Dick Catches Up With Mick Jagger Before A Concert | The Dick Cavett Show

Wonder if they'll be doing this when they're 60? ...
Date aired - August 4th 1972 - The Rolling Stones
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
Cavett has published four books beginning with Cavett (1974) and Eye on Cavett (1983), co-authored with Christopher Porterfield. His two recent books -- Talk Show: Confrontations, Pointed Commentary, and Off-Screen Secrets (2010) and Brief Encounters: Conversations, Magic moments, and Assorted Hijinks(October 2014) are both collections of his online opinion column, written for The New York Times since 2007. Additionally, he has written for The New Yorker, TV Guide, Vanity Fair, and elsewhere.
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[@FredK2929]

He said he could still imagine doing what he does at age 60. He's older now and still doing it!

[@GreatMewtwo]

Around 60, he played a Super Bowl halftime show.

[@judex3226]

He’s almost 80 and still doing it. I guess after almost 60 years of performing if he stopped he wouldn’t know what to do with himself

[@daeandknight]

I was just thinking about this, especially with the tour they are doing very soon!

[@ryanseazon]

"Can you imagine doing what you do now at 60?" He's doing it at 80!

[@mikemccag]

Mick's a cool guy...I like him.

[@Methilde]

As usual, smart and cool, even like here just before the show.

[@garfieldfarkle]

That 1972 tour was one of the greatest of all time in rock history. Tickets were $6.50. * This interview was before the final show at Madison Square Garden and was Jagger's 29th birthday. A great concert movie came out of that tour. It's titled, "Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones." They were introduced as "The greatest rock and roll band in the world" and lived up to it. * EDIT:"$6.50." Originally I said tickets were $5 and $5.50. I was wrong. Much appreciation to @randellfriedman, below, for the correction, which I also found on page 13 of Robert Greenfield's "STP,"

[@randellfriedman]

The Show on the 26th was $6.50 I still have the ticket stub.

[@LannieLord]

@@randellfriedman The most expensive 1970s concert tickets were Rolling Stones , Elton John and Led Zeppelin. Truthfully in 1972 $6.50 was pretty high for a ticket!! Thus, The Stones MUST have been the first band with $10.00 ticket prices by ... 1975 ? Maybe ?

[@rogerjimenez5318]

Dick Cavett Deserves A Biography.

[@sentientmlem727]

THANK you!

[@faithteffertiller5103]

I agree!!!

[@Thornspyre81]

I here that classic coke, airy giggle

[@jamesanderson348]

Uh..yeah

[@rubinmendoza13]

Dick Cavett was such an amazing interviewer.

[@caillinkelly2952]

HOLY..Moly he talked to him before he went on stage!! damn DIck, the man!

[@dshishod]

I think Dick is one of few interviewers who commands respect just by being quite genuinely curious and lets them talk.

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

Hard to believe he started of so young rocking and honking tonking and 55years later he's still rocking and rocking ,,😍😘💋👐👄👅👍

[@Mr.StealYourGirl81]

You are neither cute nor rich

[@lordburlap4514]

Amazing he is still doing it today!

[@augmentedkeys5971]

Money can be persuasive.

[@lordburlap4514]

Augmented Keys Talent can be forever.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Jagger is fascinating. The big ego he had, maybe not in this interview, but was exactly why he worked so well.

[@sondradupree8709]

At 4:10 Mick says he will still perform at 60

[@GuilleVentura]

fake laughs in the back there?

[@717rocket]

Well he's off 20+ yrs.

[@sondradupree8709]

@@717rocket ...what ?

[@717rocket]

Sondra Dupree he’s almost 80 now.

[@sondradupree8709]

@@717rocket . He was only 29 when he said that he would still be performing @ 60 in this interview. So he got that right . Most rock performers couldnt envisage a career beyond age of 40.

[@SusanneEMJones]

Devilishly handsome, yet so cute.

[@bellasmith5664]

And he's also the definition of handsome, hot, sexy, beautiful....

[@holyhecks]

Lmfao. If that dude was never famous and walked past you in the prime of his life yall would NOT say any of this. You'd probably say eh hes a regular guy, definitely not a looker.

