@@whitehair8824 thank you. Yeah it was1999 he played at the Trump Marina in Atlantic City I met him at the beer garden before the show he was getting a beer and so was I he started talking to me we must have chatted for about 20 minutes and then he invited me to come back and have a drink with him after the show. Unbelievable how down to earth and friendly he is.
Some Girls... great album! Great tour! Great style! Great clothes! Incredible songs! Love how the band looked and sounded like in 78! Great Jagged moves!
Great interview. Nice to hear musicians analyze their music, rather than answering the same old stupid questions about their relationships or politics or their image.
July 26, 1978. Where were you? Wish you were celebrating Mick’s birthday at the Stones concert at Oakland coliseum. No reserved seats. So got there early and so very close. Gen. Admission $10.00! I was very fortunate.
Interesting and explicit interview about late 70..Yes, this is what I think.. Well, I was a teen that time.. But I hear punk, Sex Pistols wasn't good for me, some thing not genuine, I don't know but felling that.. The poses, clothes, records covers.. Like much more Clash, Ramones, Damned.. Disco sounds good for me, my father used to listen Barry White, Donna Summer, Roberta Flack, Bee Gees, Opera, Neil Diamond, Classical, the LP's with the hits of the time when go to London, remenber a one called New Generation, Natural Gas, Be Bop De Luxe, etc.. And New Wave was a really atomic bomb, at the same time in England and USA.. From Dire Straits, Ian Dury, Joe Jackson, Pretenders, Police, Stranglers, etc. To Talking Heads, Blondie, etc..And the beginning of Rap , I remember.. We're great times for music, very eclectic, different styles, new sounds... End of 70's and beginning of 80's were great, fabulous..
Best interview I've seen with mick, Very trendy fella,probably why that's they are still around and adapted too all styles of music from 60s too present..hes very witty for sure
Agree with American Talent,what a Great time that was,l was 16 in 1974,Oh such Great Memories,and THE ROLLING STONES were and are a huge influence in my taste in music,Mick Jaggeris one half of THE GREATEST Song writing team on this planet.LOVE THOSE ROLLING STONES, TO MY BONES!Walter B.Memphis. 😛☠🌎🌠ROLLING STONES FOREVER!!!!
@@jackflash5659 YEAH jack flash. When WE LIVED THE MUSIC.I will hold my Tongue on today's music.Not All of it.BUT.Best decades for music.Early BLUESMEN and THE GREATEST ON THIS PLANET.Sure hope l can get the Dough to See my Favorite Band. THE ROLLING STONES . Happy Belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICK JAGGER ❤
very good comment of the music of the early eighties, he did forget one which influenced him a lot: Reggae. Mike managed to rock hard on every of this genre bringing his own flavor to it. It is so true that the disco haters are not objective as there were some good songs ( fromThe bee gees, or Chic being two of them) and some bad ones like in every kind of music. Rock in the eighties was particularly cheesy with a few exception, it was like doing traditional love ballads, but really loud.
I love your insight. I can't be bigoted about any genre, because I have ears and I listen. We all have a human response to sound. The "genre" isn't important.
Jagger is so charismatic in everything he does. He is the consummate statesman of the Stones and thank God we’ve been fortunate to have him and Richards give us the great music and songs that have stood the test of time... Some Girls is one of their best albums that appealed to a new generation of fans. It had huge songs like ‘Shattered, Beast of Burden, Miss You,’ just to name a few.
Me too, bro. Always has been. And for all the reasons Mick describes. The band was just past it's peak and had entered a decadent decline, exemplified by Keith's blood transfusion and NYC's late 70's slouch toward the apocalypse. The music is a direct expression of all those influences that were happening in NYC - not just disco, punk and rap but fiscal bankruptcy, garbage strikes and divorce. A testament to their mastery as a band was the unlikely inclusiveness of those disparate sounds and multiplicity of influences, while always expressing it with their own voice - as a result, capturing the zeitgeist of that particular moment in time. Some Girls is what art sounds like.
@saint jack I would guess, judging by his pick vs yours, about 7 or 8 years younger than you, I could also be just as easily wrong too. I love Some Girls. Second to Sticky Fingers for me.
