Sir Mick Jagger marked his 71st birthday with a family brunch

Mick stuck to sparkling water, but his guests toasted his birthday with Brooklyn Pilsner, onlookers told the New York Post Newspaper's Page Six column.

The group dined on a lavish feast, which included a steamed dim sum platter with Wagyu beef, dumplings, prawn toast and barbecued lamb.

Meanwhile, the 'Paint in Black' hitmaker's bandmates marked the occasion by posting online a five-minute clip of highlights from his 50-year career, with the footage soundtracked by 'Emotional Rescue'.

Mick was left devastated earlier this year when his long-term girlfriend L'Wren Scott committed suicide but he has recently been rejuvenated by the birth of his

grandson Ray and great-granddaughter Ezra.

His daughter Jade, who gave birth to her third child Ray last month, said: "My dad loves babies. He's really good with them and is a big family man. He's been through a difficult time but it's been great to have two new babies in the family with the joy they bring."

The 71-year-old singer became a great-grandfather for the first time in May after Jade's daughter Assisi, 21, gave birth to baby Ezra four weeks before the former model, 42, welcomed Ray into the world.