Mick Jagger Praise Obama Sang The Blues

Obama invited several blues musicians to the White House to celebrate Black History Month, a tribute to people important blacks who had been tortured. In that event, Obama received an invitation to sing 3 Buddy Guy last sentence song Sweet Home Chicago. Mick Jagger is on the spot at the mic on the legislation directly to Obama while Obama praised the courage to sing the blues. "I think he's very brave because it was then I noticed there is an element of Obama's reluctance," says frontman of The Rolling Stones, Mick Jagger. Mick Jagger himself was a hand mic on Obama. According to him, it is the hardest part of his life as a musician. "It (gives the mic) is not included in the list of what I should do that night. But when it is a very narrow circumstances. And I just have to hold the mike over time, "he explained.Can a gig at one of the buildings in the White House is a valuable experience which dross for Mick Jagger. "I really like it. It's really unusual, strange but very real and fun, "he added. Actually perform in front of American officials is nothing new for Mick Jagger. Because in fact, he had never appeared before the Bill Clinton family in a musical concert that eventually recorded by director Martin Scorsese and given the title Shine a Light.