@@Gogs126 I agree. Mick handles it cool and like a grownup. As for the idea that the lady is "rude," I don't think so. It's extremely difficult territory to be discussing vocal quality with a singer, especially as it relates to what happens to a voice when it gets older. But it is a legitimate journalistic inquiry, and hearing a singer's response to the question can be revealing -- about how they recognize and deal with it. Yes, she did interrupt him, but perhaps she was nervous about making that point. At some level, it took some balls for her to "go there." And let's face it: The youthful voices of pop artists are what sells their records. Would you have bought a Stones album in the '60s if it were a 70-year-old Jagger voice in the lead?
You’re never too old to perform. My uncle started performing at his local pubs when he was about 60 and he still does it into his 70s and brings joy to both himself and the audience. If you have it in you, let it shine.
I hope Mr. Jagger returns to acting. I haven't seen him act in a film since 2001's 'The Man From Elysian Fields' but like Sting and the late David Bowie he has a natural flair for acting, and his partner in crime Keith Richards was brilliant as Captain Teague, father of Jack Sparrow, and the originator of the convenient 'explanation' for anything out of the ordinary 'Sea Turtles mate' 🐢🙂😄
@@janpierzchala2004 Yes. After 60, at the bestBob Dylan sounds like a chain smoker with throat cancer. And at the worst, he sounds as if he's gargling sandpaper.
@@akankshadash7129 lol... Apparently Dylan is a great songwriter, but I wouldn't know...I couldn't get through one song listening to that voice. Jagger is no better in the vocal department....I think that's why he ran around like his ass was on fire.....now we have auto-tune to cover bad vocals - which seems to be for the majority of 'artist" .....oh, the music industry, it can make the worst of them uber rich....
@@wait-what-really.True. The music industry prefers crappy voices of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen; while it totally DISMISSES the powerhouse voices of Laura Branigan, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, etc. What a shame.
Jagger is one of the smartest, well read and cleverest artists in the entire music industry. and one of the biggest flirts... ...He couldn't resist making her blush...
Mr. Dylan puts poetry to music. A Nobel Prize winner. Mr. Jagger sings as he sings. You can't compare the two. Both are extremely talented in a different way.
Being a Dutchmen , seeing this interview first time , recorded many years ago I still feel a need to apologize to Mr. Jagger . You had a great response 👊🕺👍
Do people know HOW well educated and of his natural intelligence. ? He was a debater in college and his fathers was a renown writer mathematician AND Human Health expert
No need to apologise. You're not responsible for all Dutch people haha. Do we actually need critics? People can make up their own mind whether they liked a film, a song or a book. The only time I appreciate a critique is when they draw your attention to something you missed, if it's important.
No kidding....i wouldve walked. Its rude to interrupt anyone but the balls on this one to totally cut Mick off. The most important part of being a good interviewer is being a good listener. Same goes for just being a civilised human being...listen and wait your turn ya cow
@@welhynole4082 its not weird to want to hear the rest of what Mick had to say and not whatever she blathered on about while totally cutting him off. Rude and dumb. Other than that ya...she was great
Indeed. All one has to do is listen to one of his songs, pick anyone you want, and then listen to a “better vocalist“ cover of it, and the song loses its soul. A great example is Mr. Tambourine Man. Compare Dylan‘s version with the Byrd’s.
"Pistol shots ring out in the barroom night Enter Patty Valentine from the upper hall She sees a bartender in a pool of blood Cries out: My God! They killed them all...! "
Yeah the interviewer had no appreciation for his art and his ability to still perform at that level. The man defies age. I only wish I had that kind of stamina :)
She should not only have congratulated Mick on his performance levels at that age, but also for his ability to remain calm and composed when confronted with terrible interviewers!
You should search up Lou Reed's scathing treatment of this young guy who 'tried' to interview him years ago. It's worth a listen. Search 'Lou Reed interview smuck'.
that's a little harsh dougy, remember she's doing her best to inflame the situation to get attention. Oprah pulls the same shit all the time. She just did it by attacking the British monarchy.
Rolling Stone magazine put Bob Dylan in number 7 of the Best vocalists of all time. The reason for that was: "Bob Dylan did what very, very few singers ever do. He changed popular singing. And we have been living in a world shaped by Dylan's singing ever since. Almost no one sings like Elvis Presley anymore. Hundreds try to sing like Dylan."
Dylan or Little Richard. You're right, nobody wants to sound like Elvis. I would put Little Richard on the same level as Dylan equally as the most influential in modern music.
@@alphajava761 Plenty of people would want to sound like Elvis if it was possible, but they can't because he was arguably the greatest singer of all time. I love Dylan but he was a champion for would be vocalists who can't really sing as such but Dylan communicates because of his individuality.
Cher sounds like Elvis and by extension all the drag queen singers who modeled their voice after Cher kinda resemble Elvis. And male country singer who can't do the twang kinda sound like Elvis.
I think she meant that rock is 'active' music and was seen as a young man's game til fairly recently. Even Chris Martin talked about splitting up Coldplay once he was in his thirties cos he thought it was like being an old man in a gang.
She definitely had a good point about all the flipping running though. Even as a young man in the 60s, he had cool moves but he wasn't running a damn marathon every time he went on stage. Looked and sounded much better.
Very closed-minded and conservative lady.. Mick is such a class act ! Not only is he a god of rock and roll but he's very grounded and wise ,which is pretty rare, that's why he's a living legend! He's like a family member to me, I was literally raised listening and watching Mick Jagger, thanks to my dad for introducing me to good music from the day one ! Gonna do the same for my kids. Long live, Mick !
Well she wasnt asking about Dylan's voice. I mean i'd like to hear it aswell but she has the right to keep him on track i suppose. (She's actually a great interviewer, but admittendly she does a bit better in Dutch).
He was very much on track! Her aim seemed to be to 'embarrass Mick Jagger' & that is impossible!! He's too intelligent & knows what a brilliant performer he is too! ( aged a mere 58 here!)
@@petermills542 she's just playing. Giving him a little nudge to see what drops out. Could also be a Dutch thing, we don't spare the artist too much here... but as you say he can take it right? she knows that.
@@simonedgbaston To me Jagger was tongue-in-cheek poking fun at Dylan's singing, like saying, "I sing better than him" (true). But that is not the way one such an irony is perceived here in America.
@@lynettekomidar2819 Oh, yes, she was casting a shadow of doubt on Jagger's age, so Jagger, his mind quick as lightning, pulled out the issue of Dylan's ability to perform, same age.
But he goes on to explain how Dylan's voice is good and totally works for Dylan's music. If she doesn't see how Dylan's voice is actually great for this music, and that Mick still can rock, regardless of his chronological age, then she just doesn't get music imo.
I like the way Mick managed to put down her daft questions without being rude. But the fact is, Dylan would never have made it as a singer if he didn't happen to be the world's greatest living songwriter.
