Mick Jagger – No Fightin'

Gorgeous Red Devils/Mick Jagger bootleg 45 appears

A mysterious Mick Jagger/Red Devils bootleg 45 that materialized this year has become an instant collector’s item thanks to its gorgeous packaging and its scarcity.

The Red Devils compiled

A breakdown of the various compilations that featured The Red Devils.

London’s Borderline club forever tied to Red Devils’ myth

Mick Jagger, live bootlegs, and a farewell: London’s Borderline club is a key part of The Red Devils’ story.

Jagger joins the Devils onstage

Check out these rare photos featuring Mick Jagger joining The Red Devils onstage in the early ’90s

Paul Size got robbed at Mick Jagger’s birthday party. Then Dave Lee stepped in

Listen as Paul Size tells Jagger biographer Marc Spitz about the robbery, and how the elder Bartel brother solved the problem, Devil-style.

“If they’re buying drinks, then you’re making money”

Lester Butler gets real in this 1993 interview in Rock Compact Disc Magazine.

Butler on Bateman: ‘He’s like a Marine drill sergeant!’

At the end of 1992, Lester Butler told the Los Angeles Times how this “blues bar band” was living the dream.

‘Saint Mick’ gathers his Devils, 1992

In late June 1992, the LA Weekly was the first to report on the Mick Jagger/Red Devils session, before the tubes had time to cool down.

Rick Rubin: ‘I hope Mick Jagger/Red Devils comes out’

With the recent reissue of Mick Jagger’s four solo albums on 180 gram vinyl, it’s time again for everyone to lament that the Mick Jagger/Red Devils 1992 blues sessions have still not been issued officially. Everyone including Jagger’s producer. “It’s incredible, (but) it’s up to Mick,” Rick Rubin said in an Ultimate Classic Rock storyContinue reading “Rick Rubin: ‘I hope Mick Jagger/Red Devils comes out’”

Never heard, never sold

Unfortunately, most Red Devils press these days is of the “best band to never …” variety. The group is mentioned in another book with the focus again on the aborted Mick Jagger solo album. “The Greatest Albums You’ll Never Hear” by Bruno MacDonald covers much of the same ground as the essential “The Greatest Music NeverContinue reading “Never heard, never sold”