Jagger’s hand-written note not only wishes fans the best at this time of year, but thanks them for supporting the Rolling Stones' frontman in 2011.
“Thank you for all your support this year and here’s looking forward to an exciting 2012,” writes Jagger.
Mick was busy this past year, as he joined Dave Stewart, Joss Stone, Damien Marley and AR Rahman in “SuperHeavy,” releasing their debut album in the fall.
The Stones reissued “Some Girls” and a companion live DVD from the 1978 tour, and opened up the Rolling Stones Vaults, releasing the 1973 concert, “The Brussels Affair.”
2012 will mark the 50th Anniversary for the Stones, and the band has been slowly reconnecting to talk about some plans for the occasion.
Mick Jagger on WhoSay
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