Glen Campbell Talks With Dick Maurice
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- From July 1979, Glen Campbell talks with Las Vegas Sun entertainment columnist Dick Maurice about Miss Tiny, the lady who took him under her wing in his early Albuquerque days; his love for his family; the discipline his father gave them when they were growing up in Delight; the importance of love over hate & revenge; the disparity of marijuana laws among different states. This interview appears to be incomplete.
I welcomed this interview as showing more than his amazing musical talents. He is like the rest of us, challenged and coping the best we can to cope with life and the many challenges we are presented with, daily. He is a man with considerable values and beliefes in contradiction with his life. Love ya Glen. The world is so much better off to have you visit us for the years please to have you.
Such a philosophical discussion, and seems so out of the ordinary for Glen during an interview.
He is right if you listen to him properly, instead of criticising him. Lovely man, had his demons like we all do. Love you Glen always.xxx
❤️ What a wonderful man he was! Boy times have changed...
At 5:14 .."When Glen Campbell is 82 years old..". He died just months before turning 82. Did anyone catch that?
Wow! What a good principled man!
what a brilliant interview seeing the other side of Glen which sounded good to me. Shame the whole interview isn't here.
Aside from Glen so rarely seen. He learned that being so candid harmed his musical career. I enjoyed this interview. The interviewer stated we are born honest. Untrue. Children learn values and morals, much later in life, and are highly prone to dishonesty.
I know...when he watched this later...he was just feeling so bad.....I wonder how "high" he is.....God love him.....I just love him!!
It is so hard being children of a star....they get so little of their time....and ..well it's just hard....from on my own personal experience with my children.....so hard!
I met Glen Campbell in 1982. He was in a rough time in his life. But his wife helped him through that, eventually. He was a great, great man.
I don't think I've ever seen Glen high before... but here it is! Just layin' it out there. This was a great interview... where is the rest of it?
I wonder if his weed opinions changed as he got older. That was from 79' which that 70s era was pretty wild.
Let Glenn Campbell. Talk...
That shook me to the core when he asked about his children and what he would be like at 82. I don't think he was married to Kim yet. I may be wrong, but they would be babies. This was a good, and honest interview.
This interview was in 1979. Glen didn't even marry Kim until 1982. The children from that marriage came afterwards. so he is talking about his children from his first two marriages in this interview.
Completely fascinating..thanks man
This is painful to watch. This era was Glen's worst for substance abuse (alcohol, cocaine). From the various Glen Campbell bios here on UA-cam, we learn from the ones who watched him going through those years that he wasn't the same Glen Campbell that is the real man. He has admitted himself that he's a jerk when he's under the influence. I sometimes wonder if, once he got sober, he watched interviews and/or performances that he was embarrassed about.
I don't do substances, so I don't know how or why it changes some people. I have seen it in my family. I've seen alcohol make a sweet, good-natured person mean and a witty person lose the ability to say the hilarious things they were known for and yet they still thought they were a hoot. It was so sad to watch. I feel that same sadness when I watch this. One can only wonder if he hadn't monkeyed with his brain cells, they would have lasted a lot longer. Perhaps he would eventually have been stricken with Alzheimer's but not so early.
Squee Dow
It is true that substance abuse can cause Alzheimer's. I read somewhere that he wondered whether his drinking and drugs helped cause his condition. Many of the rockers of late are passing away fairly young, likely because of the substance abuse in their youth. Then later in life I bet they wish they hadn't done it...but it's too late.
He had such a life though...packed with so many experiences and career accomplishments which made him a legend.
Glen Campbell was a real person. He wasn't perfect but he was good hearted and had good intentions. Interesting interview.
Glen was pretty messed up here in Las Vegas. He almost od from cocaine around this time. Dick Maurice had a tragic end died of aids. Glad Glen got it together in the 80's 70's was a fast rough time for him of great career success but personal demons of Fame came roaring.
This is unusal fot Glen to be so megitive oh well we all go through changes we are all human
Kind of sad to watch this. Great entertainer, singer, guitarist. But really should have never disrespected any of his ex wives and seems detached from the children he had by them. I think they paid a big price. But Glen gave alot of joy and left us with beautiful music. Sad for his older children.
Great interview. RIP Glen Campbell
What a great clip. Glen and Dick were great together.
I came here because someone said Dick Maurice was a funny man. And the best funny men are honest men and that's what he showed here.
Not a good interview.. lol 😂.. but so what he came out of this time of his life and continued to display the God given genius he had to play the guitar and sing so wonderfully!… my wife and I were blessed to see him perform live in an open field on a plantation in thomasville Ga in 2005 .. playing classical gas on the guitar ,, playing and singing his greatest hits as well … what a wonderful night of entertainment…it was literally magical!
I have to admit it...I'm not exactly following Glen in this interview.
Why? Cuz of his armpit sweat?
After all you could build you life around ?
I agree totally.
This hands down is the best glen campbell interview I have ever seen or watch be filmed.
He has a point about the pot. Cigarettes are pretty bad, but are still llegal for kids to start smoking.
He said who will take care of you at 80? :'(
Glen's all coked up and talking nonsense.
Irony: Glen didn’t make it to 82, and his last wife kept his kids from taking care of him at the end.
Revolutionary Views I was thinking the same thing about not making it to 82. I disagree about his kids, his daughter was very protective over her daddy.
@@rena6895 I think they were talking about all his other kids besides Kim's! I don't feel like he was good to Billies kids or Sarah's son! I see alot of flash anger in him when he spoke of them. I'm sure this interview was the heavy drugs days. Love his music though...guess his last 3 children were the only ones he was really good to.
You can really can see more of the dark side (which I suppose we all have), the temper in particular. "I'll take my belt off...." and then "I don't care if they are 20" but fact is Glenn, at 20 they might damn well take it was from you, and shuck your ass. Then again, he would probably say "they would be welcome to try" and he might well mean it. But the entire line of thought about beating someone for doing wrong...that's a hell of a way to go down a path with his own kids. I'll be there is some pent up (or not pent up) hostility from them, toward their Dad.
I guess I’m old school. I believe in disciplining children if they lie, cheat or steal. I raised three amazing young men. I guarantee you, none of them would tell you I was a mean parent.
Introducing children into the violent, subhumane, discompassionate, non-understanding adult world is always going to be extremely net-destructive...
...we can do much better by beings-human!
#PreventativeWarmPositiveReinforcementIsIT!
lousy parent, great guitarist