Mick was not a hard rocker at heart: he was R&B and Blues. I think this is why he could deal with Disco more than most of the younger, Zeppelin fans who loved the Stones. I love the Stones for their diversity" Heartbreaker (Doo doo doo doo doo), Honky Tonk Women, Miss You, Beast of Burden, Start Me Up, etc. Amazing catalog
As a lifelong fan I took serious abuse in high school from LZ and metal fans. They just weren’t into the Stones . Today most of the heavy metal they listened to is really outdated while the Stones music imo is timeless. I am biased but they still are rolling and a new album and tour in 2023. Lucky they have given us diehard fans so much .
@@jbstonesfan Crazy how close-minded Metal Heads could be. Give me a Keef riff and slinky Mick, struttin' and prancing the stage any day! Add Charlie, sitting behind and smiling when Mick does something overly dramatic, and Ronnie looking perpetually 36 years-old, and Bill, holding his bass as if it's still 1957: what more could a Stones fan want?
There it obvious that first Jagger stay quite brithis even being in those times often in USA and secondly he get the good distances and nuances cause he is a smart person.
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Mick, It's about the guitar. the Disco doesn't have the great guitar playing. Only 'Play that Funky Music White Boy' has a guitar solo. And the Punk was awful guitar playing compared to Led Zeppelin come on. Guitar, no horns please, and the tired octave bass line fortunately Bill Wyman did it tastefully on 'Miss You' and changed it up but 90 percent of Disco songs have this same bass line. Most New Wave was just Disco without the horn section and a guitar player in the mix, and had very little to do with Punk other than the spikey hair and attitude.
Speaking of Some Girls cover art, I always thought that Eric Carmin in this performance with The Raspberries actually looks like he's wearing a wig --- it looks like a shot from Some Girls.
For old Stones fans obviously Beggars,Let It Bleed,Sticky and Exile are top Stones albums and Some Girls is in the same league without doubt.Brilliant álbum and even fresh today.Always in my car.
Michael Philip Jagger (Dartford, Kent; 26 de julio de 1943),[1]conocido profesionalmente como Mick Jagger, es un cantante, compositor, músico y actor británico, reconocido por ser el principal cantante de la banda de rock The Rolling Stones. Su carrera abarca más de cinco décadas y ha sido descrito como "uno de los cantantes más populares e influyentes en la historia del rock & roll".[2] Por su distintiva voz y su puesta en escena, junto con el estilo de guitarra de Keith Richards, han sido la marca registrada de la banda durante toda su carrera. Con el tiempo, Jagger logró notoriedad en la prensa por su admitida relación con las drogas y sus polémicas relaciones personales, siendo nombrado a menudo como una figura contracultural.
Actually it sold very well. It was one of their best selling albums of the 70s. It’s funny, I was one of those kids who hated disco! I remember hearing “Mss You“ and thinking the Stones ‘sold out’! Then I heard the rest the album, and I realized how great it is in context with the other tracks and changed my mind about the song.
@@dannystrat ....it was the same with Abba, I use to put Abba on at parties, after a while the moaners (rockers) would confess they enjoyed it and only listened to it at home alone. During the early nineties they would have disco revival parties at clubs and they were packed. Knowing me knowing you...ahhh ahhh.
@@scottmoore1614 you are right and that is Exactly why they are irrelevant to me now they went hard left after their last show, he showed his cards. They don’t care
Mick and his band members appear on this cover , I do believe , dressed in drag, all made up in make up.. yeah , some 'girls' are guys.. stopped listening to them after that album cover... I will stick with Fleetwood Mac & Lynyrd Skynyrd !!
Great stuff. Thanks for sharing. interesting hearing about the record. I remember that time well.
Micks got a great vibe. Very relaxed playful and grounded
i met mick taylor...same so nice.
@@johnscialfa7391 that must have been nice.. complete legend
@@whitehair8824 thank you. Yeah it was1999 he played at the Trump Marina in Atlantic City I met him at the beer garden before the show he was getting a beer and so was I he started talking to me we must have chatted for about 20 minutes and then he invited me to come back and have a drink with him after the show. Unbelievable how down to earth and friendly he is.
@@johnscialfa7391 fantastic!
Great guy no doubt.
Jagger, the greatest rock star of all time. This was a terrific interview. Thank you for posting!
Jagger is the front man and general behind the scenes.
Some Girls... great album! Great tour! Great style! Great clothes! Incredible songs! Love how the band looked and sounded like in 78! Great Jagged moves!
SHADOOBIE!
My favorite stones album!!
"Love and hope and sex and dreams are still surviving on the streets
And look at me, I'm in tatters
I'm shattered"
Great interview. Nice to hear musicians analyze their music, rather than answering the same old stupid questions about their relationships or politics or their image.
