There shouldn’t even be a “hall of fame” for music. It’s not a sport. What’s worse, the meaning of the style designation has vanished. This isn’t a hall of fame/museum for rock musicians. It’s for popular music, broadly. They should change the name of it to “The Popular Music Hall of Fame and Museum”. Then it’s selection and curation policies would at least seem consistent.
They would have to spend an entire hour just talking about Hunter’s antics like driving drunk and high down country roads, accelerating furiously and then turning off the headlights of the car to scare the shit out of Jann. Which Hunter did countless times.
@@iLikethatYoudontLikeMe Yes, positivity is always important. At 76.5 yrs, I've a lot to look back on - so can see too much of both wasted time,& missed opportunities. But I have also known love - as a woman & a parent - including all my pets, friendships, creative thinking,& doing. I also have NOW, full of potential, which we all have, to some extent.
@@cherylanderson3340 Please, let me question you as another senior. Can you look back on important people and events in your life and see how much more you could have been? Some people call that wisdom, I'm not sure. It could be having time and second guessing.
Just the love of a good dog and a good child is enough to make a life well lived. A short story- I was at the 90 birthday of a very wealthy and worldly woman and she had learned the Ukulele a bit and I brought mine at the behest of her son (late 60's, my age) She was very raw, but I showed her a strumming rhythm and laid down a nice Bossa nova lead over it and wowed the family. Afterwards she said, "I regret not learning the Ukulele much earlier in life" to which I responded, "do you realize how lucky you are to have found something new at your age that you love?" Never stop living, never stop loving Cheryl :)
@@cherylanderson3340 My mothers' family name is Anderson, with a different name for the clan system. I'd have to watch the video again to see about this "very toxic person" quote. I can see Jann Wenner, as much as a man as an American, being too grasping with any Beatle. I can see him thinking he made those bands in his magazine, because he promoted drug use when they were, as British Invasion recording artists, the leading edge. You might not understand the depth of that cultural invasion, except to say you're still paying royalties to them, even if half of them are dead. As a Scots person, known for not suffering fools gladly, I can see Paul putting up a wall against him, trying to keep it professional. He's not a Beatle any more. "Dark are the skies above, blue are the seas, I know this love of mine, will never die, and I love her". Very nice.
@@cherylanderson3340 In short, Wenner is a well-documented slimeball who has a history of doing wrong to those he worked with. This interview is amusing in that it's a blatant attempt at revisionism, if for no other reason than pure ignorance. Wenner and Lennon eventually had a bitter falling out after Wenner did him dirty. As for McCartney, Wenner took Lennon's side when the Beatles split and was a major suck up to Lennon. As a result, Wenner made repeated attempts to sabotage McCartney's post-Beatles career stretching decades into the 90s. At the same time he would use Linda to get to Paul to leech off and use his star status. All this and more is well documented and known among hardcore Beatles/music fans who know their music history. On the record McCartney had this to say about Wenner: “We didn’t really wanna hang with him,” McCartney told Hagan. “We’d make fun of him.”
I hope Jann Wenner talks about promoting illegal drug use as part of the Rolling Stone agenda. Maybe some modern Americans will begin to understand how their country has been managed. John Lennon was about coming out as a heroin addict with Yoko Ono, doing an American bed-in. Gonzo journalism, people doing drugs interviewing politicians, was a new genre of news that began here. I was a subscriber.
What a strange thing to imply that any shortcomings of our country should be attributed to a very small and insignificant magazine at that time. How about Brown and Root corporation in Vietnam, Johnson, Nixon, Cheney, Reagan, Nancy saying "no to drugs" while Ronnie was busy smuggling tons of blow to support his Contras? Let's get real for a moment. If you really want to talk about a "new genre of news", you need go no further than Rupert Murdoch.
@@dunningkruger3774 I might have some trivia for you. The government of the United States built a series of movie theaters across America to show the first movie Hollywood made for the public. It was called "Birth of a Nation", and yes, the Ku Klux Klan played a starring role. The president said Americans were seeing "the light of the lord". I have a DVD copy. Everything TV, movie and media is controlled and dictated by Washington and the Pentagon. You don't get anywhere by not co-operating. The name Google is taken from Guglielmo Marconi, goog-lee-elmo, the Italian who first sent radio signals over the ocean, from Hawaii to the American mainland, and invented the best manufacturing system for his inventions. He was murdered when he visited family in Italy. You use watts, not teslas. Nuff said.
@@johnwattdotca Where money and power are involved, I have no doubt that "the players" are making their moves, but one thing they aren't....is clairvoyant. Rolling Stone was so small it almost folded if not for the financial help given by Gil Friesen of A&M and they've been renegades since the beginning. If I wasn't so close to that "fire" I wouldn't chime in, but I don't suspect there was/is Gov meddling in that mag.
