Occasionally, Mick Jagger has been known to get satisfaction. Most recently, he felt it when he first listened to Sam Fender‘s cover of the Rolling Stones‘ “You Can’t Always Get What You Want.” “I’m a fan of Sam’s work, so I was pleased to hear he was covering one of my songs,” Jagger said in a statement. Now He’s Rebuilding His Life — And Gunning for a Comeback Andy Garcia, David Foster, Paul Anka Lead Kennedy Center Honors Yes, Matt Damon and David Letterman Were Background Actors on ‘The Gilded Age’ Season Premiere Britney Spears Says Kevin Federline and Jamie Lynn Spears Made Her ‘Feel Like a Slave’ Fender produced and recorded the song with bandmates Joe Atkinson and Dean Thompson in Tyneside, England.
He picked the rest of the supporting musicians from groups that carry a special nostalgia for him. It won the Mercury Prize, and Fender won BRIT Awards and a recognition of his songwriting, an Ivor Novello Award, last year as well. So far the only tour dates he has booked for 2027 — a run he’s calling the Proper Massive Stadium Tour — are in Europe.
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