Excellent interview with great questions and focus from the interviewer and lots of interesting answers from Mick. PS - beautiful jacket Mick 💜
July 26, 1978. Where were you? Wish you were celebrating Mick’s birthday at the Stones concert at Oakland coliseum. No reserved seats. So got there early and so very close. Gen. Admission $10.00! I was very fortunate.
Missed it by a day or two - saw the Anaheim show. 10 bucks?!? Paid 15.
Me too...June 17,1978... jfk stadium....ga...10 dollars
How can he keep the beautiful hair 👍🍻😘🎉🍾still listening 2020 As tears go by from Hong Kong fans
LOL. Money.
@@smellthisordie7905 Genetics ..plenty of homeless guys with great heads of hair..of course good diet helps in keeping it in good condition.
@@michaelodowd4807 Yup. When I was homeless I washed my hair every day. I saved my money from bad jobs and left AmeriKKKa...
@@creamydistortion to where? Passed the same I'm going to Italy
Mick the rock god
Great Interview! It's questionable as to whether the host is a robot or not, but nice interview. Short questions, then let Mick talk.
Interesting and explicit interview about late 70..Yes, this is what I think.. Well, I was a teen that time.. But I hear punk, Sex Pistols wasn't good for me, some thing not genuine, I don't know but felling that.. The poses, clothes, records covers.. Like much more Clash, Ramones, Damned.. Disco sounds good for me, my father used to listen Barry White, Donna Summer, Roberta Flack, Bee Gees, Opera, Neil Diamond, Classical, the LP's with the hits of the time when go to London, remenber a one called New Generation, Natural Gas, Be Bop De Luxe, etc.. And New Wave was a really atomic bomb, at the same time in England and USA.. From Dire Straits, Ian Dury, Joe Jackson, Pretenders, Police, Stranglers, etc. To Talking Heads, Blondie, etc..And the beginning of Rap , I remember.. We're great times for music, very eclectic, different styles, new sounds... End of 70's and beginning of 80's were great, fabulous..
I love the way he calls the T-shirts and Plastic hats - - "NAHSTY"
Hey 👋 thank you very much for your love 💕 and support for my music 🎶 how long are you been following up with my music 🎶 we're you from?
Best interview I've seen with mick,
Very trendy fella,probably why that's they are still around and adapted too all styles of music from 60s too present..hes very witty for sure
Agree with American Talent,what a Great time that was,l was 16 in 1974,Oh such Great Memories,and THE ROLLING STONES were and are a huge influence in my taste in music,Mick Jaggeris one half of THE GREATEST Song writing team on this planet.LOVE THOSE ROLLING STONES, TO MY BONES!Walter B.Memphis. 😛☠🌎🌠ROLLING STONES FOREVER!!!!
Ann Bugbee, I agree 100%
@@jackflash5659 YEAH jack flash. When WE LIVED THE MUSIC.I will hold my Tongue on today's music.Not All of it.BUT.Best decades for music.Early BLUESMEN and THE GREATEST ON THIS PLANET.Sure hope l can get the Dough to See my Favorite Band. THE ROLLING STONES . Happy Belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY MICK JAGGER ❤
~Him rocks!!...Greatest ,sexiest,most energizing front man ever!!!
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Brilliant Genius Hottie of a Man!!!
They should have English subtitles during a Mick jagger interview
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@@likearollingstone007 ha ha.
😂 Insane comment 😂
Lol
Comon , es mick
very good comment of the music of the early eighties, he did forget one which influenced him a lot: Reggae. Mike managed to rock hard on every of this genre bringing his own flavor to it. It is so true that the disco haters are not objective as there were some good songs ( fromThe bee gees, or Chic being two of them) and some bad ones like in every kind of music. Rock in the eighties was particularly cheesy with a few exception, it was like doing traditional love ballads, but really loud.
I love your insight. I can't be bigoted about any genre, because I have ears and I listen. We all have a human response to sound. The "genre" isn't important.
Like how he describes the concept of not only tolerance for all of these styles, but the way the fluidity of music allows one to meld elements.
Jagger is so charismatic in everything he does. He is the consummate statesman of the Stones and thank God we’ve been fortunate to have him and Richards give us the great music and songs that have stood the test of time... Some Girls is one of their best albums that appealed to a new generation of fans. It had huge songs like ‘Shattered, Beast of Burden, Miss You,’ just to name a few.
