Mick Jagger (Rolling Stones) - Interview/"Gimme Shelter" 1973 [Reelin' In The Years Archives]
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Mick is in the band by necessity. Could you imagine him in an office job or on a construction site? He had to be a rock star, he was born for it.
So funny you say this because not long ago just out of curiosity I tried to research if he or Keith had ever held even a proper PART-TIME job anywhere as teen's since they were in earnest full time band members so young. Couldn't find one reference to either of them having jobs prior to joining OR during band early days of their joining up. Primary school, art school, band, history.
He could have been an economist and an author. Incisive mind didn't have to abandon his studies at the London School of Economics.
I could see him as an accountant in another universe. The odds of Jagger becoming such a monumental mega-Super Star in Rock were minute. If you believe in String Theory, the odds that Mick Jagger becomes this biggest of stars are like other people winning the biggest lottery ever. Probably in Jagger's other universes, he just becomes a regular success from his intelligence. I urge people to research String Theory, regardless of whether one believes it or not, it's an interesting theory that more and more physicists are subscribing to since they know that infinity is real thanks to the equation of a black hole. So Sir Mick, in our reality, has hit the jackpot whilst probably failing as a Rolling Stone in the vast majority of realities. See the film "YESTERDAY" for an exploration of this theory without saying so.
Sure......but he could've been a very successful economist or entrepreneur , which he also somewhat did beside the band after 1981 .
"I don't want to go on for ever" ....."if I wasn't hooked on my monthly fix of second hand crowd adoration..... that is." ....."wonder how I'm gonna survive this Corona crap"....."which keeps all my fans away from me" .
@@suzannegoode1557 He is an author, because of the way he wrote so many greats lyrics.
His foot between the couch is killing me 😂
tara hoogen he’s high AF
Chad Cullen definitely is 😂😂😂
broo he's just comfortable
Madam Mothra definitely high
@@tarahoogen yeah i would have to agree with you but also comfortable comfortable and high
His comments on “groupies” has just made me like him even more ! The fact that he acknowledged that, these young women were open to abuse and were abused , is so ahead of its time ...
Too selfish to get children need a full time mother and father...
dudes just comfortable
Jagger has always been such an eloquent, intelligent man in dealing with the press.
Mick Reminds one of Canadian Prime Minister Prierre Ellliot Trudeau
Jagger is hands down the greatest front man in a rock and roll band. He’s consistently given great stage performances now for over five decades.
I would argue him and Dave Gahan are tied ! Lol
@@JaraArtist Most people have no clue who David Gahan is, so he's definitely not in the running for "Greatest Front man of a rock and roll band". Sorry, but he's not.
Iggy Pop beats him by miles
@@neal1692 Iggy Pop? That pretentious has been? Don’t be silly.
@@alicat7281 at least iggy pop has enough dignity to end his band when all of the members die
i wish everything was still like this. real artists that are real people, good honest interviews just all of it
Yeah, me too, now we have shit
Boomers
Yeah and still hanging black people indiscriminately shooting them dead. The good old days. Sick. You are the worst kind of human.
@@doriangray2020 what the hell are you on about? You sound like the worst kind of human lmao
@@themagicminstrels476 just the truth about what you people call the “good old days”. Your bubble mentality is the cancer destroying this world. Sweet dreams prince.
I now know why the rolling stone are so amazingly good for so many decades, their head had an amazing brain. Jagger is smart and savvy; the guy is truly a genius.
I now know what it takes to call Jagger a genius.
Well after he took over is all been up for more than 4 decades, and the way he responded to that lady’s questions and stay away from getting caught in some answers and also he’s demeanor of staying cool with her with all her stupid questions, I believe that for his age and fame at that moment he kept a level head and in some way stayed true to himself. Maybe he’s not Einstein, but in his business he is smart, at least he knows when to drop drugs for a while and recuperate and didn’t ended up OD in some hotel room
@@marialeal5444 Jagger is really really smart. He is the major force why the Stones are still relevant and still selling out sports stadiums in his 70's.
