Play Mick Jagger Solo Career Quiz - Can You Move Like Jagger?
Mick Jagger Solo Career Quiz - Can You Move Like Jagger?
Test your knowledge of Mick Jagger's solo career — hits, albums, collaborations and rare tracks. Take the quick quiz to score your rock trivia and learn fun facts.
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Did You Know?
He’s released only four solo studio albums (She’s the Boss, Primitive Cool, Wandering Spirit, Goddess in the Doorway) despite a decades‑long “solo” career
Practice Questions
Q:Which artists collaborated with Mick Jagger on solo projects?
A:Collaborators include Jeff Beck, David Bowie, and Lenny Kravitz.
Across his solo albums, Jagger worked with a range of stars—from guitarist Jeff Beck to pop icon David Bowie and rock multi-instrumentalist Lenny Kravitz—highlighting his ability to cross musical genres fluidly.
Q:What is Mick Jagger’s most recent solo album?
A:‘Goddess in the Doorway,’ released in 2001.
Jagger’s fourth solo album, 'Goddess in the Doorway', featured collaborations with artists like Lenny Kravitz and Wyclef Jean. Released in 2001, it blended rock, pop, and electronic elements, reflecting Jagger’s musical adaptability.
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His biggest chart success from his solo-era work wasn’t a pure solo single but the 1985 Bowie & Jagger duet “Dancing in the Street,” recorded around the Live Aid period and hitting No.1 in the UK