The Rolling Stones Perform At Madison Square Garden | The Dick Cavett Show

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Check out the interview with Mick Jagger ahead of this performance, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2Gce3uwjrSWorc

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MT is killing it

[@bobcabo4509]

I was there.

[@grokeffer6226]

It's good that nobody on stage got shocked. ⚡⚡⚡

[@stephenbelcher]

Wow Man

[@saraeastman40]

Can you post when Dick Cavett hosted The Bee Gees? I think it was in 1971

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Please upload the show with Delaney and Bonnie & Friends with Eric Clapton!

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Blimey, if I was Jagger I’d buy this film just so I could burn it.

[@46metube]

Very much a band of their time. They limped outa the 70's and never hit that peak again. Charlie Watts gave them that Stones feel. Great drummer. They were so fortunate to have him: Incomparable. The rest, in my opinion, was just repetition and rested laurels.

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Limped? 40+ years of wildly successful touring AFTER the 1970s seems like a little more than limping. I saw them last summer, and even sans Charlie they delivered that incomparable magic. They are still the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World. 🎸

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@@VideoAmericanStyle I'm not referring to 40 years of touring. Touring and age are not my issue. Their music became generic, repetitious. Whenever I hear their music on the radio it's always, almost always, early to mid 70's. That era defines them. That's who they are. The rest is on repeat. I think groups that are successful have a particular sound and that marks them out from anyone else - like The Beatles, for example. Thankfully they quit too. If they were still around now - maan that would be painful to see and listen to. To me the Stones ceased to be interesting musically by the 80's. They stand up pretty much shoulder to shoulder with The Beatles. But I feel The Beatles legacy will outshine The Stones simply because they quit. If The Stones had folded in 79 their legacy, i think, would equal that of The Beatles, but they kept on going churning out the same old same old. I can't blame them for carrying on - it's not a bad way of making a living. I left them at Tattoo You. I got it by then and had enough. Imagine Zeppelin still going - oh lord how awful. AC/DC went the same way after Scott died. Their legacy was sealed: incredible. What came after was boring. I feel the same way about Jagger and Richards: I'd rather have the pure strain than regurgitation.

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Jagger sounds awful

[@VideoAmericanStyle]

This was the last song they played at the very end of an exhausting tour. I think it’s fair to give him some slack. Band sounds killer though.

[@emersononeill]

I think you missed the point.

[@OlafProt]

Terrible performance. 2:04

[@dcbdiscerns7617]

Out of tune much.. yikes 🫣