Mick Jagger, 'SNL': Foo Fighters and Arcade Fire Join Rolling Stones Frontman -- and Funnyman -- on Season Finale

With Mick Jagger, "Saturday Night Live" got two, if not three, hosts in one. On last night's season finale, the Rolling Stones legend showcased his musical skills, first and foremost, performing a medley with the Foo Fighters -- "19th Nervous Breakdown" and "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)" -- and three songs with the Arcade Fire.

The latter backed him first on "19th Nervous Breakdown" and returned for "She's a Rainbow" and "Ruby Tuesday," which came during a graduation-theme sketch likely meant as a farewell to 'SNL' cast member Kristen Wiig, who's rumored to be leaving the show.

Jagger also played political pundit, teaming up with guitar great Jeff Beck for "Tea Party," a blues tune Mick penned about the upcoming election.

"Who will be the president come November? Well, it's anyone's guess," Jagger sang as Beck peeled off some classic riffs. "After six months, he'll be screaming, 'Get Me Out of This Mess.'"

Finally, there was Jagger the comedic actor, and perhaps not surprisingly, he fared well from the monologue -- in which he said his biggest regret was not singing at a Ruby Tuesday restaurant opening -- to the sketches, playing everyone from Steven Tyler to an insurance salesmen too timid to sing Stones tunes at karaoke night.

"I just don't have that kind of confidence," Jagger said, selling the joke the subtlety it required.



Read Spinner's Q&A With Mick Jagger

Watch the Rolling Stones Perform 'Beast of Burden'

Follow @Spinner on Twitter | Like Us on Facebook | Sign Up for Our Newsletter

Download The Rolling Stones Songs | Buy The Rolling Stones Albums