July 26 marks the 80th birthday of Mick Jagger, the legendary frontman of the Rolling Stones. For many of us, it’s hard to remember a time when Mick and the band weren’t rocking stages around the world, and the fact that they’ve been doing so for over sixty years is mindblowing.
Over all those decades, the band has recorded twenty-five studio albums, beginning in 1964 with The Rolling Stones (England’s Newest Hitmakers) up through 2015’s Blue and Lonesome. That’s not counting the now countless live albums and collections, including 2002’s Forty Licks, which is being rereleased this week on vinyl.
To celebrate Mick Jagger and his big birthday, we wanted to highlight 5 Rolling Stones songs that some may consider under the radar but that are no less classic than their big hits.
Song: Out of Time
Album: Aftermath
Released: 1964
Song: Worried About You
Album: Tattoo You
Released: 1981
Mixed Emotions
Album: Steel Wheels
Year: 1989
Don’t Stop
Album: Forty Licks
Year: 2002
Doom and Gloom
Album: Grrr
Year: 2012
You can hear Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones on a variety of SiriusXM channels, including ‘60s Gold, ’70s on 7, Classic Vinyl, Classic Rewind, and Deep Tracks.
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