@@dunningkruger3774 I'm going to be blunt, yeah, font to font, but doesn't the Rolling Stone gonzo journalist Hunter Thompson riding around doing drugs with Past President Richard Nixon enter into it? It was a best-seller, and they had to have some kind of access. Have you seen a photo of "The Spirit of Electricity", when the United States began a corporation for commercial hydro? It's a big, muscular male nude, Roman Empire style, standing on a globe, symbolizing the world. He holds a long, thick wire, looping around his feet, with the end dangling in a sexually suggestive manner, and lightning bolts in the other hand. There was a plan for global domination there, bringing over the Italian Marconi and the Transylvanian Tesla, after seeing what Scottish engineers built at Niagara Falls. You use watts, not teslas.
@@johnwattdotca I just can't wrap my mind around an "all encompassing" conspiracy. People are just too short sighted for that kind of centuries long plan. And we use AC, so Tesla has def made his mark on us. I get the scattered greed planning, but it's just not as organized as people want to think.
@@myleneh1916 Jann Wenner is a co-founder and former publisher of the popular culture magazine _Rolling Stone_ , and former owner of _Men's Journal_ magazine.
This man single-handedly decides, who does, and who doesn't, get inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, every year. This ONE GUY.
There shouldn’t even be a “hall of fame” for music. It’s not a sport. What’s worse, the meaning of the style designation has vanished. This isn’t a hall of fame/museum for rock musicians. It’s for popular music, broadly. They should change the name of it to “The Popular Music Hall of Fame and Museum”. Then it’s selection and curation policies would at least seem consistent.
For those who don’t know, Jann Wenner is a co founder of Rolling Stone Magazine.
I would hope that there were enough context clues for those who don’t know
co founder and editor
I hear he’s a big A-hole.
and a certified racist and misogyny
Now we know what Josh brolin and Christian slater’s love child would look like
I want to hear some of his Hunter S Thompson stories
He might incriminate himself in drug crimes if he started talking about that on public TV.
It's the new millennium America. Maybe not.
There are a TON in the book! He also wrote a bio on him!!
They would have to spend an entire hour just talking about Hunter’s antics like driving drunk and high down country roads, accelerating furiously and then turning off the headlights of the car to scare the shit out of Jann. Which Hunter did countless times.
great show jimmy is nice all these years my first time to subscribe
This is a GREAT book !! I couldn't put it down!!
I’m surprised they didn’t mention that Jimmy and Jan were both in Almost Famous.
I love it when Jimmy grows his beard
Looks just like Jimmy Kimmel
One day maybe he will talk about coming out.
That would be interesting.
Right he still calls the woman he left for a man his wife
While he lived his amazing life - many of us just wasted ours.
sorry if you felt you wasted your life, there is still more to take advantage of! be positive!
@@iLikethatYoudontLikeMe Yes, positivity is always important. At 76.5 yrs, I've a lot to look back on - so can see too much of both wasted time,& missed opportunities.
But I have also known love - as a woman & a parent - including all my pets, friendships, creative thinking,& doing.
I also have NOW, full of potential, which we all have, to some extent.
@@cherylanderson3340 Please, let me question you as another senior. Can you look back on
important people and events in your life and see how much more you could have been?
Some people call that wisdom, I'm not sure. It could be having time and second guessing.
Screw you Cheryl. Wenner is a douchebag. Speak for yourself.
Rolling Stone was irrelevant since the early 70’s.
Rolling Stone
Just the love of a good dog and a good child is enough to make a life well lived. A short story- I was at the 90 birthday of a very wealthy and worldly woman and she had learned the Ukulele a bit and I brought mine at the behest of her son (late 60's, my age) She was very raw, but I showed her a strumming rhythm and laid down a nice Bossa nova lead over it and wowed the family. Afterwards she said, "I regret not learning the Ukulele much earlier in life" to which I responded, "do you realize how lucky you are to have found something new at your age that you love?" Never stop living, never stop loving Cheryl :)
Occasionally there's someone who's so officially insane there's no point in criticizing them.
Bro he looks like James corden at the age of 79
What's Jimmy have to say about him now?
😂 Jimmy has his own problems.
Jimmy was right when he said no one was watching
Rock and Roll was a small thing in 1967? Right Jann keep telling yourself that.
This definitively didn't age well
…on so many different levels.
Jann wenner looks like an old james cordon there I said it
Jimmy doesn’t understand the John Lennon picture was a still shot anyone could get
💜Lean Sweater 😈
To the person reading this, even though I don't know you. I wish you the best of what life has to offer 🙏 🤗❤️
Okay spammer.
@@burberryclaretred6676 nah. She’s a spammer .
@@bryannguyen8440 sorry ????
I’ll just forget there are actually good people out there …wow
@@bryannguyen8440 yup you are awful
He looks like an older James Cordon..
Way less fat & waaaaaaaayyy less annoying
Wonder why he did not explain why RollingStone became POPular instead of focusing on music... 🤮
John and Paul both needed up hating him.
They ended up hating him? Any reasons why?
Who?
Jann Wenner is a co-founder and former publisher of the popular culture magazine _Rolling Stone_ , and former owner of _Men's Journal_ magazine.
