Mick Jagger
Mick Jagger is the Rolling Stones’ singer and songwriter, a solo artist and film producer whose work stretches from blues and rock to the theme for Slow Horses.
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Known for
- Foreign Tongues2026 · The Rolling Stones · Vocals
- Strange Game2022 · Slow Horses theme · Singer and co-writer
- Wandering Spirit1993 · Solo album · Singer and co-producer
- Dancing In The Street1985 · Duet with David Bowie · 2025 anniversary EP
- (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction1965 · The Rolling Stones · Singer and co-writer
Overview
- Born
- 26 July 1943, Dartford, Kent, England
- Known for
- Lead singer and founding member of the Rolling Stones
- Breakout
- “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction”, 1965
- Also makes
- Solo records, screen music, films and documentaries
Mini bio
How it started.
Growing up in Dartford, Mick sang in a church choir and formed Little Boy Blue and the Blue Boys. He and childhood friend Keith Richards reconnected on the train to London through their shared love of blues. Mick studied at the London School of Economics before leaving to concentrate on the Rolling Stones.
Finding his voice.
The Rolling Stones formed in 1962. Their 1965 hits “The Last Time” and “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” helped take them to a wider audience. Mick and Keith’s writing partnership remained central as the band explored blues, rock, country and dance music.
Beyond the band.
Mick built a solo catalogue alongside the Stones. He co-produced Wandering Spirit with Rick Rubin and later wrote and sang “Strange Game” with Daniel Pemberton for Slow Horses. Through Jagged Films, his work also includes producing Get On Up and co-creating Vinyl with Martin Scorsese and Rich Cohen.
Still making records.
The Stones’ Hackney Diamonds won best rock album at the 2025 Grammys. In 2026 they followed it with Foreign Tongues, then released “Who You Callin’ Crazy” ahead of the album’s expanded edition.
Creditschronological, newest first
Music
- 2026Who You Callin’ CrazyVocals, electric guitar and co-writer with Keith Richards
- 2022Strange GameSinger and co-writer with Daniel Pemberton
- 1993Wandering SpiritSolo artist and co-producer with Rick Rubin
- 1985Dancing In The StreetDuet vocalist with David Bowie
Awards
- Grammy Award · Best Rock Album2025 · Hackney Diamonds, with the Rolling Stones
- Grammy Award · Best Traditional Blues Album2018 · Blue & Lonesome, with the Rolling Stones
- Rock & Roll Hall of Fame1989 · Inducted as a member of the Rolling Stones
- Knight Bachelor2002 honours · For services to music; investiture on 12 December 2003
Quotes
Remarkable how we pulled it off really. The video is hilarious to watch now.Mick Jagger, official Dancing In The Street anniversary release
Looking back on recording the duet and filming its video with David Bowie in one day for the song’s 40th anniversary.
Trivia
- Before concentrating on music, Mick studied at the London School of Economics.
- He had read the Slough House books before making the Slow Horses theme.
- He appears in an uncredited cameo in Enigma, which Jagged Films also produced.
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