Sir Michael Philip "Mick" Jagger (born July 26, 1943) is an English musician, singer, songwriter and actor, best known as the lead vocalist and a founding member of The Rolling Stones.
He appeared on Saturday Night Live as both host and musical guest at the same episode twice, once with The Rolling Stones and once solo. The first time was on October 7, 1978 where they performed "Beast of Burden," "Respectable" and "Shattered" (which are all from the June 1978 album Some Girls) and the second time was on May 19, 2012, which is the Season 37 finale, where he performed "The Last Time" with Arcade Fire, a medley of "19th Nervous Breakdown" and "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)" with Foo Fighters and "Tea Party" with Jeff Beck and the SNL Band.
He was also the musical guest on February 6, 1993, hosted by Beverly Hills 90210 star Luke Perry, where he performed "Sweet Thing" and "Don't Tear Me Up" and on December 8, 2001, hosted by actor Hugh Jackman, where he performed "God Gave Me Everything" and "Visions Of Paradise".
He was also impersonated by Tim Curry on the December 5, 1981 episode during the "Mick!" sketch, by Martin Short on the November 17, 1984 episode during the "Me and Julio" sketch, by Mike Myers thrice (including a Weekend Update sketch in which Jagger himself played bandmate Keith Richards) and by Jimmy Fallon - while appearing as himself in a mirror - on the December 8, 2001 episode during the "Dressing Room" sketch. Jagger also joined Peter Tosh onstage for "(You've Got To Walk and) Don't Look Back," when Tosh was the musical guest. He also appeared in the cold open of the February 15, 1986 episode, hosted by then-girlfriend Jerry Hall, telling her that Tommy Flanagan's lies about knowing him were actually true, and the pair had been on a fishing trip during a recent weekend when Hall didn't know his whereabouts.
Impressions[]
- Colin McKechnie
- Karl Lagerfeld
- Keith Richards
- Steven Tyler
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