Yeah exactly. His diction and phrasing. It's almost more akin to what is seen as desirable in hip hop. I mean you hear an album like Blonde on Blonde and it's all about how it's said and spoken
Bob Dylan’s voice is not perfect but It’s raw. His earlier voice was calming and mellow but now It’s raw beauty that projects his powerful lyrics. He’s a smart jackass, He’s a gifted talented human and his personality is one of a kind. We’ll never get someone like Bob Dylan ever again.
Yes! I couldn't agree with you more ! No one will ever top Dylan! He is a 20th century anomaly and the last real Renaissance man..a poet, a musician, he makes amazing iron work gates, he paints, he's acted , he's an author..we will never see anyone like him again... love Dylan just for the fact that he doesn't care for celebrity and he doesn't care what anyone thinks of him..he is his own person..no corporation owns Dylan ...that's for sure.
Loses, not looses ! BTW, she’s absolutely right - Bob Dylanay be a song-writer extraordinaire, but is so lousy a singer that he should be put in jail every time he attempts to sing.
"Dylan has never been one of the great tenors of our time." Nicely and diplomatically put. :) I remember a Jagger interview years ago where the interviewer mentioned to him Dylan having said (in regards to Stones penmanship in lyrics) 'I coulda written Satisfaction but I doubt they could have come up with Like a Rolling Stone' to which Jagger good-naturedly replied 'Possibly so, but all the same, I'd really like to see Bob singing Satisfaction'. Each to their strengths.
Nobody criticized the old blues men & women for performing when they were old. It should be like that for anyone who can put it all together & still entertain! Anyone heard of Portuguese Fado singers? Only the older ones have real credibility because they express more with greater wisdom coming through... END ageism by thinking more carefully about it!!
We saw Dylan with his young red hot band in San Diego. We had 2nd row dead center seats. I couldn't understand a word he said but he and his group brought the house down. He was laughing and smiling all night. Good guy.
Bob Dylan has a unique, recognizable voice in the same sense of other artists like Neil Young, McCartney etc. You know exactly who it is singing whenever they are played at bars/restaurants. It’s not “bad”, it’s just unique. Lady is really all over the place and I feel like it’s more Mick asking her questions haha
Neil Youngs voice is thin and reedy but his songs are exquisite and his voice makes them more memorable and beautiful than a perfect voice would - imo.
Mick is a really cool and sophisticated person and personality. I met him twice, and each time he proved to be the perfect gentleman and manager. He actually knows what he‘s doing and he respects what others do, too.
Very often these “interviews” are not interviews at all, they are just a series of rhetorical questions. It is like watching a lawyer question a witness. The questions are not serious questions at all. The questions are designed to be statements.
I love that bit when she says, "your 59 now" and he says, "how old are you". Mick has a great personality, is cheeky, and very witty. I confess, I am a little bit in love with him
You just answered your own question. It's really hard to have a hot and contentious argument, between two people, when obviously, they're both right. The last time I saw Mick Jagger and The Stones live, was over 20 years ago. Mick was both glorious (skilled, prepared, w/perfect execution.) And pathetic. (skilled, prepared, w/perfect execution) Thankfully in very unequal measure. Whatever it is about live performance, that can make some old man look pathetic, while playing the music of the young man, was ALWAYS on display. It's only the focus on the question, as to why they feel the need to perform, that grows old along with them. The listening public NEEDS to listen to such performers. Such performers NEED to be heard. It's why all the greats had such an ear about them. It's also what provides a critic like this the time to have a momentary lapse of reason. In which the critic can feel (pretend) that they are on an equal plain, with their subject. Which will lead us back to, do-re-mi. She was obviously oblivious to the fact, that she was just in danger, by "eating eggs in Sammy's" there. Have mercy, Michael.
@@johnmulligan455 Hi, what is your factual evidense? Being factual means by definition that you can prove or falsify the statement. Is it their IQ or what?
she literally cut him off when he was in the middle of expressing his thoughts about the voice and aging, which I really would have liked to hear.. and then she just kept insisting on bashing Dylan and comparing him to Jagger .. annyoing interviewer, grrrr
It's a growing trend all over. The time was when an interviewer would ask a question and listen in silence before speaking again. Not any more. Most interviewers these days are too full of themselves to do that. Political interviewers are the worst.
Dylan's voice on More Blood More Tracks (acoustic outtakes from the Blood on the Tracks sessions) is utterly spellbinding--one of the absolute best vocal performances I've ever heard.
Yep. Dylan’s voice revolutionised popular signing like no other. Imagining a would without Dylan is like imagining a world without cobain, Springsteen and many others.
@@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo Actually Bob used to sing quite well. Listen to his version of Blue Moon & I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know from Self-Portrait album Just to name a few. I agree tho, he can be unlistenable...:)
My Uncle once said, "Bob Dylan sounds like a broken man crying by the side of the road". When other people sing his songs it sounds pretty, but the true meaning and feeling of the song isn't there.
The lesson here folks is when interviewing Mick Jagger, make sure you dont miss the opportunity to tell him what you think, rather than listening to what he thinks.
I somehow had never seen this. A brilliant human being. I’m grateful to have had the chance to see him perform live, as well as Bob Dylan numerous times in recent years
He's doing it now to perfection at like 78 years old, that's not the kind of Grandpa I remembered growing up. This cat's rewriting the books on what a rock career can be. Never really been done before like this before, they've been doing it for what 60 years now and still counting? Crazy.
@@jamesoclaire4512 I've never seen an interview where that has happened before from what I can remember.... that is a complete SIN for somebody who actually takes themselves seriously as a journalist
@@jamesoclaire4512 Lol yes I've seen that. I'm not a fan of Peterson's but he was treated unfairly by a lot of media during his heyday. Bit of a different video though, that interview is supposed to be an actual debate (even if Cathy was a terrible debater) whereas here, the interviewer is not there to debate. They are there to get Mick to talk.
Don't listen to many interviews eh? It's quite common. That and asking the same old obvious rote questions that everyone else asks are what make most mainstream interviews with musicians worthless
Bob and Willie Nelson are two of the best singers of our time. 'Singing' does not mean having a voice like Tony Bennett or Sinatra. It's knowing how to present a song with what God gave you.
@@turkwendell6904 Mick Jagger is much more than a musician. He is brilliant in many ways. Thousands of fans paid hundreds of dollars to see the Rolling Stones in concert. In Denver in September 2019. The Stones sold out Bronco Stadium & it was a great concert. Jagger is who puts these concerts together.
Same here, never liked him really and still don't but he had a lot of nonsense thrown at him in this interview. He helped her out a lot I think and recovered the situation for her and kept the whole show professional for them. I sensed he was irritated though and if I had been in his position I would have been tempted to walk out and tell her she was talking rubbish! Maybe there were underlying contractual issues or something but if not, he was being very patient and charitable so I am giving him a good mark (unusual for me!)