[@jacobvieira1338]

Can also grow quite a beard. Hard to imagine until you see a picture

[@hyacinthlynch843]

...meh.

[@mattberg6816]

Dude looks like an alien

[@93Jubilee]

I love Jagger! Wonderful man, great musician~!

[@stevec1746]

This was about the time he was one of the oldest Rockers at about 30. He talks about how his audience has matured as he moves into his second generation of performing. He knows exactly who he is and what he is going to do for the rest of his life. Sure, his ego is big. Look where it got him...

[@samiam261]

interviews back them were so much better. more natural and honest. now a days all questions are carefully thought out sequenced and timed so the time slot doesnt interfere with commercials.

[@kellylappin5944]

This particular show was the first time I saw the Stones! I absolutely adored them and have to this day!

[@classicrockcollector1279]

When he’s 60 he’s 76 and still singing

[@renataostertag6051]

He is 77 years old now and still slim and gorgeous and so talented!

[@kimmyhawk5612]

No, he's 76, he'll be 77 in July..

[@jarvis1508]

79 and looking at his recent concerts, has as much energy and passion as 19 year olds! Awesome to see!

[@nyyzoso800]

"Some people call you the devil incarnate" Oh that must be nice to hear while on drugs lol

[@Bfdifan-j8x]

First interview I’ve seen with him. He seems so shy and sweet. ☺️

[@93Jubilee]

Check out the interview after the Altamont horror; he was so vulnerable and tender. Very touching.

[@gregbernstein6430]

@@93JubileeWho conducted the interview?

[@texastrainer4982]

wow 29 yrs old . . .

[@alejandrobuenahora4114]

IN 1972.. EXILE ON MAIN STREET, YEARS

[@imsocuteimsorich4952]

Dick Cavett is the rock god of interviewing gods of rocking roll,💙🌈✌️👅👍☝️👄👐😘😍

[@romelovesdan]

This whole episode need to be on that Dick Cavett box set!

[@grangrampa832]

He’s so adorable 🥰

[@c.6890]

i love him.

[@no1nestandsalone387]

I saw him last summer and he’s still a stick I swear he doesn’t gain weight!

[@faststratjo2006]

He works at it.

[@gregbernstein6430]

@@faststratjo2006He works out three hours a day; which makes sense; since he performs for 2.5 hours.

[@iheartcicada]

that old coke, makes u giggle because you think your brain is floating by itself

[@scrapplepig]

He reminds me of Eddie Van Halen here. Smiling and pleasant.

[@gotham61]

Marlene Dietrich would have been 70 at the time of this interview. Mick's now 80, and runs around the stage like a teenager all night, no cane required.

[@stonesorbeatles6902]

'10 kilos'... 'I'm sure she'll be glad to know that, and we'll go right to the library to figure that out'..

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

I think he meant to say 10 stone = 140 ppunds

[@davidmellish3295]

@@Hithere-ek4qt no he was joking cause the American's don't understand the metric system that's why he said kilos. He was living in New York, he knew that American's used pounds

[@Methilde]

@@davidmellish3295 Jagger was often on France and talk easily french. Spend the confinement in his house in "Vallée de la Loire" .

[@الهامفیضالهی]

His voice is soo soothing and cool and sexy

[@hyctobe7148]

Yep, that's Cavett for you

[@marksc1929]

...that's gold....thx for sharing..

[@kateskeys]

this is so special

[@mark83175]

I think he meant 90 not 60.

[@dougg1075]

“10 kilos” hahaha! That’s 22 lbs

[@tawpgk]

Perhaps he meant 10 stones which is what the Brits used to always say their weight. That would be a more reasonable, albeit slight 140lbs.

[@michaelheller8841]

British Humor. I'm American, I had to look that up too lol

[@chelseapoet3664]

No he didn't mean 10 stones. He was joking.

[@bill291212]

60 was old then, not anymore

[@sratus]

That's what 60 year olds say.

[@natedawggaliyah1657]

He did do it at 60 haha

[@mcspongeicus]

no cane though!