Whatever 'it' is Mick Jagger still has an abundance!
When Lockdown is finally over I hope he comes bursting back out with the Stones!
Some Girls my choice for best Stones album
C'mon! are you serioussss?? Not Aftermath? Black & Blue?
Me too, bro. Always has been. And for all the reasons Mick describes. The band was just past it's peak and had entered a decadent decline, exemplified by Keith's blood transfusion and NYC's late 70's slouch toward the apocalypse. The music is a direct expression of all those influences that were happening in NYC - not just disco, punk and rap but fiscal bankruptcy, garbage strikes and divorce.
A testament to their mastery as a band was the unlikely inclusiveness of those disparate sounds and multiplicity of influences, while always expressing it with their own voice - as a result, capturing the zeitgeist of that particular moment in time. Some Girls is what art sounds like.
#1- BEGGARS BANQUET. #2 STICKY FINGERS. #3 EXILE ON MAIN ST. #4- ITS ONLY ROCK AND ROLL. #5- METAMORPHOSIS.
@saint jack 2000 light years from home!!!
@saint jack I would guess, judging by his pick vs yours, about 7 or 8 years younger than you, I could also be just as easily wrong too. I love Some Girls. Second to Sticky Fingers for me.
Mi amor platonico , forever
Here before it gets 100 views - there’s not a lot of footage of them talking about some girls glad to have it now, thanks!
for nothing!
A walking, talking, history of music. Still sexy …
I like Mick
Mick always listening to current music, unlike Keith !
For me, this album some girls is their best, the rest is mainly rubbish.
No mention of Bill Wyman?..That bass line hook made that song Miss You..
Iloveyou mick You are amasing
Mick was not a hard rocker at heart: he was R&B and Blues. I think this is why he could deal with Disco more than most of the younger, Zeppelin fans who loved the Stones. I love the Stones for their diversity" Heartbreaker (Doo doo doo doo doo), Honky Tonk Women, Miss You, Beast of Burden, Start Me Up, etc. Amazing catalog
As a lifelong fan I took serious abuse in high school from LZ and metal fans. They just weren’t into the Stones . Today most of the heavy metal they listened to is really outdated while the Stones music imo is timeless. I am biased but they still are rolling and a new album and tour in 2023. Lucky they have given us diehard fans so much .
@@jbstonesfan Crazy how close-minded Metal Heads could be. Give me a Keef riff and slinky Mick, struttin' and prancing the stage any day! Add Charlie, sitting behind and smiling when Mick does something overly dramatic, and Ronnie looking perpetually 36 years-old, and Bill, holding his bass as if it's still 1957: what more could a Stones fan want?
@@Jamestele1 100% correct!!!
There it obvious that first Jagger stay quite brithis even being in those times often in USA and secondly he get the good distances and nuances cause he is a smart person.
is anyone any cooler?
Yep, and his name is Keith 😎
I am. Cooler than I was for having listened to and seen The Stones.
Keith tries so very hard to be cool . Yawn . Mick is just naturally Cool !.
@@robslevin7555 Keith tries to be cool yeah okay
best stones album of all time...
Better than BEGGARS BANQUET and STICKY FINGERS?
Best...after Sticky Fingers.
Get your Ya Ya's out!
Exile on Main Street
shattered was a rap song.
Brilliant record !!
Don’t mind the maggots uh ha
Late 70's. Yeah, baby. Shattered, Beast of Burden, Some Girls, etc.
Que lindo cuando hablan de MÚSICA y no de estupideces
The Sugarhill Gang formed in 1979. There were other things going on in 1977, which is what Mick is talking about.
I love listening to mick
Rare breed ,one of kind ,Respect
The set list basically wasn't any different from the rest of the 25 shows on the tour.
Hola
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Hola, desde ya esta para compartir, es parte de los extras del Bluray "Some Girls"(live in texas 78) , gran abrazo!
@@ferreteriadeaudioyvideo Gracias, eso ahora tiene sentido. No sabía eso. Ahora entiendo... agradezco su respuesta y hacérmelo saber.
Bless you Mick and the boys💜✝️🛐
Hey 👋 thank you very much for your love 💕 and support for my music 🎶 how long are you been following up with my music 🎶 we're you from?
An intelligent interview!!!
