Great interview, things like that make me Love him even more!!

Who the f*ck is Mick Jagger?

So how about Charlie, Ron, Brian, Bill...?

I personally think Mick Taylor is still a virgin.
Nobody would have the guts to ask Charlie.

We may be able to read about Ron losing his virginity in his autobiography.

And if someone were to ask Bill when he lost his virginity, he\'d probably say he never was a virgin.

Maybe he lost it just after he met keith !!

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I once read in a serious biography tha Mick Jagger lost his virginity at age 18 to a nurse who seduced him while he was working at a hospital. Don't ask me where I read it!

edit: okay, so much for trying to be friendly via babelfish :E



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2007-07-10 13:15 by with sssoul.

I once read in a serious biography (sorry, I forgot which book it was) that Mick Jagger lost his virginity at age 18 to a nurse who seduced him while he was working at a hospital.

I heard the nurse story too. But I can\'t imagine he wouldn\'t have been seduced at an earlier age. Although he was what we may call a \"geek\", ofcourse.

Found it, Nico!!

In Washington 94 he said...''ýoube always nervous on first nights'''but you cant be a virgin forever'' Check out the boot or vid nic and Rep!!

thanks for the interview
with sssoul

Who cares

with sssoul Wrote:
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>
> Q: Have you ever used a song as a form of
> emotional revenge?
>
> K: Oh yeah! There's a song on the Emotional Rescue
> album called All About You. That's a particularly
> nasty song. It's like a litany of insults. And it
> was written so I could get a few things off my
> chest. The funny thing is that everyone assumes
> that it was written about Anita (Pallenberg). In
> fact, it's about Mick. I'd just come off junk and
> went back to work with the Stones. In my absence
> Mick had been running the show. I was ready to
> pick up where we left off. But in the meantime,
> Mick had got used to being in charge ... so, when
> I returned to the fold, I was made to feel like an
> intruder. I got the impression that certain people
> wished I was back on junk. Well, thank you very
> much , and @#$%& you Jack! So, you see, I had a
> lot of poison in my system and I had to get it all
> out. But it's not all about Mick. That song is
> about a few other things as well. And Anita is one
> of them. I was breaking up with her around that
> time. I'd said, 'Look, if we clean up together,
> we'll stay together'. Well, I cleaned myself up.
> But she didn't. And I realized that I couldn't
> sleep with someone who had a needle beside the
> bed. I was too fragile at that point. I loved her,
> but I had to leave.
>


That's the first time I've ever seen Keith admit that "All About You" was written about Mick. There's always been speculation but it's kind of rare for Keith or Mick either one to flat out admit who a song is really about.


Fantastic interview with sssoul....I've never seen that one before. That was great.

Extremely good interview...

Can´t remember Keith answering to that personal questions in this way!

He must have trusted the journalist a lot...

<Mick, when he was about 12-13 according to a bio I read many years ago. Cant remember which one, though.>

I think it was Christopher Andersen's (not sure about the name) bio where he states that Mick was seduced by an older woman (in a closet, or something?) at school. He was about 12-13 years.

DandelionPowderman Wrote:
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> >
> I think it was Christopher Andersen's (not sure
> about the name) bio where he states that Mick was
> seduced by an older woman (in a closet, or
> something?) at school. He was about 12-13 years.

Then afterwards he came out of the closet ...

"It wasn't my fault ... liquors drunkened me!" Homer Simpson