Mick Jagger's 2nd Backstage Interview + The Rolling Stones' Performance! | The Dick Cavett Show

[@TheDickCavettShow]

If you could see any artist live in concert, who would you see? 🎶

[@OlafProt]

Stevie Wonder supporting the Stones then go home.

[@hollygolightly7475]

Sly

[@andrewSUN17]

In the day...Marvin Gaye, Sly Stone, Led Zep, Stones, Aerosmith and the list goes on endlessly...tough question honestly.

[@eargasm1072]

I've seen every living or now deceased legend I wanted to see live (Stones, Who, Clapton, Dylan, Ray Charles, James Brown, Stevie, Santana, Paul & Ringo)...it would have to have been Jimi Hendrix!

[@MrPernell27]

I’ve seen them all. I have seen Bob Dylan 52 times, The Rolling Stones 5 times, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Rod Stewart 3 times. Eric Clapton, Santana, Prince, Aerosmith, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard. And way too many to write. The only one I missed was Tina Turner.

[@VideoAmericanStyle]

The joke about doing it at 60 is even more wild when you consider he is still doing it…at 80!

[@Reba24u]

Without a cane !

[@lazur1]

No doubt he'll be dancing at 80, but give him 6 more months at 79:^).

[@danielmaher7108]

He will turn 80 this summer- born In Dartford on July 1943

[@maliant16]

You know what is even more wild? The fact he is STILL younger than our current president.

[@VideoAmericanStyle]

@@maliant16 and he’s only three years older than the next one…ugh. Enough with the geriatric politicians already.

[@rc6981]

Long Live The Stones!!

[@I_Am_The_Paulrus]

The casual mention of recently being in jail with Keith 😄 Stones tours back then were just absolutely mental

[@juliestrom412]

I honestly had a dream about him the other day and it was fun. I was in London and I've never been there before he was my friend and a party guy. I didn't feel abandoned and I was walking trying to find this party! 🎉 l guess l miss stuff now.....

[@katherinemeller2957]

OMG I was at that concert!! A friend of mine had just starting dating this guy who had won 4 tickets from a radio contest so my boyfriend and I joined them for as you can imagine, a wild unforgettable night. Thanks for the memories!

[@dannyburleigh1]

In 2007 I was a Security Guard for The Rolling Stones!

[@michaelwilson2340]

Did Dick ever interview Charlie? That would have been very awkward and entertaining.

[@guilhermerocks530]

Live long boys

[@MrRar66]

His charm and intelligence come through in this interview

[@E.Humperdinck]

Seems like a real genuine dude.

[@tomdooley4226]

Saw them at the Cottonbowl in Dallas around '83 or '85. Fun time!

[@jamesewanchook2276]

best band of all time... ovarall!

[@haumea420]

🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤💯

[@MarciaMatthews]

August 1972 they were busted in RI. They had a concert in Mass. so strings were pulled.

[@johannesbols57]

July 18th, 1972. Warwick, RI.

[@saraeastman40]

Can you post when Dick Cavett hosted the Bee Gees? I believe 1970?

[@khiggins7231]

4:46 He’s 81 now and still at it !

[@hankblaustein4149]

First time i hear ‘black boy’ and not ‘black girl’ Love the stones; cavett can sound so putzy sometimes.

[@grokeffer6226]

All these rockers sought him out for interviews. He was well-liked by rockers.

[@NOSEBLOB]

10:24 ❤

[@johnscott6481]

Whoa,seemed like they were going into 1000 light years from home at first...

[@jamesedward9306]

Someone should have told Dick its scarred old slaver not scarred old silver.

[@glgl1327]

12:39 What is that song at the tail end of this video!

[@Stonesygirl]

'I Am Waiting' from the album Aftermath.

[@glgl1327]

@@Stonesygirl Thanks! The song sounds similar to 'See My Friends' by The Kinks.

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool

[@OlafProt]

The most interesting thing about this is the fact that its 4th August 1972, and Stevie Wonder is about to release Talking Book (and I'm 8 days from being born). He must've been impossibly exciting that night, compared to the Stones, Especially given their lacklustre performance that night (shown on the other video posted here).

[@paulmc3457]

About 23 pounds of Jumpin Jack Flash? 😂

[@tomschueller4545]

They don't do "Brown Sugar" anymore because it was about slavery.

[@davehoward22]

Partly,it's inspired by the mother of his 1st kid Marsha hunt

[@searing7549]

They try so hard to show the musical guests as “high on drugs” it’s pitifully square. Even Dick with his questions. Rediculous!

[@stephenremington8448]

Now they can't play this because of political correctness, when it's only mentioning a situation, not saying it was right to happen.

[@VideoAmericanStyle]

Honestly, who really cares? They’ve played the song 10,000 times already as captured on probably a dozen live albums. If taking it out frees up a spot in the set list to play something else, I’m all for it. Their 2021 tour was still fantastic. 🎸

[@jamesedward9306]

@@VideoAmericanStyle Wooooooosh!

[@vincentcarnemella7402]

DA. ""TRUE. "" ROLLING STONES. WOULD. STILL. BE. PLAYING. ""BROWN. SUGAR "" !!!!