Mick, It's about the guitar. the Disco doesn't have the great guitar playing. Only 'Play that Funky Music White Boy' has a guitar solo. And the Punk was awful guitar playing compared to Led Zeppelin come on. Guitar, no horns please, and the tired octave bass line fortunately Bill Wyman did it tastefully on 'Miss You' and changed it up but 90 percent of Disco songs have this same bass line. Most New Wave was just Disco without the horn section and a guitar player in the mix, and had very little to do with Punk other than the spikey hair and attitude.
Speaking of Some Girls cover art, I always thought that Eric Carmin in this performance with The Raspberries actually looks like he's wearing a wig --- it looks like a shot from Some Girls.
For old Stones fans obviously Beggars,Let It Bleed,Sticky and Exile are top Stones albums and Some Girls is in the same league without doubt.Brilliant álbum and even fresh today.Always in my car.
So MEE sum go rose inn the act in Pace task see earn Lee Co . ID.. Fro Duke industries Mr. The persiden of the rolling Stones. Thank'slot.
Some Girls is the greatest rock n roll album of all time.
Second favourite stones album?
No, but it's good, like the rawness
His thought process😂 it comes from where he's been, what he's seen, and how he can put it together. Wow. A real live person.
Mick was on good mood why so tense?... the guy makes questions like a police officer in a interrogation room
Mick has trouble upstanding people using beats and melodies of others music and getting upset ? Blur knows this first hand!
Michael Philip Jagger (Dartford, Kent; 26 de julio de 1943),[1]conocido profesionalmente como Mick Jagger, es un cantante, compositor, músico y actor británico, reconocido por ser el principal cantante de la banda de rock The Rolling Stones. Su carrera abarca más de cinco décadas y ha sido descrito como "uno de los cantantes más populares e influyentes en la historia del rock & roll".[2] Por su distintiva voz y su puesta en escena, junto con el estilo de guitarra de Keith Richards, han sido la marca registrada de la banda durante toda su carrera. Con el tiempo, Jagger logró notoriedad en la prensa por su admitida relación con las drogas y sus polémicas relaciones personales, siendo nombrado a menudo como una figura contracultural.
Umm no there wS no rap in there perhaps ainfluence but def no rap lol
THE PRINCIPLES OFFICE ...😅😁😉
El 1 sin dudas.
Such a queen Mick has always been
?
Miss You also had a disco bass line.
Punk was terrible. People still think it was some kind of revolution in music. Just boring.
Some girls was hated when it came out, I liked it too.
Actually it sold very well. It was one of their best selling albums of the 70s. It’s funny, I was one of those kids who hated disco! I remember hearing “Mss You“ and thinking the Stones ‘sold out’! Then I heard the rest the album, and I realized how great it is in context with the other tracks and changed my mind about the song.
@@dannystrat ....it was the same with Abba, I use to put Abba on at parties, after a while the moaners (rockers) would confess they enjoyed it and only listened to it at home alone.
During the early nineties they would have disco revival parties at clubs and they were packed.
Knowing me knowing you...ahhh ahhh.
Yes 1978 they said that it is too much disco!The same with Another brick in the wall from Pink Floyd .They sad to commervial!😆
@@didifeili622 78, good times. Everyone was broke but living it up on the weekends.
Thanks for the music...I will never understand WHY though.
Hey can’t be great foreaver. But he was back then. Time to enjoy retirement. Man. Enough with this crap
Mick Jagger doesn't have the slightest intention of 'retiring' ! He is still so full of life it's incredible !
Forever is a long, long time but I think the Stones got it covered!
Mick and I won't sleep tonight
Lol . You twat.
I don’t like them anymore
I doubt if they care!
Kieth Moon best rocker The Who best Rock and Roll band
@@scottmoore1614 you are right and that is Exactly why they are irrelevant to me now they went hard left after their last show, he showed his cards. They don’t care
Nobody cares .
I care.
There is a time for.. everything ... and there is a time to Quit !!!
Another war story ....
Fine, so quit writting stupid comments.
Mick wrote a song about your type. Bitch !.
Mick and his band members appear on this cover , I do believe , dressed in drag, all made up in make up.. yeah , some 'girls' are guys.. stopped listening to them after that album cover... I will stick with Fleetwood Mac & Lynyrd Skynyrd !!
1besieged . You are joking ? If that cover upset you have a look at ' Have You Seen Your Mother Baby ' cover haha!!!
@@petermills2061 Who wants to look at 'men' dressed in drag , it's nauseating & disgusting to me.
Wow...seek professional help
Geez man project much? I think Mac & Skynrd are just about right for you.
@@williamwoody7607 Better then your choice of music.