Micks got a lot of ego for sure. But I’ve been a fan since 1968 and he’s smart and very diplomatic and quite astute. He’s usually very patient with interviewers
I always loved the Stones. As for Mick Jagger, he was a voice of strength and reason at Altamont. That was a situation where you really saw what he was made of.
Jagger is a Class Act. Not only does he still want to sing, but many millions of people still want to hear him sing. He's actually a very disciplined artist and athlete. That's the only way really. Look up the video of him speaking fluent French in an interview.
He is also fluent in German and Spanish. I have even heard him speak Japanese. He makes an attempt to learn at least a few phrases to use on stage in the native language wherever the Stones tour.
I cannot pass this video without watching it again... I've seen it soooo many times now and I just would love to kiss Mick Jagger's cheek because this video proves what a sweet soul he truly has.
Very knightly of Sir Mick and the way he was forgiving of the interviewer . How could anyone not understand that Bob’s voice is the voice that carries the Nobel Literature lyrics with that kind of projection it deserves.
Significant poise and restraint on his part. Doesn't take the emotional bait and instead responds in a careful and considered manner as well as taking the interviewer's point of view. That, is a commanding intellect
@WheelsAlwaysTurning the phrasing Buford. not the sound of his voice. He sounds like shit to me since the late 70's, when i saw him on the "serve somebody " tour where he sounded great. In 1993 San Berdu, CA oi. worst crap i've ever heard live. shit band, his voice destroyed. not a second of anything remotely musical . But, back when, when he sang "like a Rolling Stone" or " don't think twice", the phrasing is beyond genius. where he lays his accents is formidable. Get past the tone and tambre and learn something Buford. Bob could do it. He studied the blues and folk and country guys and "figured it out". He could do it. Or you can ignore the object lesson in phrasing from a master.
@@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out I agree. I still listen to almost everything he sang up through, say, 1975. The last few decades, for me it's pretty tough listening to him (with a few exceptions of course).
The thing about Bob is timing. His phrasing is always amazing. Oh, and Mick? One of a fuckin' kind. No doubt. The real King of Rock and Roll since the passing of Elvis. Nobody dominates an entire stage (and frequently HUGE ones!) like Mick Jagger.
I saw the Stones last week in Austin with at least 30,000 in attendance, maybe more. It’s astounding how every time Mick moved the whole audience turned to follow him. The band could be rocking out on stage, but wherever he went EVERYONE followed. It’s like you’re afraid to miss something! Edit: Dang, the numbers are in and it was almost 55,000.
It was Dylan's voice that was something of an obstacle to overcome and prevented me from getting into his music until the early 90's. It was an all-star tribute concert that caused me to re-evaluate my opinions. When I heard Eddie Vedder sing Masters of War it blew me away. I immediately went out and bought Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. From that point on I was a fan. Unfortunately I have never had the opportunity to see him live. I agree that his voice is really ragged. Sometimes it suits the song. His album Tempest is amazing. Roll on John never fails to make me tear up.
Besides his being so clever, I like very much the musical definition of Dylan's voice. One tends to think about their show attitude, but there's so much wisdom, here
dude, I am too, but I don't allow you to say that it says enough about us ( Dutch?) as a people. She just doesn't know jack shit , or cares ,about Rock and roll, the Stones or Dylan , is all.
@@teleguy5699 He's a master politician, image-shaper, and businessman. He's hands-down the best lead singer/ CEO of all time. Whatever you think of latter-era Stones, he's a master at what he does.
She's a reporter, and he is one of the greatest musical performers of all time. I'm rocking with him ...... let the critics criticize just keep rocking !
These performers can play till they have nothing left to say as far as I am concerned! I am grateful for a life filled with such a record of our times. Respect !
I'm 46, and only recently, (in the past 15 years) have started to get into Dylan. And I can say his lyrics and the way he delivers them.....are pretty damn close to godlike. He can reduce me to a tearful lump of mush or make me angry and obstinate. He has full control of what I feel when he sings. I can honestly say no other artist can do that. Even my all time favs. There will only ever be one Bob Dylan, no matter who comes along to be the next Bob Dylan.
That’s is why one is famous and the other forgettable. Dylan is an incredible singer. One may not like the sound- but his ability is profound. Listen to his very early bootleg recordings. Mick. Kudos for tolerating her.
@@fiddley8894 she's actually talking about his voice 20 years ago! Dylan's still going strong and sounds great, even on Sinatra songs! I saw him live in 2016 and he was amazing. This woman is an idiot and an annoying one at that.
NO ONE can do justice to any of his compositions the way he does,voice is the best part,and his delivery. Oh ya....Bob Dylan received the Nobel prize for literature. Any other musicians come close??
You mean posing a provoking statement to try to create meaningful tension in an interview? Maybe too confronting for the fanboys but it's relevant to ask a Rockstar if he's not afraid of being considered sad like some of his peers sadly are.
@@richardtater7945 there are a few dozen other bands whose musical flavors and lyrics I find a lot more interesting and a lot more fun to dance to also, including half a dozen great local bands in places I've lived. Having said that, I saw the Stones live 3 times between '70 and '83 and all 3 shows were GREAT I don't see how "don't even like the Stones' music that much" translates to "NOT like the Stones" but evidently it does to you. As for "how can"? Is having tastes diff than yours a sign of dementia? I happen to like the Stones, the people, a lot more than their music. Feel the same about the Beatles. Liking other music more doesn't mean NOT liking the music of either. I rarely play either at home. Very kind of you to share your assurance that that's "all well and good"; but "BUT"? If yr nominating yourself self-appointed Judge Of The World; you won't get my vote. BUT thanks for exercising my sarcasm; haven't used it much lately, and I'm at the "use it or lose it" age.
I love Dylan. Another voice that clueless woman probably wouldn't like would be Tom Waits. You live the stories they sing, even if you've never experienced it before.
Good for MIck - enjoy your life, do what you like, stay young! He answered the interviewer's questions honestly. Obvious she was trying to say that he's too old. Sadly for her she must be feeling her age - whatever that means. A fan of the Stones at 16 in '66 and continuing to feel young!
and got paid a few dozen times more for doing it than I ever was any of the more useful professional work I've done isn't killing time saying nothing the prime criteria for a career in TV???
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“I’ve been all over the world and I've never seen a statue of a critic.”
Leonard Bernstein
This is brilliant! Never heard it, I need to remember this one.
well, they start to tear them down
Anthony Fantano should get his own statue.
Oh my God, precious! Must use. What a subtle zinger!
William Hazlitt has a statue in Soho.
"You're interrupting." Softly spoken. Brilliant.
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
@@mickjagger6465 shut up lmao
C’mon now
That old bag, didn't know what the hell she was talking about.
I had hoped she would back off on interrupting Mick. I just wanted to hear more of HIS voice . .
Nice demonstration of how to tolerate fools kindly. Thanks for the lesson in appropriate behavior, Mick.
Absolutely!!
I would have asked her who she effed to get her job.
