Mick Jagger, the 83-year-old lead singer of the Rolling Stones, has shared his favourite songs by other artists, including a blues classic by Little Walter.
Blues favourite and modern picks
Jagger reportedly said that "Boogie" by Little Walter is one of his favourite blues songs of all time. The blues artist was posthumously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2008.
"I had to put in a Little Walter track, who is everyone's favorite harmonica player, of course mine," Jagger said. "This is an instrumental I found called 'Boogie'."
Another tune he enjoys is "Always Alright" by Alabama Shakes. "Bringing things really up to the present day, Britney Howard, fantastic singer with the Alabama Shakes 'Always Alright', which I particularly like," he revealed.
More favourites and personal news
Jagger also mentioned "I'm So Happy I Cry" by Fantastic Negrito feat. Tang & The Bangas, a track from Fantastic Negrito's fourth studio album, recorded with a band from New Orleans.
On Sunday, Jagger made a surprise appearance at the Oscars with his partner Melanie Hamrick. The couple met in 2014 when the Stones were touring in Tokyo at the same time as the American Ballet Theater, where Hamrick is a dancer. They welcomed their son, Devereaux, eight, in 2016.
