What is a "Mick Jagger Moment"?
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I think you'd have to put it in context to get a decent answer (at least from someone who hasn't read the article to which you refer).  It could mean any number of things depending on the sentences that preceded or followed it.
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Ronnie McDowell - In A New York Minute\n\nIt is an old one, though...like mid 80's.  Do you think you heard a remake?
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Best Wrestlemania moment:  Hogan slams Andre!\n\nBut the one I like a lot too was when Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit were in the ring together as champs.  this had many meanings behind it. \n1. long time, real life , friends finally being world champs at the same time, congratulating each other.\n2. Two of my personal favorite wrestlers that I would have never thought to be world champions ten years ago.. as champs. Benoit was champion material for many years but I felt like he was never given the chance. I remember when he beat Sid Vicious for the world belt.. but because of some fluke Benoit lost it. I thought that sucked.  I would have never thought as Eddie guerrero as champ when he was in WCW.  He was a cruiserweight.. small...  and not a main event character.  But When he came into the WWE and got the Lie cheat and steal persona going.. I knew something was happening here.  I miss Eddie Guerrero.
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could be "Beast of Burden" by the Rolling Stones, circa 1980
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Rolling Stones\n\nYou can't always get what you want.
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The order you have is perfect. Brian formed the Stones. It was his band... but he liked the drugs a little too much. Mick Taylor's playing definitely challenged Keith and made him better. Hell look at the run of albums they made when Mick was in. Ron I think is just happy to be there to play second banana to Keith. BUT, you listen to his stuff with the Faces and you're reminded how good a guitarist he is/was.
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I think your talking about Gimme Shelter by the Rolling Stones
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The first Rolling Stone came out on November 9, 1967. The cover featured a picture of John Lennon.\n\nHere's a picture if you want to check it out:\n\nhttp://www.rollingstone.com/photos/gallery/5392209/1967_rolling_stone_covers/photo/1/large
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the stones copied the beatles
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Most say Bowie did this in 1966, though one or two people insist it was 1965. An exact date, with month and day? EXTREMELY difficult and I just couldn't find it. :-)
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Rolling Stones. A few years ago this would have been a good question. No other band has stayed together so long, or had their own sound so completely. These guys took their inspiration from R&B and whatever else made them dance. The Stones is intelligent these days, understanding that they have a place in history and trying to give some respect to the genre that has provided the stage for them to play on for so long. It is no accident that the Stones played at the most recent Super Bowl as well as Super Bowl I (ok, right after the game). Mick has withstood the test of time. I've seen them live, next to the stage, and finally understand the thrill of the eternal energy. Keith Richard is kept alive by this phenomenon. Led Zepplin, Crosby Stills Nash, Beatles, etc. were great in their contribution, but the Stones continue to deliver. Buy 40 Licks and you won't be disappointed. Go to a Stones concert now if you can ... age will catch up soon ... while you can.
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Rocks inside your Head
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I'll be driving a truck on the Rolling Stones tour of Europe and humming "Sympathy for the Devil" to myself as I drive through the night towards the Russian border for the St Petersburg gig. Be there. It will ROCK!
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Mick Jagger(Rolling Stones)-Angie (I think that was after 1970)\nRobert Plant(Led Zeppelin)-Black Dog\nOzzy Osbourne(Black Sabbath)-War Pigs/Luke's Wall \nGeddy Lee(Rush)-Beneath,Between, & Behind\nAxl Rose(Guns N' Roses)- Sweet Child o' Mine\nThere are like a billion more for Axl, Plant, and Ozzy.
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years ago. another lifetime. another me. I used to practice skipping stones ( I would carefully choose the flattest and roundest) and then fling them with all the strength I had at age nine or ten. Wilamette River, Oregon. I never kept count. I could tell if it was a better than average fling or not. It was not for record keeping, just for                                                                                                                                                                                         the joy of having nothing else better to do. When you grow up, those moments are rare.
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Suprisingly enough the song is called "One Shining Moment" written by David Barrett.  The current version is sung by Luther Vandross.
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i dont know what jaggery is.