Philip Matsikoudis I know; he might not be a rocket scientist or a brain surgeon, but the guy has natural intelligence and talents that he has used all his life to take the band to the 21st century and still be rocking, it takes guts, talent and pizzazz plus a lot of work, and he has all that plus he loves his music. We got to give him and his band all the props, tenacious bunch they are.
@@marialeal5444 I totally agree.
man this interview was the foundation of my personality in high school and college
how so?
@@sixelakeller5377 just how thoughtful and comfortable he comes off here, I liked how casually free he seemed and I craved that frame of mind at the time
Pretty funny seeing Mick saying he doesn’t want to go on singing forever. It is now forever. He’s still going on.
Yep. Just saw them on tour (June 2024) and he is still incredible
Not only is he the cutest thing on God’s green earth, but he’s brilliant! What a gifted artist!
He's really very soft spoken and introspective. Doesn't suffer fools. He's open minded and smart. Not a big surprise.
Over 45 years later both Mick and Tony Bennett are still around !
"Same as what happens to you love, you get old and you wash the dishes." Mick almost made me piss myself laughing with that one
2019: Still rockin.
He looks extra cool in this interview
That stone is stoned
LOL - Yup! - You got that right!
.....and.....bored . The band wasn't particularly happy in Australia .
@
He was also drugged up back then, he doesn’t need to appear stoned, it was rarer to see him sober than drunk or high
Don't think, he is still this kind of relaxed one on interview.
Oh yeah ✌️
Gimme Shelter is, on the whole, my favorite song. I go on long stretches of not listening to the song as to maintain that poignancy it captures for me. If I hear it on the radio or in a store whilst out and about, I do whatever I can to literally not be able to hear it until my choosing it is that essential to me. And here I sit typing this at thirty years old, and there sits Mick Jagger at thirty years old. Talk about disparate. Being thirty, and feeling for this song as I do, I cannot imagine being able to create a piece of art at this age so profound. I really cannot comprehend it. Beauituful.
I'm 62 years young...Mick Jagger (and Arnold) have been a part of my life ...FOREVER... they got me through my life...PLEASE both RING IN 2020!!! and live forever....luv you Mick..(and Oak). PRAYERS! hg
Beautiful Mick Jagger 💋💋⌗☝🏻👉🏻🌎
"13:42 "Maurice Chevalier, who is no longer with us..I mean he went on forever. But I don't want to!" ....Prophetic statement indeed, Mick.. ;-)
his talk about 'image' enlightened me.
Saw the Rolling Stones earlier this year, Jagger's like 78 now still singing. Frank Sinatra was 58 at the time of this interview.
I like the way she keeps trying to dig and he keeps knocking the shovel out of her hands
Mick, mellow as in slightly wasted, peaceful and easy ~
These guys were roaring geniuses - take a look. it doesn't happen often.
Genius. ? Hahaha funny
Never gives up anything. Master evader
Harry Houdini :)
makes me remember that particular time!
(ah, clothes we wore then stuff we did etc; funny and fun looking back!)
Amazing how he talks about mainstream media and how they would categorize you into a box if you gave your thoughts on a subject. He is wise for his age in his response in answering her questions, Lol... Funny how mainstream media has kept their reputation even till this day.
Mick Taylor's guitar at the end!!!
why is he so attractive?🥰
He was cute. 🔥
Are you asking? Because, it's pretty obvious. He evolves and changes all the time. But, it's the entire package. His looks are only a small part of what makes him a sex symbol.
ikkkk he's so cute
He's truly beautiful ❤️
@@kristin-artl.335 a sex symbol? That’s a bit odd to say
i have a test tomorrow and im watching this instead 😭
You got that great solo at the end. Man they were so tight. ❤
The coolest glasses ever
what a legend
He bagged the interviewer I'm sure. This is Jagger in his prime
Mick said he doesn't want to be like Tony Bennett going on forever. Well, Mick, you are that person 45 years later!
Only much bigger than Tony Bennett.
Except thousands time richer and a much bigger star. More like a Frank Sinatra than a Tony Bennett, albeit, Tony is still plugging away.
