Mick jagger rolling stones

A last-minute addition to the Sesame Street, Lupita Nyong’o, LL Cool J and Matthew McConaughey featuring show, the Stones at first seemed to be plagued by technical difficulties as a guitar strumming Mick Jagger was the only one visible. However, it soon became clear as the rock legends’ rendition of their classic “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” progressed, that a slow reveal was actually part of the band’s deal tonight. Having put their latest tour on hold like everyone else because of the coronavirus threat, Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts showed everyone how it is done, live or not – as you can see in the video below: … [Read more...] about ‘One World’ Concert Review: Rolling Stones & Beyoncé Hit High Notes At Multi-Network Show For COVID-19 Frontline Workers

Lizzo, for her part, took to Instagram to post a tearful video in which she said: “There are few times in this country where I’m hopeful. It feels like every time I’m hopeful, it gets taken away for me. And this time I was hopeful and I was scared and I think Trump is out of office.” In her caption, she wrote: “Let’s get to work, America. It’s time to hold the people in charge accountable. It’s time for them to listen. And it’s time for actual change in our policies and practices.” She then posted a video on a jetski captioned: “BYE BITCH 2020.” … [Read more...] about Everyone From Lizzo to Mick Jagger Is Celebrating Joe Biden’s Presidential Victory

Prince, Sign O’ the Times: Deluxe Edition (Warner) On this 1987 masterpiece, Prince’s second double LP in less than five years, the R&B futurist responded to the serial crises in his personal life — the end of an affair; the firing of his band, the Revolution; escalating wartime with his label — in a kinetic tour de force of tightly wired pop, exploding bedroom funk, and soaring, redemptive climax. The big-box version of this reissue reveals the depth of Prince’s urgency in three CDs of unreleased studio treasures: diamonds and pearls by anyone else’s measure, all left behind on the way to his last perfect album. … [Read more...] about Year in Review: The 10 Best Reissues of 2020

For now, he’s working on the music independently of Oates. “I have so much going on, so to be honest I’m not quite there,” Oates says. “Daryl has shifted his focus to Hall & Oates, which is great. I’m going to jump on board, for sure, but it’s in the early, preliminary days of it. He’s very excited, and he’s been spending some time in Europe. He’s found some young producers he’s kind of getting energized with. He’ll jump-start the process and then I’ll definitely jump on board later.” … [Read more...] about Daryl Hall and John Oates Are Plotting a New Album, Not a 50th Anniversary Celebration