Just when it seems like rock icon Mick Jagger couldn't have any more fun, the 68-year old dons a neon-pink suit and forms a new super group called, appropriately enough, SuperHeavy. Just check out Mick's moves in the slick, just-released video for the band's first single, Miracle Worker.
Celebrated Eurythmics guitarist and producer Dave Stewart, soul singer Joss Stone, reggae star Damien Marley and Bollywood super-producer, singer and musician A.R. Rahman round out the "we've got something for everyone" band. The eclectic band members first jammed together in L.A. in 2009, reportedly recording more than two dozen songs in just 10 days.
You can also check out a SuperHeavy studio session on the official website, in anticipation of the group's self-titled debut album, set for release in September.
-- Andrea Bellmare
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