@@sueme1954 Totally inappropriate comment.
He was extremely gracious. I love the way Mick always seems to be amused by this kind of thing rather than annoyed - wish I had a bit of that!
@@Gogs126 I agree. Mick handles it cool and like a grownup. As for the idea that the lady is "rude," I don't think so. It's extremely difficult territory to be discussing vocal quality with a singer, especially as it relates to what happens to a voice when it gets older. But it is a legitimate journalistic inquiry, and hearing a singer's response to the question can be revealing -- about how they recognize and deal with it. Yes, she did interrupt him, but perhaps she was nervous about making that point. At some level, it took some balls for her to "go there." And let's face it: The youthful voices of pop artists are what sells their records. Would you have bought a Stones album in the '60s if it were a 70-year-old Jagger voice in the lead?
You’re never too old to perform. My uncle started performing at his local pubs when he was about 60 and he still does it into his 70s and brings joy to both himself and the audience. If you have it in you, let it shine.
He's still young enough to be a rock star.
But she's way too old to be an interviewer.
Especially since she's no good at it.
As a 29 year old artist hoping to break out my songs soon, this is such a refreshing take.
I live on a sailboat and my retirement plan is to sing sea shanties at dive bars near the water.
Love Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger! Both brilliant. Glad he stood up for Bob's unique voice!✌❣
I hope Mr. Jagger returns to acting. I haven't seen him act in a film since 2001's 'The Man From Elysian Fields' but like Sting and the late David Bowie he has a natural flair for acting, and his partner in crime Keith Richards was brilliant as Captain Teague, father of Jack Sparrow, and the originator of the convenient 'explanation' for anything out of the ordinary 'Sea Turtles mate' 🐢🙂😄
Bob's voice was unique when he was young and awful when he was 60
@@janpierzchala2004 Yes.
After 60, at the bestBob Dylan sounds like a chain smoker with throat cancer.
And at the worst, he sounds as if he's gargling sandpaper.
@@akankshadash7129 lol... Apparently Dylan is a great songwriter, but I wouldn't know...I couldn't get through one song listening to that voice. Jagger is no better in the vocal department....I think that's why he ran around like his ass was on fire.....now we have auto-tune to cover bad vocals - which seems to be for the majority of 'artist" .....oh, the music industry, it can make the worst of them uber rich....
@@wait-what-really.True.
The music industry prefers crappy voices of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen; while it totally DISMISSES the powerhouse voices of Laura Branigan, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, etc.
What a shame.
Props to Mick for being such a class act.Absolute legend.
Which ones Mick?
Mick being a complete gentleman. He has always been an intelligent, diplomatic person, and shrewd.
and incredibly creased
@@cahillgreg a well lived in face
That's why people like the old rockers. They can always show you a new wrinkle.
@@TheBlueCreamif that's his face, imagine what his balls look like
Jagger is one of the smartest, well read and cleverest artists in the entire music industry. and one of the biggest flirts...
...He couldn't resist making her blush...
If Bob had the voice of a great tenor, we may have never heard many of his songs~ he gives them so much more than a voice
Mr. Dylan puts poetry to music. A Nobel Prize winner. Mr. Jagger sings as he sings. You can't compare the two. Both are extremely talented in a different way.
Yes…he gives them the counterculture commie punk edge that he always was, deep down inside.
Nobel Prize. LOL
@@rachelgragg6431 apples and oranges.
Haha, you're saying we'd have been distracted by Bob Dylan's good singing.
@@dianapevtsov no, I said if he had a tremendous voice, we might’ve missed out on his tremendous songwriting & unique voice
Being a Dutchmen , seeing this interview first time , recorded many years ago I still feel a need to apologize to Mr. Jagger . You had a great response 👊🕺👍
Definitely.
Do people know HOW well educated and of his natural intelligence. ?
He was a debater in college and his fathers was a renown writer mathematician AND Human Health expert
Ik zie het ook nu voor het eerst en ik hou van Sonja maar hier heeft ze me absoluut verloren... Bizar. Ze was altijd zo goed vond ik.
Thank you. Mick handles this well. Not only here, so many in rock have to deal with ignorant interviewers.
No need to apologise. You're not responsible for all Dutch people haha.
Do we actually need critics? People can make up their own mind whether they liked a film, a song or a book.
The only time I appreciate a critique is when they draw your attention to something you missed, if it's important.
Gee he's polite. She wont even let him answer her insulting questions.
What a rude intreviewer
He must be on the verge of falling asleep with these dolts, by now, after all the moron interviewers he's had to suffer.
No kidding....i wouldve walked. Its rude to interrupt anyone but the balls on this one to totally cut Mick off. The most important part of being a good interviewer is being a good listener. Same goes for just being a civilised human being...listen and wait your turn ya cow
She seems fine you guys are weird
@@welhynole4082 its not weird to want to hear the rest of what Mick had to say and not whatever she blathered on about while totally cutting him off. Rude and dumb. Other than that ya...she was great
i actually like the way Bob Dylan's voice tells his stories.
Yeah like with the words and stuff
Indeed. All one has to do is listen to one of his songs, pick anyone you want, and then listen to a “better vocalist“ cover of it, and the song loses its soul.
A great example is Mr. Tambourine Man. Compare Dylan‘s version with the Byrd’s.
A voice like sand and glue. - David Bowie
I'm a huge Dylan fan and his voice actually fits his song writing. Greatest lyricist of all time.
"Pistol shots ring out in the barroom night
Enter Patty Valentine from the upper hall
She sees a bartender in a pool of blood
Cries out: My God! They killed them all...! "
Yes.
Mick is being so classy in this interview good on him dealing with this obnoxious lady
As almost interviwers in the world.
@@Methilde no, she is in Charlie Rose territory with that performance.
obnoxious and unattractive
Yeah the interviewer had no appreciation for his art and his ability to still perform at that level. The man defies age. I only wish I had that kind of stamina :)
@@Fox1nDen She's quite a bitch. Dutch TV has more like her.
She should not only have congratulated Mick on his performance levels at that age, but also for his ability to remain calm and composed when confronted with terrible interviewers!
He could have replied "Bitch I'll still be singing and running and jumping onstage when I'm 80" ... and he would have been right.
He was probably thinking about her pussy . Not really interested in anything else . She is rather a stunner 😍
So impolite always to say "for you age" and Mick was listening to that since thirty years old.
Yes that lady was a very poor interviewer and he handled her with grace
Well said! Agreed 👍
Jagger's demeanor is and always has been exceptional and reassuring.
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
Mick showed a remarkable amount of restraint and class here and he simply outplayed that bumbling fool of an interviewer
Yes, class, it would have been too easy for him to be blunt about Dylan's voice.
Well, I guess he's used to it.
You should search up Lou Reed's scathing treatment of this young guy who 'tried' to interview him years ago. It's worth a listen. Search 'Lou Reed interview smuck'.
