Evening Gown"

[www.jbhifi.co.nz]

Release date: 25-Apr-2025 - [Store.uDiscoverMusic.com] , [TheSoundOfVinyl.com] , [Recordstore.co.uk] .

A short mention of this release on Mick Jagger's [Facebook.com] .

Also available in the [MickJagger.com] store. Or at: [www.jpc.de] .



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Another release on Vinyl: The Red Devils & Mick Jagger 'The Blues Session' - 09-May-2025 - [iorr.org] .

I just picked up a EU pressing of it today from JB HiFi in Auckland, New Zealand.

(It was also on sale at 20% Off RRP)

Cheers
Richard - In Another Land

it's a bloody shame this doesn't contain the more recent stuff
and some other singles are also missing
but I love the charmed life, too many cooks and old habits

available here:
[www.bravado.de]
[thecircle.de]



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it's a bloody shame this doesn't contain the more recent stuff
and some other singles are also missing
but I love the charmed life, too many cooks and old habits

England Lost, Gotta Get A Grip, Eazy Sleazy and Strange Game?

Are there more?

Mick Jagger
The Very Best Of Mick Jagger (2LP)
29,99 euro
Platenzaak NL (Dutch Universal)
[www.platenzaak.nl]

De prijs valt mee ( Not that expensive)

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Mick Jagger
The Very Best Of Mick Jagger (2LP)
29,99 euro
Platenzaak NL (Dutch Universal)
[www.platenzaak.nl]

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Whale
it's a bloody shame this doesn't contain the more recent stuff
and some other singles are also missing
but I love the charmed life, too many cooks and old habits

England Lost, Gotta Get A Grip, Eazy Sleazy and Strange Game?

Are there more?

T.H.E.
A cut from Superheavy, Miracle Worker maybe?

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Whale
it's a bloody shame this doesn't contain the more recent stuff
and some other singles are also missing
but I love the charmed life, too many cooks and old habits

England Lost, Gotta Get A Grip, Eazy Sleazy and Strange Game?

Are there more?

T.H.E.
A cut from Superheavy, Miracle Worker maybe?

Yeah, good suggestion. Maybe Nothing But The Wheel with Peter Wolf, too?

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"Originally released on CD and digitally in 2007, this 17-track compilation of Mick Jagger’s solo career is now released for the first time on vinyl.
Alongside hits such as “Dancing In The Street” the album also features three tracks previously unreleased on vinyl: “Too Many Cooks” (produced by John Lennon), “Checking Up On My Baby” (featuring The Red Devils) and “Charmed Life” (produced by Rick Rubin).
The 2LP set is released on standard weight black vinyl, and packaged in a gatefold sleeve mirroring the original 2007 artwork.

Side A
God Gave Me Everything
Put Me In The Trash
Just Another Night
Dont Tear Me Up

Side B
Charmed Life
Sweet Thing
Old Habits Die Hard feat. Dave Stewart
Dancing In The Street feat. David Bowie

Side C
Too Many Cooks (Spoil The Soup)
Memo From Turner
Lucky In Love
Lets Work

Side D
Joy
Dont Call Me Up
Checkin Up On My Baby feat. The Red Devils
(You Gotta Walk) Dont Look Back (Peter Tosh w/ Mick Jagger)
Evening Gown"

[www.jbhifi.co.nz]

Some people probably scoff at this compilation because it includes ‘Let’s Work.’ I scoff at it because it includes 8 other songs that are even worse.

Damn, most of these songs are as skinny as Mick.

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Whale
it's a bloody shame this doesn't contain the more recent stuff
and some other singles are also missing
but I love the charmed life, too many cooks and old habits

England Lost, Gotta Get A Grip, Eazy Sleazy and Strange Game?

Are there more?

T.H.E.
A cut from Superheavy, Miracle Worker maybe?

Yeah, good suggestion. Maybe Nothing But The Wheel with Peter Wolf, too?

go hard or go home
is one that is missing
what's missing most of the older ones is
state of shock
in fact you could compile a 2lp without album tracks

Not enough Primitive Cool. And I mean that!

How can tracks that no one had ever heard be considered the "very best"? So great that I chose not to release them for decades!

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MelBelli
Not enough Primitive Cool. And I mean that!

How can tracks that no one had ever heard be considered the "very best"? So great that I chose not to release them for decades!

Party Doll certainly. Throwaway for sure. Say You Will definitely ahead of Let's Work.

And BTW, they can be "The Very Best of" anyone, and still not necessarily be good. But what I will say is there are definitely 4 sides of Mick vinyl that would be awesome, just not necessarily all the tracks they have on this album. Joy, Don't Call Me Up, Let's Work could easily be replaced. The rest are mostly excellent, some very good.

when it comes out on May 2 or 9

i think it was release just for contracts, nothing special neither 180gram vinyl, but is a very limited release, just like Forty Licks LP-

David Bowie & Mick Jagger - Dancing in the Street - 40th anniversary reissue on 12" White Vinyl:


29-Aug-2025 - [SuperDeluxeEdition.com] .

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Irix
David Bowie & Mick Jagger - Dancing in the Street - 40th anniversary reissue on 12" White Vinyl:


29-Aug-2025 - [SuperDeluxeEdition.com] .

Good lord, it just never ends.