[@Nazzz65]

''Do you read poetry?'' ''No.'' Great!

[@Methilde]

In an other interview he talks about Baudelaire, so ????

[@aerialarboreal9005]

Imagaine, back then rock bands played a Matinee in the afternoon and another show at night!! Crazy man, you'd never see that today!!

[@Nazzz65]

''I AM furious...'' Hilarious!

[@carolynhamilton3316]

Doing show at 60? Ha ha!! Try 77!! Just love him. He was also adorable then.

[@gazriley624]

he's almost 79

[@nyc132132]

“can you picture yourself at the age of 60 still doing this” lol

[@murkydepths181]

Fabulous 🤟

[@brookegoslin]

Hahaha love how Dick Cavett impersonates Marlene Dietrich !

[@lovermansmith9082]

What a fine young lad

[@OlafProt]

Wow his voice was REALLY like that lol I cant help but think of Phil Cornwell doing Jagger in Stella Street.

[@daviedovey]

he's very Nigel Tufnel in this

[@vooveks]

Pure Tufnell :)

[@daviedovey]

@@vooveks almost as Tufnell as Jeff Beck

[@vooveks]

@@daviedovey Yeah, he is pretty Tufnell too.

[@jasonogle3697]

Awesome

[@annekaelliot5417]

Age 78 and aged well and still Slender as always zero body fat

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Valuable film 🎥 🎞 😁💟

[@justinflownow]

Does anyone know what brand and model of slate was used at the top this film? This one handed clapper is f’ing brilliant.

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool

[@maxawesom3850]

So cool

[@andzwe]

4:11 Fun fact: Dick Cavett retired at 60.

[@mikesamonek4247]

Cavett asking if he's ever felt menace on stage 2 years after Altamont feels like a dereliction of research lol

[@MieLandell]

Very much swammeltalk😢😢😂😂

[@Thornspyre81]

He is such a tiny human being

[@no1nestandsalone387]

Still is! He was a total stick when I saw him last summer!

[@Gannooch]

have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Art Carney or Jackie Gleason? I

[@Gannooch]

How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rare.

[@cshubs]

Dick asked whether he ever had a sense of menace on stage. Um, Altamont?

[@joshm2690]

that's what dick tried to get both of the guys to talk about without using the word .. He asked the other guy outright but did not use the word "Altamont" to see if Mic would just talk about it but ...nope . lol

[@kamilgran5796]

And they say drugs will kill you prematurely! Apparently not if you are a millionaire rock star🤔

[@jacobhare3093]

Tell that to Jimi Hendrix lmao

[@jonnybirchyboy1560]

Not if you’re Keith Richards

[@fabioabilio]

@@jacobhare3093 hendrix wasn't a millionaire rock star

[@Methilde]

@@fabioabilio Yes he was.

[@brianbarcus5853]

Wow! 47 years later the Stones are still selling out stadiums over 100,000 around the world - without a hit song in years playing their 1960's, 1970's, and very early 1980's hits - still going strong on ticket sales and a new generation of fans. Where will Justin Bieber be in 50 years?

[@Hal9000ize]

Still preforming probably

[@MostlyBrenda]

Who?

[@EnvyBlu]

Pfff I didn’t know Bieber still performed now 😆 He’s already a has-been

[@pratikkumar-cm3sg]

Did I heard 10 kilos 0:43

[@ryu4045]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@e.nowbodhi144]

you can tell the music people like Cavett, maybe because he's their cultural ally and puts them on for entire episodes of his shows when Johnny Carson wouldn't

[@stefanlindberg5063]

👍👍👍

[@cexilai5942]

0:38 his weight is 52 kilos

[@georgeguja6155]

He always, no literally after he was 20 he didn't gain a single pond Always looked 130-140 lbs for his 5,9.5-5,10 feet height

[@green323turbo]

10Kg is 22Lbs ,lol

[@tawpgk]

He likely meant 10 stones meaning 140

[@sondradupree8709]

Mick looks like a cross between Robbie Robinson and Steve Tyler.

[@717rocket]

Well he's older than both, so it's the chicken or the egg thing.