@@someotherdude I'll check it out!
that's a little harsh dougy, remember she's doing her best to inflame the situation to get attention. Oprah pulls the
same shit all the time. She just did it by attacking the British monarchy.
Rolling Stone magazine put Bob Dylan in number 7 of the Best vocalists of all time. The reason for that was: "Bob Dylan did what very, very few singers ever do. He changed popular singing. And we have been living in a world shaped by Dylan's singing ever since. Almost no one sings like Elvis Presley anymore. Hundreds try to sing like Dylan."
Nailed it
Dylan or Little Richard. You're right, nobody wants to sound like Elvis. I would put Little Richard on the same level as Dylan equally as the most influential in modern music.
@@alphajava761 Plenty of people would want to sound like Elvis if it was possible, but they can't because he was arguably the greatest singer of all time.
I love Dylan but he was a champion for would be vocalists who can't really sing as such but Dylan communicates because of his individuality.
Cher sounds like Elvis and by extension all the drag queen singers who modeled their voice after Cher kinda resemble Elvis. And male country singer who can't do the twang kinda sound like Elvis.
I wish we sing a bit more like elvis nowadays
She doesn't seem to understand that singing is about expressing emotion.
Cluessless tw--t
I think she meant that rock is 'active' music and was seen as a young man's game til fairly recently. Even Chris Martin talked about splitting up Coldplay once he was in his thirties cos he thought it was like being an old man in a gang.
She definitely had a good point about all the flipping running though. Even as a young man in the 60s, he had cool moves but he wasn't running a damn marathon every time he went on stage. Looked and sounded much better.
She doesn't seem to understand much, including decent manners.
Her, and all the bellowers and screamers of today. Soul and emotion are things of the past.
They just toured and at 78 he's still going strong. Unbelievable energy.
Bob Dylan and Mick Jagger will be longer remembered than the interviewer.
@@grip2617 Who? 😂😂😂😂
@@SA-zf9ds That woke Dutch woman.
i like the way that Mick can laugh at himself and be enjoyable and knows that doesnt have to prove himself to anyone
Very closed-minded and conservative lady.. Mick is such a class act ! Not only is he a god of rock and roll but he's very grounded and wise ,which is pretty rare, that's why he's a living legend! He's like a family member to me, I was literally raised listening and watching Mick Jagger, thanks to my dad for introducing me to good music from the day one ! Gonna do the same for my kids. Long live, Mick !
Actually she's a lefty of the worst kind. Joke's on Mick. A wannabe lefty with way too much money. Oh well....
@@executionsquad3926rich people are not wannabe leftys. You don't need to be poor to be a lefty. Also you're a cretin.
Just when Jagger is about to comment on Dylan's voice, he's interrupted by the interviewer, who clearly was not up to the job.
She's terrible! I wanted to hear what he has to say about his voice because I think the same but feel lonely with my opinion.
He actually says 'You're interrupting!'
Well she wasnt asking about Dylan's voice. I mean i'd like to hear it aswell but she has the right to keep him on track i suppose. (She's actually a great interviewer, but admittendly she does a bit better in Dutch).
He was very much on track!
Her aim seemed to be to 'embarrass Mick Jagger' & that is impossible!!
He's too intelligent & knows what a brilliant performer he is too!
( aged a mere 58 here!)
@@petermills542 she's just playing. Giving him a little nudge to see what drops out. Could also be a Dutch thing, we don't spare the artist too much here... but as you say he can take it right? she knows that.
British sense of irony and humor: "Dylan has never been one of the great tenors of our time." It says it all without being offensive.
@@simonedgbaston To me Jagger was tongue-in-cheek poking fun at Dylan's singing, like saying, "I sing better than him" (true). But that is not the way one such an irony is perceived here in America.
@@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo 🕊 Spot on 🌟
@@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo I think he was poking fun at her. She had no idea what she was talking about.
@@lynettekomidar2819 Oh, yes, she was casting a shadow of doubt on Jagger's age, so Jagger, his mind quick as lightning, pulled out the issue of Dylan's ability to perform, same age.
But he goes on to explain how Dylan's voice is good and totally works for Dylan's music. If she doesn't see how Dylan's voice is actually great for this music, and that Mick still can rock, regardless of his chronological age, then she just doesn't get music imo.
I like the way Mick managed to put down her daft questions without being rude.
But the fact is, Dylan would never have made it as a singer if he didn't happen to be the world's greatest living songwriter.
Its not the sound of his voice, its his phrasing that makes the way he sings so good.
Yeah exactly. His diction and phrasing. It's almost more akin to what is seen as desirable in hip hop. I mean you hear an album like Blonde on Blonde and it's all about how it's said and spoken
It's Mick Jagger for god's sake. Mick Jagger. Don't even start on Bob Dylan 😡
Legends all of them.
Bob Dylan’s voice is not perfect but It’s raw. His earlier voice was calming and mellow but now It’s raw beauty that projects his powerful lyrics. He’s a smart jackass, He’s a gifted talented human and his personality is one of a kind. We’ll never get someone like Bob Dylan ever again.
Sure !!!
I'm appreciating the Triplicate set so much---another dimension of his ever-changing voice and direction.
Yes! I couldn't agree with you more ! No one will ever top Dylan! He is a 20th century anomaly and the last real Renaissance man..a poet, a musician, he makes amazing iron work gates, he paints, he's acted , he's an author..we will never see anyone like him again... love Dylan just for the fact that he doesn't care for celebrity and he doesn't care what anyone thinks of him..he is his own person..no corporation owns Dylan ...that's for sure.
Absolutely. I would suggest that the greatest and most highly prized quality in any of the arts is originality.
not perfect? ha! ya I guess you could say that, ha!
She's unprepared, unfocused and near loses it. Jagger, an experienced interviewee, saves her a couple times in under two minutes.
She is obviously vibing on Mick
Loses, not looses ! BTW, she’s absolutely right - Bob Dylanay be a song-writer extraordinaire, but is so lousy a singer that he should be put in jail every time he attempts to sing.
He’s one of the greatest singers of all time who the hell are you?
@@bernardliu8526 lol you genuinely don't know what you're talking about.
Yes, of course!
"Dylan has never been one of the great tenors of our time." Nicely and diplomatically put. :)
I remember a Jagger interview years ago where the interviewer mentioned to him Dylan having said (in regards to Stones penmanship in lyrics) 'I coulda written Satisfaction but I doubt they could have come up with Like a Rolling Stone' to which Jagger good-naturedly replied 'Possibly so, but all the same, I'd really like to see Bob singing Satisfaction'.
Each to their strengths.
Good point ❤
@A A Mick is not underrated in any Way!
Bob Dylan’s voice and his style of singing fits the songs he writes perfectly.
I love Bob's voice. Its different, raw, and tells stories. Just like his songs
Nobody criticized the old blues men & women for performing when they were old. It should be like that for anyone who can put it all together & still entertain! Anyone heard of Portuguese Fado singers? Only the older ones have real credibility because they express more with greater wisdom coming through...
