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The 14 pages that link to Mick Jagger, each with the reason it gives.

• British InvasionRelated: His performance style helped distinguish the Stones’ public image during the Invasion.

• The Rolling StonesRelated: His vocals and stage presence became defining features of the band.

• Keith RichardsRelated: Jagger and Richards formed the band’s central songwriting partnership, known as the Glimmer Twins.

• Little RichardRelated: Jagger named Richard among the performers who shaped his stage presence and musical ambition.

• Altamont Free ConcertRelated: His attempts to address the crowd were recorded amid mounting disorder.

• Gimme ShelterRelated: He wrote the song’s lyrics with Keith Richards and sings its lead vocal.

• Annie LeibovitzRelated: Leibovitz photographed Jagger during the band’s 1975 tour, a formative assignment in her career.

• Jann WennerRelated: Wenner’s close access to Jagger exemplified the magazine’s ties to major rock musicians.

• Ronnie WoodRelated: Jagger and Wood have shared the Stones’ stage and songwriting credits for decades.

• (I Can't Get No) SatisfactionRelated: He wrote and sang lyrics that turn irritation into the song’s central voice.

• A Day in the LifeRelated: Jagger attended a recording session, reflecting the song’s place in London’s interconnected music scene.

• Exile on Main St.Related: Jagger’s vocals and songwriting help anchor the album’s varied styles.

• Françoise HardyRelated: Jagger publicly praised Hardy and placed her among the artists he admired.

• John McAfeeRelated: McAfee’s account of his early life included working as a computer programmer for Jagger.