Fun interview Mick Rock in it 70s style
13:34 "...and a lot of people go on singing and singing...like Tony Bennett..I mean how old is he....I don't know..blimey you know. I don't really wanne be like that ...."😂😂😂
He sure does now and he's still Rockin like he's in his 20's. The guy is in phenomenal shape and has done everything right to maintain himself. Sir Jagger deserves a lot of credit for his self-discipline to remain relevant to the present in 2020, 47 years after this interview.
What’s crazy is that Tony is somehow still alive
@@sumtin05698 and he just did his last show a week ago lady gaga
Cud listen to him talk all day x
He’s got them moves like Jagger, moves like Jagger... moooovveess like Jagger 😁 even back then 🕺🏻 geeze Louise nearly 50 years ago - this interview, time 🕰 flies.
Pretty clear that Steven Tyler studied Jagger’s moves long and hard.
Mick was actually quite cynical and not trying to hide it
Wow Nicky Hopkins' piano on top of the mix in Gimmer Shelter.!!!
Yes!!! He really was great.
Aw cute 70s mick. 80s mick would be a complete 189 of this anti image ideology
Mick telling you the truth....I wonder if he remembers this Frank interview....
keith burgess long gone are the days of substance-fuelled honesty lol
Doubt it. He has done thousands. If he sees it he probably would have his memory refreshed, otherwise...doubtful.
The woman interviewing him wouldn't appreciate you calling her "Frank".
No, he doesn't want to go on forever like Tony Bennett, etc,..well, I think you changed your mind somewhere down the line?.. it's 2021, you turned 78 & you're still on stage! Rock on while you're still young Mick Jagger!!
Wow, he seems pretty shy in this interview. I've never seen him like that before.
Prolly just really high lol
Stoned!
Coke
Maybe high that’s why he’s wearing the glasses
He is so obviously high in this interview..and yet coping so well. insightful, eloquent. what a guy
Highly intelligent and articulate...even when answering the same questions since 1963
Preach.
Love that this is nz, yesss
(3:14) "I was just to play music, you know - that was my interest"
The images, which are associated with Mick, doesn't affect him. Perhaps that is one of the main reason the Stones (Mick) still exist and make music.
it's only a rock'n roll business but he like it and he can manage it.
MickJagger has a dance music record coming out December 2020
Looking his coolest here! Maybe it’s the 😎!
Groupies Yes!! putting his drink down to talk on the subject lol!
Kind soul
4:20 DRUG TALK - what synchronicity
He might be on but he's telling it as it is
he's so fine
WOW
Dudes loaded.
Dipstick
MJ - always civil in interviews ▫️👍🏻▫️ & on many other occasions the interviewers have been wise guy concrete pylons !
Love him
Mick has a buzz and sounds like Brian Jones here! If only
TRES Cool
A sheer joy to watch the ultimate Rock Star at his laid back best Jagger has been a template for his generation i'm sure even John Lydon has coppied his style in his hey day don't want to be like tony Bennet still performing hellYeah still Rocking Mick !!!
Nobody is more copied than the Rolling Stones and in particular...Jagger.
@@NewarkBay357 como??
"Women should be attacked." "Women cause men a lot of trouble." "Women cause men a lot of trouble. It's a good way to get songs. One of the only good things about women." LOL. Can you imagine a celebrity saying that today?
He does admit that groupies get abused a lot though which is somewhat redeeming
I think you missed his point completely. He meant something different. He said women should not be attacked, especially phisically. He also said that groupies should not be abused because they are humans.
It's because some people have this false idea that women can do no wrong.
@@Mirabella76 LOL. That's not what he said.
@@scottythetrex5197 maybe you should listen more carefully. Whatever
he mentioned big brother back in 1973 lolz
Medicated Mick!
Not really. Get off it
He def on somethin
I certainly didn’t see anything boring about Mick Taylor’s playing on stage as Keith stated in his book. If anything he was stealing the show. More things are becoming apparently clear.
Keith wasn't referring to Mick Taylor's playing, it was his lack of movement or even facial expressions.
Mick Taylor was the best guitarist the Stones ever had in their lineup. When Taylor was a Stone the Stones generated their best music.
