EMM News Explorer: Mick Jagger

[ said]: During my career I have always eschewed party politics and came to Davos as a guest, as I thought it would be stimulating,

theglobeandmail 26-JAN-12

[-said]: During my career I have always eschewed party politics and came to Davos as a guest, as I thought it would be stimulating ... I have always been interested in economics and world events,

aljazeera 25-JAN-12

[-said]: During my career I have always eschewed party politics and came to Davos as a guest, as I thought it would be stimulating... I have always been interested in economics and world events,

aljazeera 25-JAN-12

[replies:]: It's a bit old hat as a question, if you don't mind me saying. It was quite a long time ago. I think if you're offered these things, if you refuse it's almost like a parody of being a rebel in a way. If you insist on using your title, then it's really silly. It's almost, in our sort of society, rude to turn things down and silly to take them seriously. As Confucius said:

guardian 13-NOV-11

[-says]: We don't squabble very much to be honest,

guardian 13-NOV-11

[ says]: I started off thinking about what being a performer meant when I was about 16,

guardian 13-NOV-11

[-said]: For me, as an Englishman, EMI was the pre-eminent music company that I grew up with. Universal is committed to both preserving EMI's cultural heritage and artistic diversity and also investing in its artists and people to grow the company's assets for the future,

upi 12-NOV-11

[ said]: One thing serious that we did think about, we didn't want people with loads of entourages and that would have too big of egos. It is very quickly how human beings sort of adjust to each other's temperaments and creativity. It is just like being in a cocktail party with a group of people. Either the cocktail party is going to go well or it doesn't. It depends on the vibe.

ibtimes 23-SEP-11

[-told]: That gave us a lot of confidence,

gmanews 21-SEP-11

[said:]: If people like it, we could do a few other things.

thesun 16-SEP-11

[-told]: It wasn't a brilliant piece of theatre when they left the stadium with a London bus with Jimmy Page on it,

montrealgazette 15-SEP-11

[-noted]: It was so cold, and he had to wear this bizarre suit,

montrealgazette 15-SEP-11

[said:]: It wasn't a brilliant piece of theatre when they left the stadium with a London bus with Jimmy Page on it. I don't want to be on that bus when it arrives in London.

belfasttelegraph 14-SEP-11

[ admits]: It was chaotic,

bbc 14-SEP-11

[-says]: This wasn't a project where you put a band in the studio and you take as long as you want,

bbc 14-SEP-11

[-points out]: If you can play something for 35 minutes, you've got to be enjoying it,

bbc 14-SEP-11

[ claims]: Ronnie's listened to it. He's sweet, he's very supportive. He liked it very much, he liked it all, particularly some of the first tracks we started with. And Charlie liked it. He's all about the grooves, he's got a great ear.

ibtimes 12-SEP-11

[ says]: Maybe we could go back to the Marquee to accept a plaque for 50 years of service instead of a tour. That could work - except Keith obviously can't come. Charlie Watts [who wasn't at the first performance] can come but he wouldn't get the plaque obviously.

ibtimes 12-SEP-11

[-recently told]: It's a bit odd,

telegraph 15-JUN-11

[-observe]: I think you should just keep going while you can, doing what you like,

time 11-JUN-11

[-says]: One of the beauties is that, just speaking as a vocalist, I did other things,

cnn 23-MAY-11

[ says]: We wanted a convergence of different musical styles,

cnn 23-MAY-11

[-tells]: It's different from anything else I've ever been involved in,

cnn 23-MAY-11

[ said]: People assume that because I was brought up on Rolling Stones tours and my father is who he is, I'm some kind of rock-and-roll bad girl,

news_com_au 11-MAY-11

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