END ageism by thinking more carefully about it!!
We saw Dylan with his young red hot band in San Diego. We had 2nd row dead center seats. I couldn't understand a word he said but he and his group brought the house down. He was laughing and smiling all night. Good guy.
Bob Dylan sounded shitty
@@lexitnute1306 He sounds better than you write.
Bob Dylan has a unique, recognizable voice in the same sense of other artists like Neil Young, McCartney etc. You know exactly who it is singing whenever they are played at bars/restaurants. It’s not “bad”, it’s just unique. Lady is really all over the place and I feel like it’s more Mick asking her questions haha
Neil Youngs voice is thin and reedy but his songs are exquisite and his voice makes them more memorable and beautiful than a perfect voice would - imo.
Really, just like Mark Knopfler
Mick is a really cool and sophisticated person and personality. I met him twice, and each time he proved to be the perfect gentleman and manager. He actually knows what he‘s doing and he respects what others do, too.
Like the Stones or not, the entertainment business is brutal and fickle. The fact they've been successful so long is astonishing.
That's nice to hear.
Crazy about him since I was a child in the 1960's.
Next time can you invite me? 😀
"Diet Coke!"
Guy's been at it for nearly 60 years. A legend in the truest sense of the word.
Musta been cool to meet him. Certainly was the brains of that operation.
He wasn’t giving her the answer she wanted. She had her mind made up before she asked the question.
She should be a politician
@John Urban - That was her hallmark. Always had her mind made up before ...
Very often these “interviews” are not interviews at all, they are just a series of rhetorical questions.
It is like watching a lawyer question a witness. The questions are not serious questions at all. The questions are designed to be statements.
Bob Dylans voice is full of character and is Golden! She dont get it! Mick you're doing great by the way!
I love that bit when she says, "your 59 now" and he says, "how old are you". Mick has a great personality, is cheeky, and very witty. I confess, I am a little bit in love with him
He is so, so cool.
Get in line bro
How dare she attacks Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan??? They are two fucking genius!
Shows your intelligence. But then again?
You just answered your own question.
It's really hard to have a hot and contentious argument, between two people, when obviously, they're both right.
The last time I saw Mick Jagger and The Stones live, was over 20 years ago.
Mick was both glorious
(skilled, prepared, w/perfect execution.)
And pathetic.
(skilled, prepared, w/perfect execution)
Thankfully in very unequal measure.
Whatever it is about live performance, that can make some old man look pathetic, while playing the music of the young man, was ALWAYS on display.
It's only the focus on the question, as to why they feel the need to perform, that grows old along with them.
The listening public NEEDS to listen to such performers.
Such performers NEED to be heard.
It's why all the greats had such an ear about them.
It's also what provides a critic like this the time to have a momentary lapse of reason.
In which the critic can feel (pretend) that they are on an equal plain, with their subject.
Which will lead us back to, do-re-mi.
She was obviously oblivious to the fact, that she was just in danger, by "eating eggs in Sammy's" there.
Have mercy, Michael.
@@johnmulligan455 You must be trolling. Maybe argue against Mick being a genius if you absolutely must(you'ld be wrong). But Dylan? Dylan?
@@johnmulligan455 Hi, what is your factual evidense? Being factual means by definition that you can prove or falsify the statement. Is it their IQ or what?
Take it easy Greta
she literally cut him off when he was in the middle of expressing his thoughts about the voice and aging, which I really would have liked to hear.. and then she just kept insisting on bashing Dylan and comparing him to Jagger .. annyoing interviewer, grrrr
Dutch
Yeah, and Mick doesn't often open up. But he was ready to do it here. Frustrating
You are using the word literally incorrectly.
@@Pe6ek thank you so much! :D
@@Pe6ek Good point. She would have had to get out a knife and slice him to literally cut him off...LOL
I respect Mick for being polite and pleasant with this very rude interviewer. Why won't she let him talk?
It's a growing trend all over. The time was when an interviewer would ask a question and listen in silence before speaking again. Not any more. Most interviewers these days are too full of themselves to do that. Political interviewers are the worst.
Dylan's voice on More Blood More Tracks (acoustic outtakes from the Blood on the Tracks sessions) is utterly spellbinding--one of the absolute best vocal performances I've ever heard.
100% agree, love the acoustic tracks to that album
Yep. Dylan’s voice revolutionised popular signing like no other. Imagining a would without Dylan is like imagining a world without cobain, Springsteen and many others.
I love his rolling thunder revue and shelter from a hard rain album
Lily, Rosemary & The Jack Of Hearts is one of my all time favourite tracks. And I'm a techno DJ!!
@@choveskitchen3800 One of mine is Idiot Wind from More Blood More Tracks. Gives me chills.
Mick is so charming and polite how could anyone not like this man !
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
Dylan’s voice is as important for his lyrics as his harmonica.
But his son actually sings better, th-cam.com/video/Zzyfcys1aLM/w-d-xo.html
@@RicardoMartinez-jy5lo
Actually Bob used to sing quite well. Listen to his version of Blue Moon & I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know from Self-Portrait album
Just to name a few.
I agree tho, he can be unlistenable...:)
LOL
@@michele-33 pretty saro!!!
Fweep fweep, wahoo...
My Uncle once said, "Bob Dylan sounds like a broken man crying by the side of the road".
When other people sing his songs it sounds pretty, but the true meaning and feeling of the song isn't there.
He's got nothing on Townes Van Zandt and I'll stand on his coffee table in muddy boots and say it to his face.
Bob Dylan sounds like a chain smoker with throat cancer, gargling sandpaper.
@@BobPapadopoulos Hah! Well played.
The lesson here folks is when interviewing Mick Jagger, make sure you dont miss the opportunity to tell him what you think, rather than listening to what he thinks.
I somehow had never seen this. A brilliant human being. I’m grateful to have had the chance to see him perform live, as well as Bob Dylan numerous times in recent years
He's doing it now to perfection at like 78 years old, that's not the kind of Grandpa I remembered growing up. This cat's rewriting the books on what a rock career can be. Never really been done before like this before, they've been doing it for what 60 years now and still counting? Crazy.
One of the first times ive ever seen an interviewer actually interrupt someone theyre interviewing in the middle of a thought
So what you're saying is .. you've never seen an interview before?
@@jamesoclaire4512 I've never seen an interview where that has happened before from what I can remember.... that is a complete SIN for somebody who actually takes themselves seriously as a journalist
@@itsgonnbeok7249 oh man, do I have something entertaining for you to watch. Search Cathy Newman on TH-cam; interview with Jordan Peterson
@@jamesoclaire4512 Lol yes I've seen that. I'm not a fan of Peterson's but he was treated unfairly by a lot of media during his heyday. Bit of a different video though, that interview is supposed to be an actual debate (even if Cathy was a terrible debater) whereas here, the interviewer is not there to debate. They are there to get Mick to talk.
