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I love a classic holiday jam as much as the next guy, but after 2 solid weeks and still 2 more to go until Christmas, my ears and patience are tapping. But what are the ones I could hear any time of year, and still crack a smile? That's easy.
I love a classic holiday jam as much as the next guy, but after 2 solid weeks and still 2 more to go until Christmas, my ears and patience are tapping. But what are the ones I could hear any time of year, and still crack a smile? That's easy.
Relaxed restrictions take hold in England, a potential bank scam, and Mick Jagger’s new song People dine in outdoor spaces in Chinatown in London, on the roadmap back to normality. Photograph: Akira Suemori/REX/Shutterstock People dine in outdoor spaces in Chinatown in London, on the roadmap back to normality. Photograph: Akira Suemori/REX/Shutterstock Fri 16 Apr 2021 08.43 EDT Last modified on Fri 16 Apr 2021 08.45 EDT Monday The relaxation in lockdown restrictions felt like something of an anticlimax. Partly because it was snowing when I drew the curtains in the morning, but mostly becaus...
Without doubt, Sir Mick Jagger is a heroic figure. Unlike other rock stars of his vintage, he still manages to sing and dance with all the vitality of a man in his 20s. But enunciation has never been his strong point. If, like Eliza Doolittle, he were to be asked to sing 'The rain in Spain stays mainly on the plain', it would come out as 'Dur rhymin' spine says minely armour plyeen'. This means that, most of the time, the words he sings are unintelligible. I must have heard songs like Honky Tonk Women, Brown Sugar and Jumpin' Jack Flash at least ten times a year for the past 50 years, possibl...
Mick Jagger and Dave Grohl poke fun at anti-vaxxers and Zoom calls in new COVID-19 song Newshub 7 hrs ago Monika Barton © Image - YouTube/Mick Jagger; Video - The Project Related video: Dave Grohl explains to Clarke Gayford why he loves New Zealand so much. Mick Jagger and Dave Grohl have released a new COVID-19 song that touches on anti-vaxxers, masks and gaining weight in lockdown, before celebrating an imminent return to normality. The Rolling Stones and Foo Fighters frontmen dropped the surprise track along with a hectic black and white music video on YouTube, which...