Mick Jagger's 2nd Backstage Interview + The Rolling Stones' Performance! | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Mick Jagger sits down with Dick Cavett one more time, just ahead of heading on stage for The Rolling Stones' concert at Madison Square Garden.
If you could see any artist live in concert, who would you see? 🎶
Date aired - August 4th, 1972 - The Rolling Stones
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If you could see any artist live in concert, who would you see? 🎶
Stevie Wonder supporting the Stones then go home.
Sly
In the day...Marvin Gaye, Sly Stone, Led Zep, Stones, Aerosmith and the list goes on endlessly...tough question honestly.
I've seen every living or now deceased legend I wanted to see live (Stones, Who, Clapton, Dylan, Ray Charles, James Brown, Stevie, Santana, Paul & Ringo)...it would have to have been Jimi Hendrix!
I’ve seen them all. I have seen Bob Dylan 52 times, The Rolling Stones 5 times, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Rod Stewart 3 times. Eric Clapton, Santana, Prince, Aerosmith, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard. And way too many to write. The only one I missed was Tina Turner.
The joke about doing it at 60 is even more wild when you consider he is still doing it…at 80!
Without a cane !
No doubt he'll be dancing at 80, but give him 6 more months at 79:^).
He will turn 80 this summer- born In Dartford on July 1943
Long Live The Stones!!
The casual mention of recently being in jail with Keith 😄
Stones tours back then were just absolutely mental
So polite. Soft spoken. Real. Humble. Genuine. Handsome. Talented. And I mean both.
OMG I was at that concert!! A friend of mine had just starting dating this guy who had won 4 tickets from a radio contest so my boyfriend and I joined them for as you can imagine, a wild unforgettable night. Thanks for the memories!
You are a lucky woman!!
I honestly had a dream about him the other day and it was fun. I was in London and I've never been there before he was my friend and a party guy. I didn't feel abandoned and I was walking trying to find this party! 🎉 l guess l miss stuff now.....
Did Dick ever interview Charlie? That would have been very awkward and entertaining.
Live long boys
Saw them at the Cottonbowl in Dallas around '83 or '85. Fun time!
best band of all time... ovarall!
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤💯
August 1972 they were busted in RI. They had a concert in Mass. so strings were pulled.
First time i hear ‘black boy’ and not ‘black girl’
Love the stones; cavett can sound so putzy sometimes.
All these rockers sought him out for interviews. He was well-liked by rockers.
The most interesting thing about this is the fact that its 4th August 1972, and Stevie Wonder is about to release Talking Book (and I'm 8 days from being born). He must've been impossibly exciting that night, compared to the Stones, Especially given their lacklustre performance that night (shown on the other video posted here).
Can you post when Dick Cavett hosted the Bee Gees? I believe 1970?
10:24 ❤
Whoa,seemed like they were going into 1000 light years from home at first...
TRES Cool
Someone should have told Dick its scarred old slaver not scarred old silver.
12:39 What is that song at the tail end of this video!
'I Am Waiting' from the album Aftermath.
@@Stonesygirl
Thanks!
The song sounds similar to 'See My Friends' by The Kinks.
About 23 pounds of Jumpin Jack Flash? 😂
They try so hard to show the musical guests as “high on drugs” it’s pitifully square. Even Dick with his questions. Rediculous!
They don't do "Brown Sugar" anymore because it was about slavery.
Partly,it's inspired by the mother of his 1st kid Marsha hunt
Now they can't play this because of political correctness, when it's only mentioning a situation, not saying it was right to happen.
Honestly, who really cares? They’ve played the song 10,000 times already as captured on probably a dozen live albums. If taking it out frees up a spot in the set list to play something else, I’m all for it. Their 2021 tour was still fantastic. 🎸
@@VideoAmericanStyle Wooooooosh!
DA. ""TRUE. "" ROLLING STONES. WOULD. STILL. BE. PLAYING. ""BROWN. SUGAR "" !!!!