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Thursday the band recirculated a video about the tongue and lips creator, Jon Pasche. Pasche was at the Royal College of Art when he was asked to work on a tour poster for the band's 1970 European Tour, and his design won over Mick Jagger.

Encouraged by his work, Jagger asked Pasche to create a symbol or logo for the band, presenting him with a picture he had found of the Goddess Kali, featuring a pointed tongue. "He said this is the kind of thing I'm into, I quite like this" explained Pasche about receiving the picture Jagger found in a local corner shop. "We talked about it, and he said well, just go away and do something. Come back and we'll talk some more."

"I think it was, almost really during that meeting that I just suddenly thought, maybe, the use of a mouth. I just had an idea that that would be something to base some ideas for."

After some variations and work, Pasche presented a finished copy to Jagger who really liked it. "I got my fifty pounds, which is what I was paid for doing it."

Although inspired by the Goddess and picture presented at that meeting, Pasche admits that the lips of Jagger might have played some part in the final design. "It wasn't initially, but it might have been something that was unconscious" Jon explained. "It was a number of things, and that's certainly conscious of the fact that it might be influenced by Mick Jagger himself."

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