Word: mick
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...anarchism. They never make statements of commitment, as Aretha Franklin did when she pledged to supply Angela Davis' bail. They never even play political benefits. (The Beach Boys, believe it or not, showed up at the Mayday rally in Washington. The Stones didn't.) On the rare occasions when Mick Jagger does play Revolutionary, it is just another pose he has assumed in order to sell records...
Marriage? Certainly not, said little Mick Jogger of the Rolling Stones, while Bianca just stood there in her see-through and smiled. Yes, St. Laurent's St. Tropez boutique was making a dress for Bianca, and yes, they were both staying up in the Hotel Byblos there, and yes, "Bianca and I have been together for several weeks. But I have no plans to marry." Still, 21-year-old Bianca Perez Morena de Macias of Nicaragua went on smiling, and Mick added cryptically: "I'm not the sort of bloke who would make a big fuss of announcing...
...sent emissaries to shop around for suitable villas. What shocked staid Mougins (pop. 7,000) was the five-member rock group's request for Roman orgy-size baths that would accommodate six or eight at a time. The progressive, Rene Avelli met his Waterloo when he declared that Mick Jagger & Co. were welcome. After all, Mougins is already home to Pablo Picasso, and even though the artist lives rather quietly in a remote outskirt, how much notoriety can one town endure? The Stones were last reported seeking out the warmer climate of St.-Tropez...
...bike culture burgeoned, the Angels' legend became as grimy as their beards, Levi's and leather vests. In 1965 they tore up an Oakland peace rally. Four years later came Altamont. Commissioned to protect Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones at a rock concert held at the California speedway, the Angels waded into the crowd with pool cues, leaving an 18-year-old black, Meredith Hunter, dead in their wake. (The Angel who killed him was acquitted on the ground of self-defense.) It all bolstered the legend that the Angels were the toughest, meanest cyclists around...
Kicking off their first British concert series in 4½ years, the Rolling Stones announced last week that it would be a "Farewell to Britain" tour. The Stones are rolling over to the south of France to live because, said Leader Mick Jogger, "We felt a change of scene, temperature and climate would be good for us." A tax maneuver? "There's nothing to be gained or lost by it," said 27-year-old Jagger, though several British tax experts insist that the move will have definite fiscal advantages for the quintet, which has earned many millions during...