White and racist. Not that I'm surprised because his RS has disliked a massive black legend for years. That says a lot about people behind RS.
This guy and his biased opinions....
It’s a boyfriend of Denise…
Very toxic person, specially towards Paul McCartney.
How so?
@@cherylanderson3340 Paul McCartney is Scottish. It could have been both ways. I like McCartney.
@@johnwattdotca I still don't get it. How was he a "very toxic person..." especially "towards Paul McCartney" ?
@@cherylanderson3340 My mothers' family name is Anderson, with a different name for the clan system. I'd have to watch the video again to see about this "very toxic person" quote. I can see Jann Wenner, as much as a man as an American, being too grasping with any Beatle. I can see him thinking he made those bands in his magazine, because he promoted drug use when they were, as British Invasion recording artists, the leading edge. You might not understand the depth of that cultural invasion, except to say you're still paying royalties to them, even if half of them are dead. As a Scots person, known for not suffering fools gladly, I can see Paul putting up a wall against him, trying to keep it professional. He's not a Beatle any more. "Dark are the skies above, blue are the seas, I know this love of mine, will never die, and I love her". Very nice.
@@cherylanderson3340 In short, Wenner is a well-documented slimeball who has a history of doing wrong to those he worked with. This interview is amusing in that it's a blatant attempt at revisionism, if for no other reason than pure ignorance. Wenner and Lennon eventually had a bitter falling out after Wenner did him dirty. As for McCartney, Wenner took Lennon's side when the Beatles split and was a major suck up to Lennon. As a result, Wenner made repeated attempts to sabotage McCartney's post-Beatles career stretching decades into the 90s. At the same time he would use Linda to get to Paul to leech off and use his star status. All this and more is well documented and known among hardcore Beatles/music fans who know their music history.
On the record McCartney had this to say about Wenner: “We didn’t really wanna hang with him,” McCartney told Hagan. “We’d make fun of him.”
They are both obviously high. Good gosh :((
I hope Jann Wenner talks about promoting illegal drug use as part of the Rolling Stone agenda.
Maybe some modern Americans will begin to understand how their country has been managed.
John Lennon was about coming out as a heroin addict with Yoko Ono, doing an American bed-in.
Gonzo journalism, people doing drugs interviewing politicians, was a new genre of news that began here.
I was a subscriber.
What a strange thing to imply that any shortcomings of our country should be attributed to a very small and insignificant magazine at that time. How about Brown and Root corporation in Vietnam, Johnson, Nixon, Cheney, Reagan, Nancy saying "no to drugs" while Ronnie was busy smuggling tons of blow to support his Contras? Let's get real for a moment. If you really want to talk about a "new genre of news", you need go no further than Rupert Murdoch.
@@dunningkruger3774 I might have some trivia for you. The government of the United States built a series of movie theaters across America to show the first movie Hollywood made for the public. It was called "Birth of a Nation", and yes, the Ku Klux Klan played a starring role. The president said Americans were seeing "the light of the lord". I have a DVD copy. Everything TV, movie and media is controlled and dictated by Washington and the Pentagon. You don't get anywhere by not co-operating. The name Google is taken from Guglielmo Marconi, goog-lee-elmo, the Italian who first sent radio signals over the ocean, from Hawaii to the American mainland, and invented the best manufacturing system for his inventions. He was murdered when he visited family in Italy. You use watts, not teslas. Nuff said.
@@johnwattdotca Where money and power are involved, I have no doubt that "the players" are making their moves, but one thing they aren't....is clairvoyant. Rolling Stone was so small it almost folded if not for the financial help given by Gil Friesen of A&M and they've been renegades since the beginning. If I wasn't so close to that "fire" I wouldn't chime in, but I don't suspect there was/is Gov meddling in that mag.
@@dunningkruger3774 I'm going to be blunt, yeah, font to font, but doesn't the Rolling Stone gonzo journalist Hunter Thompson riding around doing drugs with Past President Richard Nixon enter into it? It was a best-seller, and they had to have some kind of access. Have you seen a photo of "The Spirit of Electricity", when the United States began a corporation for commercial hydro? It's a big, muscular male nude, Roman Empire style, standing on a globe, symbolizing the world. He holds a long, thick wire, looping around his feet, with the end dangling in a sexually suggestive manner, and lightning bolts in the other hand. There was a plan for global domination there, bringing over the Italian Marconi and the Transylvanian Tesla, after seeing what Scottish engineers built at Niagara Falls. You use watts, not teslas.
@@johnwattdotca I just can't wrap my mind around an "all encompassing" conspiracy. People are just too short sighted for that kind of centuries long plan. And we use AC, so Tesla has def made his mark on us. I get the scattered greed planning, but it's just not as organized as people want to think.
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He’s not famous…
Who?
@@myleneh1916 Jann Wenner is a co-founder and former publisher of the popular culture magazine _Rolling Stone_ , and former owner of _Men's Journal_ magazine.
"Almost Famous" 😉
Now we know what Josh brolin and Christian slater’s love child would look like