Mick Jagger Considered Donating Rolling Stones Catalog to Charity Instead of Selling

Mick Jagger said his children don't need a $500 million inheritance from selling the Rolling Stones catalog.
Jagger suggested the money could go to charity instead to "do some good in the world."
The band only owns rights to music released after 1971, with earlier recordings owned by ABKCO Music.
Jagger drew comparisons between the band's situation and Taylor Swift's masters ownership issues.
The Rolling Stones have a new album, "Hackney Diamonds," coming out October 20 featuring guests like Lady Gaga.