Mick Taylor had a very boring stage presence, just standing there looking bored . A great player but he just stood there looking bored
Right. Mick Taylor should have strutted around more like Bill Wyman. Lol. How could anyone complain about Taylor looking bored...when Bill Wyman barely moved his fingers on stage.
Can’t really run around like Ron Wood and play like Mick Taylor lol
Mick talks and acts like Turner from performance. like it.
p.s.: I never felt that the stones had a 'message'.
Oh, so this where Bono got his ideas from!
Just like Harry Styles
NO,NOT AT ALL!! Harry Styles is just like him,he's a lot older was born first so Harry takes after him not the other way around lol
No he’s not 💀😭
@@morgdani6686 he is In ways
Ooooh Yeeeeeeeeee....BRAVIO !!!!! Supeeeeeeer
Mick Taylor on lead guitar: "Brown Sugar."
Jagger wrote that riff which opens the song.
@@NewarkBay357 Yes, it was in Australia where he was for Ned Kelly.
The interview chick coulda came up w/ some better questions. Sha-doobi.
Sha-Ruby
She mostly just wanted to talk about tawdry stuff (sex, drugs, etc.). Music was discussed only in a superficial way.
@@bholaoates1542 True that.
😂😂😂love Mick
He's a pretty sharp bloke
I need what he was on...
Mick Taylor buring it up at the end🎸⚡️!
Burning..
keith richards is laying on the floor at the back
"one thing about women is that they make you write good songs" i'm tattooing myself that
00:48 when you see a diagram of the Male anatomy in your textbook and have to inform your pal next to you of the striking resemblance between them and the diagram.
Love Mick🤍
4:20 7:33 10:33 I wanna know what happens in his brain.
acid, and he always stuck his tongue out randomly at the camera from the early age of the stones too
Mick pumped about 5 cones before this interview lol.
13:40 mark - I guess he was wrong on that prediction. I prefer this Mick Jagger to the 1980s version in terms of candor.
14:30mark Mick Taylor showing his influence on the early 70s Stones sound.
"Too Much Blood" in the 80's version of the Stones. They wasted their talent in that decade because of in-fighting.
💋
In the early days his teeth were slightly different. He's had a cap on the left hand side, at least. It's more prominent than his original tooth. I never saw him with tooth decay and wonder if someone punched him. At 8:45 when he starts asking the interviewer questions about women, he's flirting with her. At 9:37 "one of the only good things about women" - slightly misogynist there, but their lyrics often were anyway. 13:09 Interviewer: 'What happens to someone like you when you get old". Jagger: "Same as happens to you, love, wash the dishes". Fortunately that's not what happened.13:40. He doesn't want to go on singing forever (well that worked out).
Just a musician. Old musician now
Jagger is from Dartford, but sounds as a Londoner.
Like Up
He doesnt look like he's 30 at all. Unbelievable
Ha! Now I see where Scott Weiland got the idea to strut around the stage like a freaking peacock.
😎
Taylor fucking ripping it on Gimme Shelter.
...and Taylor cooking in the outro -
He's always loved being himself, and why not? He's the most important part of one of the two the best bands ever! Beatles? Yeah, great, we all know that.
No more reverence for the Beatles
now that I'm awake.
Lotta fake fuckery with the Beatles.
Songs they didn't write but yet claimed they did.
Fake death of Lennon who's now Mark Staycer
(clearly a psyop like all the
fake deaths of those in The 27 Club).
Beatles a project of the Tavistock Institute
maybe the same can be said about the Stones,
it appears Intelligence agencies used them to
get kids to do drugs, a big part of social engineering
which is what Jagger may be
strongly alluding to at 4:19.
Evidence these claims are true? Yes evidence is at
mileswmathis dot com / lennon PDF .
I don't respond to ad hominem attacks. And
I don't respond to govt trolls who post comments
as they get paid $$$ while pretending
to be an ordinary everyday civilian.
@@navysealsliedtheyneverburi430
Lennon isn't dead? Good to know
Navy SEALS lied they never buried Bin Laden at sea what are you on? lmao you’re nuts
Stones were better IMHO.
@@navysealsliedtheyneverburi430 Get help.
What kinda shades are those ?