What makes State of Shock by Mick Jagger notable?

'State of Shock' is notable for its collaboration with Michael Jackson, highlighting an unexpected fusion between rock and pop that expanded Jagger's audience. The single reached number three on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, marking a significant moment in Jagger's solo career and showcasing his adaptability beyond the confines of his band. By the time 'State of Shock' was released in June 1984, Mick Jagger was navigating a solo career following the Rolling Stones' commercial successes. This album came shortly after his debut solo effort, 'She's the Boss,' which had established him as a viable solo artist while still maintaining ties to his rock roots.

How many songs are on State of Shock?

State of Shock has 2 tracks, running approximately 8 minutes.

State of Shock

Mick Jagger · 1984

8 min · 2 tracks · blues

A vibrant blend of rock and rhythm and blues, pulsing with energetic grooves and Jagger's signature vocal flair.

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State of Shock — This title track features a compelling mix of rock and funk elements, driven by an infectious chorus and a dynamic interplay between Jagger's vocals and Jackson's harmonies.
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Your Ways — With its soulful undertones and reflective lyrics, this track exemplifies Jagger's ability to convey personal themes through rhythmic melodies, inviting listeners into his introspective side.

Tracklist

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1 State of Shock 4:05
2 Your Ways 4:32

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