Chris Jagger's Atcha Band played at the Bull's Head Barnes in London UK tonight. His brother Mick Jagger was enjoying the first half of the show from the audience - then disappeared for a while, before joining Chris on stage to sing Dead Flowers.
15th May 2007 07:37 AM
charlotte
Thanks
sure as hell glad Mick did not sing in detroit...
15th May 2007 09:02 AM
Mel Belli
Washboard?
15th May 2007 10:39 AM
Saint Sway
dude plays a mean set of spoons
15th May 2007 01:18 PM
kath
chris is awesome...plays a ZYDECO....you should see/hear him some time...he rocks. doesn't have the prance or anything like his brother, but a great musician and truly nice guy.
15th May 2007 01:31 PM
Saint Sway
quote:kath wrote:
chris is awesome...plays a ZYDECO....you should see/hear him some time...he rocks.
Zydeco is a musical style. Not an instrument. The musical instrument Chris Jagger plays is called an accordian (for a point of reference, see: Ed Grimley)
15th May 2007 01:44 PM
kath
okey dokey....he's still pretty funny......and a genuine person.
quote:kath wrote:
okey dokey....he's still pretty funny......and a genuine person.
Ed Grimley's not a real person.
But, yes, "he's pretty decent, I must say"
16th May 2007 06:36 AM
corgi37
Good to see brothers so close.
19th May 2007 09:18 AM
Gazza
here's 90 seconds of it from You Tube
19th May 2007 09:30 AM
PartyDoll MEG
quote:Gazza wrote:
here's 90 seconds of it from You Tube
and singing my song too!
19th May 2007 09:43 AM
luxury1
I love how Mick's unmistakable vocals cut through all that noise...
Nice find, G--thanks for putting it up
19th May 2007 09:44 AM
fireontheplatter
that was a nice video clip
19th May 2007 10:00 AM
Lord Homosex
[quote]luxury1 wrote:
I love how Mick's unmistakable vocals cut through all that noise...
Exactly. First thing I noticed too. Couldn't really see too well. Saw the guy on the left clapping like Jagger, but the voice makes it obvious. I like how the band added that walk down to a minor chord before the "..and I won't forget to put roses.." part.
19th May 2007 10:14 AM
lotsajizz
I wish Mick would share a mike with someone else he's close to.....
19th May 2007 10:42 AM
Gazza
quote:lotsajizz wrote:
I wish Mick would share a mike with someone else he's close to.....
L'wren?
Michael Cohl?
His wallet?
19th May 2007 03:58 PM
luxury1
ahhhhhhh, Gazza you made me snort out loud!!
19th May 2007 08:36 PM
Nellcote
Jizz speaks for what I have been clamoring for since the '78 tour, Mick & Keith to harmonize again.
I want to see Mick walking out to sing Happy again.
Sure they sing from separate mikes, however, you look at the Toxic Twins from Bahston, they realize the punch it still has in the set.
Enough of these two Keith solo numbers.
He stands around like Count Basie, like he's a band leader, when he's only killing time. If he can go to events, such as the Gram Parsons tribute, give his all with a duet with some stranger, who he's done one duet with, could he not think that it would be about the best to duet with the guy whom he's been writing with for over 40 years?
Wouldn't it be about the best to see them singing Blinded on the B stage, with that old Okie refrain at the end?
19th May 2007 08:49 PM
PartyDoll MEG
quote:Nellcote wrote:
Jizz speaks for what I have been clamoring for since the '78 tour, Mick & Keith to harmonize again.
I want to see Mick walking out to sing Happy again.
Sure they sing from separate mikes, however, you look at the Toxic Twins from Bahston, they realize the punch it still has in the set.
Enough of these two Keith solo numbers.
He stands around like Count Basie, like he's a band leader, when he's only killing time. If he can go to events, such as the Gram Parsons tribute, give his all with a duet with some stranger, who he's done one duet with, could he not think that it would be about the best to duet with the guy whom he's been writing with for over 40 years?
Wouldn't it be about the best to see them singing Blinded on the B stage, with that old Okie refrain at the end?
Ahhhh..we can dream, Nelly!!!!
19th May 2007 08:50 PM
Nellcote
I want more than dreams!
19th May 2007 09:11 PM
lotsajizz
your post was beautiful Nelly...like a Dice-K complete game beautiful I mean...like a Papel-bit save...or a Manny scalp-massage.....
Glimmer TWINS!!! act like it
goddamn it!!
OK now
CAZART
[Edited by lotsajizz]
19th May 2007 09:13 PM
Nellcote
Jizzy! Dice K is the real deal.
Double digit lead baby, can we deal...
2nd game is not working out, however, it's not over 'till it's over...
19th May 2007 10:18 PM
lotsajizz
well..the Braves are still the Braves......hey, how 'bout that Tyler Clippard?
20th May 2007 08:43 AM
Angiegirl
quote:luxury1 wrote:
I love how Mick's unmistakable vocals cut through all that noise...
Lol, I was thinking the exact same thing! Mick doesn't really fit the rest. It sounds like a very bad and drunk karaoke!
20th May 2007 10:41 AM
speedfreakjive
i can't believe that there is no photos
20th May 2007 12:30 PM
Bitch
I love it that MICK just sat in the sudience as a spectator! It's cool that he still does this, and to go up on stage with his brother for a song is mighty fine of him! Chris is cool, I wish he would come to the US for a club tour!
As a memory, I once saw MICK as an audience member in The Vilage (NYC), watching a blues band and flirting with the back-up singers. Nobody bothered him for autographs, not even me, and the people respected his privacy and left him alone. It's hard to believe that nowadays he can still go out and not get mobbed. He must have had bodyguards with him!
Thanks for posting the news, a surprise MICK appearance is always exciting!
20th May 2007 03:08 PM
Gazza
quote:Nellcote wrote:
Jizz speaks for what I have been clamoring for since the '78 tour, Mick & Keith to harmonize again.
I want to see Mick walking out to sing Happy again.
Sure they sing from separate mikes, however, you look at the Toxic Twins from Bahston, they realize the punch it still has in the set.
Enough of these two Keith solo numbers.
He stands around like Count Basie, like he's a band leader, when he's only killing time. If he can go to events, such as the Gram Parsons tribute, give his all with a duet with some stranger, who he's done one duet with, could he not think that it would be about the best to duet with the guy whom he's been writing with for over 40 years?
Wouldn't it be about the best to see them singing Blinded on the B stage, with that old Okie refrain at the end?
Agree with every word of that. It's been a sad omission from Stones shows for too long. Shit, even getting Keith to sing back up these days is a rarity.
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