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We miss him as a band, we miss him as a friend on and off the stage and we've got so many memories of Charlie. I hope you will remember him like we do. See more More from The Rolling Stones. The Beatles. David Bowie. See more Latest Music News. Elton John. And for Jagger, the rest of his lifestyle is an integral part of reaping the benefits of his sweat sessions.

Persuaded years back by Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood's ex-wife, clean beauty entrepreneur Jo Wood , he's maintained a healthy, organic diet consisting primarily of fruit, vegetables, legumes, lean protein, and whole grains.

And while he set the blue print for bad boy behavior back in the '60s and '70s, he's since pulled back from his hard-partying ways and, like longtime bandmate Keith Richards , has dramatically cut back on alcohol. It was in that Jagger first sang, nay, made it known: " If you start me up I'll never stop. Stay for the butt-wiggle finale, just before the video fades out.

Though the song's lyrics caused understandable controversy — enough so that it hasn't been performed live since the Stones toured Europe in -- the video is a treasure. Jagger flamboyantly moves about in a colorful, ruffled ensemble, singing "shake your body" while shaking maracas.

At in, he fans himself and then pats himself on the bottom while singing, "my sweet ass. Skip to in to witness Jagger become entranced by "strange strange strange desires. Strange indeed. Keith Richards refers to "Rip This Joint" as "one of the fastest [songs in our catalog], and it really keeps you on your toes. Even when he's at a mic stand, he's always moving, tapping his foot in place like the Energizer Bunny. Jagger places a hand on his hip at in, right before he falls to the floor for an impressive shoulder stand.

And just when you think he actually tired himself out, he drums up more energy. Save Save. What better way to pay tribute to one of the most iconic English rock bands ever than to let a few robot members take the stage? The recreated version, of course, with a robotic twist, was released online on YouTube. And may we say, Mick Jagger and his robot impersonator have totally nailed the old snake hips.