Mick Jagger Explained How The Beatles Changed The Rolling Stones' Direction
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Mick Jagger responded to comments Paul McCartney made in the past, calling The Rolling Stones a "blues cover band." In a new interview, he said The Beatles started out the same way.. Young, spotty, and more chipper, The Beatles stepped out and played their first concert on a sweltering August evening at Liverpool's Jacaranda Club in 1960.
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Why Mick Jagger, the most colorful frontman in music history, thought The Beatles weren't all that great at live performances.. The Beatles are to thank for one of The Rolling Stones ' most exciting periods, according to the band's frontman Mick Jagger. Jagger cited the Fab Four as influential on The Rolling Stones during an interview with BBC Radio to promote Foreign Tongues.