Mick Jagger at the Dining Table, Nellcôte, France, 1971

Rolling Stones vocalist Mick Jagger on leaving England for Nellcôte:

"In retrospect I think moving out of England was a very good thing because England was very dull. Everyone was living in the country with their families. I think the band would have broken up otherwise. When the band moved out of England, then we only had the band." - Mick Jagger  

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