Don't listen to many interviews eh? It's quite common. That and asking the same old obvious rote questions that everyone else asks are what make most mainstream interviews with musicians worthless
Bob and Willie Nelson are two of the best singers of our time. 'Singing' does not mean having a voice like Tony Bennett or Sinatra. It's knowing how to present a song with what God gave you.
No, but maybe real voices like Morrison, Hendrix, Otis Redding..... and Jagger
Mick is a genius . You don’t get to his Level without being brilliant
His shows a pretty good intelligence, the way he reacted to stupid questions.
How is being brilliant knowing how to play a musical instrument and sing? Also where does this leave Elon Musk if Mick Jagger is a brilliant genius?
@@turkwendell6904 can Musk sing?
@@turkwendell6904
Now, now,,,nobody was ribbing Musk.
@@turkwendell6904 Mick Jagger is much more than a musician. He is brilliant in many ways. Thousands of fans paid hundreds of dollars to see the Rolling Stones in concert. In Denver in September 2019. The Stones sold out Bronco Stadium & it was a great concert. Jagger is who puts these concerts together.
saw the rolling stones live in liverpool on thursday. mick's voice is still as powerful and amazing as ever
Bob Dylan is priceless and a true legend in his time... my fav song by him is like a rolling stone awesome guy..
I never really thought much of Mick Jagger but having now seen this interview I've changed my mind. Good going Mick!
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
Same here, never liked him really and still don't but he had a lot of nonsense thrown at him in this interview. He helped her out a lot I think and recovered the situation for her and kept the whole show professional for them. I sensed he was irritated though and if I had been in his position I would have been tempted to walk out and tell her she was talking rubbish! Maybe there were underlying contractual issues or something but if not, he was being very patient and charitable so I am giving him a good mark (unusual for me!)
Micks got a lot of ego for sure. But I’ve been a fan since 1968 and he’s smart and very diplomatic and quite astute. He’s usually very patient with interviewers
I always loved the Stones. As for Mick Jagger, he was a voice of strength and reason at Altamont. That was a situation where you really saw what he was made of.
A gentleman knows his strength by the gentleness he affords others. 🌿
that has the ring of an age-old folk adage. is it?
Jagger is a Class Act. Not only does he still want to sing, but many millions of people still want to hear him sing. He's actually a very disciplined artist and athlete. That's the only way really. Look up the video of him speaking fluent French in an interview.
Exactly correct.
He is also fluent in German and Spanish. I have even heard him speak Japanese. He makes an attempt to learn at least a few phrases to use on stage in the native language wherever the Stones tour.
But he can handle a long conversation in french.
@@Methildeyes I’m in Montreal and I’ve heard loads of interviews with him speaking French both from here and France.
All class. Will always be the greatest rock n roll band that ever lived in my opinion. God bless the Rolling Stones ❤️
I cannot pass this video without watching it again... I've seen it soooo many times now and I just would love to kiss Mick Jagger's cheek because this video proves what a sweet soul he truly has.
Very knightly of Sir Mick and the way he was forgiving of the interviewer . How could anyone not understand that Bob’s voice is the voice that carries the Nobel Literature lyrics with that kind of projection it deserves.
I saw him twice live. Bob is a legend. He never sat down. This woman is crazy. I loved Mick how he stood up for Dylan
Mick Jagger masterclass on how to suffer fools gladly
The interviewer is a fool. Plain and simple. And as a 61 year old at the time one would have certainly expected more.
Just saw them a few months ago and Mick is still running and jumping around on stage. Gets around better than most people half his age
Significant poise and restraint on his part. Doesn't take the emotional bait and instead responds in a careful and considered manner as well as taking the interviewer's point of view. That, is a commanding intellect
The greatest two minutes in non-performing rock ever! Mick describing and defending the superman Bob Dylan. I'll second all that.
Hello, how are you doing? It is nice seeing you here.
@@mickjagger6465 Who do you think you're fooling, jackass?
He had such a brilliant interview! Cheers to utube for saving this fir all to see and for your shared comments w/ us! thx!
Bob is a great singer, his phrasing his incredible...
of course!!
Bob Dylan's delivery and the way he spits out lines is genius
@WheelsAlwaysTurning the phrasing Buford. not the sound of his voice.
He sounds like shit to me since the late 70's, when i saw him on the "serve somebody " tour where he sounded great. In 1993 San Berdu, CA oi. worst crap i've ever heard live. shit band, his voice destroyed. not a second of anything remotely musical .
But, back when, when he sang "like a Rolling Stone" or " don't think twice", the phrasing is beyond genius. where he lays his accents is formidable. Get past the tone and tambre and learn something Buford. Bob could do it. He studied the blues and folk and country guys and "figured it out". He could do it. Or you can ignore the object lesson in phrasing from a master.
@@anfieldarcher8545 you got it.
@@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out I agree. I still listen to almost everything he sang up through, say, 1975. The last few decades, for me it's pretty tough listening to him (with a few exceptions of course).
The thing about Bob is timing. His phrasing is always amazing. Oh, and Mick? One of a fuckin' kind. No doubt. The real King of Rock and Roll since the passing of Elvis. Nobody dominates an entire stage (and frequently HUGE ones!) like Mick Jagger.
I saw the Stones last week in Austin with at least 30,000 in attendance, maybe more. It’s astounding how every time Mick moved the whole audience turned to follow him. The band could be rocking out on stage, but wherever he went EVERYONE followed. It’s like you’re afraid to miss something!
Edit: Dang, the numbers are in and it was almost 55,000.
It was Dylan's voice that was something of an obstacle to overcome and prevented me from getting into his music until the early 90's. It was an all-star tribute concert that caused me to re-evaluate my opinions. When I heard Eddie Vedder sing Masters of War it blew me away. I immediately went out and bought Freewheelin' Bob Dylan. From that point on I was a fan. Unfortunately I have never had the opportunity to see him live. I agree that his voice is really ragged. Sometimes it suits the song. His album Tempest is amazing. Roll on John never fails to make me tear up.
Besides his being so clever, I like very much the musical definition of Dylan's voice. One tends to think about their show attitude, but there's so much wisdom, here
I am Dutch and this absolute tool of a woman was the so called grande dame of television wich says enough about us as a people I think.
I have an older Dutch woman acquaintance, and she says, "We Dutchies tend to be very direct. People often think we are rude."
dude, I am too, but I don't allow you to say that it says enough about us ( Dutch?) as a people. She just doesn't know jack shit , or cares ,about Rock and roll, the Stones or Dylan , is all.
I am Dutch too. Nuf said :)
I thought she wsd great and they made an entertaining double act.
maybe has more to do with being TV than being Dutch.
her directness isn't what is rude; it is her daftness
Mick did a great job with this interview. Didn't interrupt her once.
Great that you noticed that.
Always let a fool hang themself.
he tries to keep talking when she interrupts him. I've known women who call that interrupting.
