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JAGGER JAW SESSION: Mannish Boy Gets What He...Needs

Mick Jagger sat athletically on the floor of the Rolling Stones’ New York office listening to The Best of Ray Charles. Next door, Keith Richard, nattily dressed in a white suit, was doing an interview with a gentleman from The Toronto Star. His eight-yearold son Marlon ran up and down the corridor playing with some promotional red lips and chattering teeth that said: “Love You Live.”

January 1, 1978
Barbara Charone

Mick Jagger sat athletically on the floor of the Rolling Stones’ New York office listening to The Best of Ray Charles. Next door, Keith Richard, nattily dressed in a white suit, was doing an interview with a gentleman from The Toronto Star. His eight-yearold son Marlon ran up and down the corridor playing with some promotional red lips and chattering teeth that said: “Love You Live.”

Three days later, the scene had changed slightly, The Best of Ray Charles sat silently on the office turntable. The man from Toronto had been replaced by a reporter from the Montreal Gazette, who was conducting a joint interview with the notorious Glimmer Twins.

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