WIN Mick Jagger Album
W IN the new Mick Jagger album! That’s the Preview pop prize offer today.
We have The Very Best Of Mick Jagger – his first solo collection – up for grabs. It hits the shops tomorrow on Rhino Records, but we have TEN copies to be won.
Rock’s most famous frontman turns in 17 songs, two of them never released before.
They range from 1970′s Memo From Turner to a new version of Checkin’ Up On My Baby.
And who can forget Live Aid duet Dancing In The Streets with David Bowie?
Among other highlights is Charmed Life, with Mick’s daughter Karis on backing vocals.
There’s Too Many Cooks – produced by John Lennon – and Peter Tosh duet Don’t Look Back.
Bono pops up to help out on Joy, and Old Habits Die Hard comes from the Alfie remake.
It’s only rock and roll but we like it!
Here’s how YOU could be a winner.
Simply tell us which band Mick Jagger famously fronts.
Is it (a) Guns N’Roses, (b) The Stone Roses or (c) The Rolling Stones?
BY PHONE: Call the competition Hotline on 0901 229 2396 and leave your name, address, daytime phone number and your answer.Calls cost 25p each from a BT landline. Other landline operators/mobiles may vary
BY TEXT: Text your answer to 84080. Write SM5 at the beginning of your text, followed by a space, your answer and your name, house number and postcode. Texts cost 25p each plus standard message rate.
BY E-MAIL: You can e-mail the answer to the question, along with your name and address, to entry@mrn.co.uk stating ‘Mercury Jagger’ in the subject box.
The competition runs from 8am today until midday on Thursday October 4, 2007. Usual Sunday Mercury rules apply. There is no cash alternative. Winners list available on request.
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