She has the "brains of a chicken"
Hell he was only 58 there-mere youngin! I bet she would not believe he would still be going strong at 77. Simply amazing.
Dylan’s voice is feeling…Mick hit the nail on the head.
I'm not a Mick Jagger fan but this interview may have made me one. I like the way he stands up for himself and Dylan.
Mick handled the questions well. What a rude interviewer.
How very polite, restrained and dignified Mick Jagger is to that stupid woman
He's so sparkly. Even when being asked the most inane questions.
Looks may fade, but charm doesn't. That's why women are attracted to some older men.
@@teleguy5699 He's a master politician, image-shaper, and businessman. He's hands-down the best lead singer/ CEO of all time. Whatever you think of latter-era Stones, he's a master at what he does.
@@andrewknudsen6674 Yes he is
Lil did this lady know 20 years after this interview he'd still be great
Mick has too much class and respect to put anyone down. The signs of a competent and decent human being.
She's a reporter, and he is one of the greatest musical performers of all time. I'm rocking with him ...... let the critics criticize just keep rocking !
I'm glad she's critical and real and not someone who kisses the ground underneath him and being fake. This is a real conversation.
What is her name?
"Dylan has never been one of the great tenors of our time"........ yet packs more punch than all the tenors put together.
Yes he does.
She tried to say shit on mick Jagger and then on bob dylan. She failed both times because mick defended himself and bob dylan
These performers can play till they have nothing left to say as far as I am concerned! I am grateful for a life filled with such a record of our times. Respect !
I'm 46, and only recently, (in the past 15 years) have started to get into Dylan. And I can say his lyrics and the way he delivers them.....are pretty damn close to godlike. He can reduce me to a tearful lump of mush or make me angry and obstinate. He has full control of what I feel when he sings. I can honestly say no other artist can do that. Even my all time favs.
There will only ever be one Bob Dylan, no matter who comes along to be the next Bob Dylan.
👍❤
That’s is why one is famous and the other forgettable. Dylan is an incredible singer. One may not like the sound- but his ability is profound. Listen to his very early bootleg recordings. Mick. Kudos for tolerating her.
she’s talking about his voice nowadays
@@fiddley8894 she's actually talking about his voice 20 years ago! Dylan's still going strong and sounds great, even on Sinatra songs! I saw him live in 2016 and he was amazing. This woman is an idiot and an annoying one at that.
Dylan was the voice of a generation
@@fiddley8894 listen to- nowadays. He sounds incredible on the current tour. Likely rested from covid layoff. Powerful. Serious.
NO ONE can do justice to any of his compositions the way he does,voice is the best part,and his delivery. Oh ya....Bob Dylan received the Nobel prize for literature. Any other musicians come close??
And this woman actually gets paid for doing this? Someone must like her.
You mean posing a provoking statement to try to create meaningful tension in an interview? Maybe too confronting for the fanboys but it's relevant to ask a Rockstar if he's not afraid of being considered sad like some of his peers sadly are.
Not me!!
Yes. She asks questions but doesn't want answers. That's a formula for a terrible interview right there. But Mick shows he's got class in spades.
Or owes her!
@@arjanpelle so do think non-fan boys are watching this? Why would you want to watch an interview of a performer you don’t enjoy listening to?
Love Mick's super cool responses and he STILL jumps. What's more, as he observes in "Don't Look Back," Dylan hits all the notes!"
Did I just watch someone interrupt THE mick jagger talking about THE bob dylan
I don't even like the Stones' music that much, but I love to hear them interviewed. Jagger is priceless here.
amen to all that. they are all interesting interviews. even Keith's rambles have their style & moments.
Thats all well and good BUT .... how can you NOT like the Stones ?
@@richardtater7945 I gotta respect them (after almost 60 years of listening), and they're wicked good players. Just not really my cup of tea.
@@richardtater7945
there are a few dozen other bands whose musical flavors and lyrics I find a lot more interesting
and a lot more fun to dance to also, including half a dozen great local bands in places I've lived.
Having said that, I saw the Stones live 3 times between '70 and '83 and all 3 shows were GREAT
I don't see how "don't even like the Stones' music that much" translates to "NOT like the Stones"
but evidently it does to you. As for "how can"? Is having tastes diff than yours a sign of dementia?
I happen to like the Stones, the people, a lot more than their music. Feel the same about the Beatles.
Liking other music more doesn't mean NOT liking the music of either. I rarely play either at home.
Very kind of you to share your assurance that that's "all well and good";
but "BUT"? If yr nominating yourself self-appointed Judge Of The World; you won't get my vote.
BUT thanks for exercising my sarcasm; haven't used it much lately, and I'm at the "use it or lose it" age.
@@ikkenhisatsu7170 The top 3 rock bands in the world's history are the Beatles, Stones, and Led Zeppelin and that says it all.
Dylan’s voice is Dylan - Nuff said. Legend
We've all seen Dylan at liveaid - when that boy fails - he does so spectacularly - She's right to call him into question.
I love Dylan. Another voice that clueless woman probably wouldn't like would be Tom Waits. You live the stories they sing, even if you've never experienced it before.
I think being clueless is not recognizing that all art is subjective and only an opinion. You can't prove or disprove Tom Waits is good or bad.
👍❤🌺👍😘
Mick eloquently defends Bob Dylan against a rude, interrupting interviewer
Not quite sure what this woman's point was but Mick Jagger sat there, listened to her and remained an absolute gentleman. This is how it's done.
Bob Dylan - champion of having something worth singing being more important than how well you can sing.
He's much older now and still doing it. Now that's amazing ! Way to go Mick !
It's never good the an interviewer to love the sound of their own voice over the person they are interviewing. Thank you Mick for praising Bob Dylan.
Good for MIck - enjoy your life, do what you like, stay young! He answered the interviewer's questions honestly. Obvious she was trying to say that he's too old. Sadly for her she must be feeling her age - whatever that means. A fan of the Stones at 16 in '66 and continuing to feel young!
Dylan early stuff tangeld up in blue and so many more amazing songs and him singing at the last waltz concert still blows me to pieces
Mick never forgets his manners and tolerance.
I've seen Bob over forty times and not once has he stood on a chair.
The old Irish singers used to sing with their backs to the public, Irish modesty, right?
Haha, I just left this same comment. You beat me too it, but I'm leaving it.
Also I hope the stool part of your name refers to a chair...
Lol I liked that line too
She spoke for so long and managed to say nothing.
Your average woman
"That I've met"
Best comment .
Aaah I know loads of folk like that !
Well, the story of my life too.
and got paid a few dozen times more for doing it than I ever was any of the more useful professional work I've done
isn't killing time saying nothing the prime criteria for a career in TV???
Much respect to Mick for putting up with this woman
Singing is story telling, Dylan is a brilliant story teller. Knows exactly what to do with his voice.
if Dylan tried to sing more nasally he'd suck the air out of the room.