[@sondradupree8709]

@Solar-Encoded , he looks like a cariacture.

[@MieLandell]

Think he get on something in this intervju..Smoke a joint.maybe❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@josephconsoli4128]

The Stones are totally legendary, but I must say, to this day, I've never become a big fan of them. The closet I came was with "I'm just waiting on a friend" when I was in HS. Other than that, they were just to raw for me. It's amazing that they're still keeping the flame of the '60's lit. When just one passes on, that'll really blow it out.

[@eileen1820]

Oh my gosh, I did really like them and saw them as a Freshman in High School at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. Waiting on a Friend though is such a special song and honors friendship in a really tender way.

[@josephconsoli4128]

@@eileen1820 Same with me with old friends. Hard to find them now at an older age. Near impossible.

[@eileen1820]

@@josephconsoli4128 Yes I call it the invisible age but my youngest son is so sweet. He says, "No Mom, people at 50ish are based - they've lived and pretty much have all the answers. It's younger ppl who are based that know it." That's sweet, I think. Btw, "based" is like the ultimate compliment - like you're grounded with knowledge and morals. Lots of the new counter culture (conservative youth) use it.😊

[@josephconsoli4128]

@@eileen1820 That's wonderful Eileen. I have no children and sometimes am tough on the young generation, but there is a lot of good one's out there like your son that keep hope for future. God bless him.

[@eileen1820]

@@josephconsoli4128 Oh thank you. I agree with you completely. The brainwashing in schools and media has truly dumbed down our youth. It's scary. Our institutions and even Churches have failed us but God won't abandon us. People are waking up.

[@ronaldolaquidara64]

Why are the videos mad short?? Can't u play the whole interview?? Oh wait probably have to $pay$ 4 it.. lolz 😆 😆

[@lorisperstad8191]

😊

[@dixirose111]

He knocked off the bands first singer...

[@scottbrandts610]

He looks like Lily Tomlin in the thumbnail.

[@chronicsnail6675]

Coke coke coke

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

bullshit, bullshit, bullshit

[@morgdani6686]

@@Hithere-ek4qt He drugs get over it he said himself

[@hyacinthlynch843]

Yep.

[@Methilde]

Not here.

[@JAWS-7675]

JUST THINK,, IF JIMMY HADN'T BROKEN HIS FOOT,, HE WOULD'VE WENT TO VIETNAM AND PROBABLY NOT MADE IT OUT. INSTEAD HE BROKE HIS FOOT!! WOW! THAT CLOSE.

[@jamesshea897]

Fuzzy image. Nope.

[@joebloe1401]

10 kilos = 22 lbs

[@erictalbert4633]

I guess it’s just me but a lot of times I find Dick Cavett interview style weird.

[@kellylappin5944]

Maybe, but it works. Artists like to caught off guard, it keeps them interested, and Cavett had a knack for that.

[@jcyber69]

LSD

[@penieweenieselenie7435]

why is his chest glittery? LMAO

[@MieLandell]

He is very immature in this intervju littel ro young❤❤❤Not no what he talking about littel bla.bla bla all the time.😊😊😊🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@DaveSCameron]

Caught the Stones in the late 1980s in Koln, I swear these fellows invented karaoke . Everything has its time, there is no exceptions . Sit down, fly to the moon or whatever your summit was but you are cringe playing live in 2019

[@kimmyhawk5612]

I seen them in the late 80's also. Steel Wheels tour.. Great concert. Seen them at Cleveland Stadium..

[@alexdelarge703]

I saw them in 2019 and was blown away

[@rc3754]

Zzz

[@Glory-Compass]

I don't know why in the 60s and 70s Rock Musicians looked very Feminine😂, like he is Wearing Lip Gloss in here

[@Methilde]

Now we have macho rappers.....

[@DoctorRevers]

DC always a bit awkward and unsure of himself. Average interviewer

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Richard Alva Cavett 19 de noviembre de 1936 86 años. (87) 🎤🎤🎭🎭🎥🎥⏱️⏱️📺📺📺📺⏱️⏱️🎥🎥🎭🎭🎤🎤