Tonight on Larry King Live!

Angie

Beggars Banquet is the album and Stray Cat Blues is the song

STILL LIFE (AMERICAN CONCERT) ALBUM............:)

Hi Mick,
I think the Rolling Stones are great, but I also like Beatles, Beach Boys, and ABBA. Have you ever met Agnetha, Benny, Bjorn, and Anni-Frid of ABBA, and what do you think of ABBA?

Hi Mick,
I think the Rolling Stones are great, but I also like Beatles, Beach Boys, and ABBA. Have you ever met Agnetha, Benny, Bjorn, and Anni-Frid of ABBA, and what do you think of ABBA?
It was great to finally see ABBA get inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Is Mick Jagger chicken calibre regarding live interview opportunities? Afterall, no better place for that than "Larry King Live", but tonight's show is mere replay. Live interviews are more interesting than replay interviews, so what gives? Replays of even a Stones celebrity is really a dime a dozen. Please dish, Larry. Did CNN offer Jagger a choice in the matter?

I have always admired Mick Jagger. I practice yoga to the Stones as well as my daily work-out. So many songs but my favorite ones are Salt of the earth, Fool to cry, The spider and the fly. I would love to know what is Mick daily exercise routine, and how does he stay free of injuries while he is flying around the stage?
Thank you.
All the best,
Valerie from Santa Barbara, Ca

i have been a fan since ed sullivan tv show in1964. i for almost 40 yearshave posters,magazines, albums,8tracks and cd's (everything trilpled just in case i lose or something gets stolen. i have been to their concerts since stevie wonder and in different cities

MY FAVORITE ALBUM IS GET YOUR YA YA'S OUT! I'VE BEEN A FAITHFUL FOLLOWER OF THE SONES SINCE ED SULLIVAN SHOW IN 1964. I

It doesn't get any better than the version of 'Sympathy for the Devil' from the 1989 Steel Wheels tour . . . pure power . . . pure rock 'n roll.

I HOPE THEY TOUR AT LEAST ONE MORE TIME I DON'T CARE WHERE I WILL BE THERE IF IN CONTINENTAL US.

Wild Horses is my favorite

I am the Stones biggest fan. I have seen them 9 times in concert & I have collected Rolling Stones Memorbillia for years. I dream about them as well as create art work about them. Please come in concert soon!!!!!
Love! Theresa

Mick, thanks for all the music, there is a Stones song for every mood.
my favorite; Sticky Fingers, what a boost Mick Taylor was. One question though; Is that eric clapton on Stray Cat Blues, Beggars Banquet, at the very end of the song there is a lead guitar, man it sounds like him..Anyways it great to see the band again, getting the attention you deserve.. keep them coming.....

Favorite Rolling stones song: Shattered

Evening all, Favorite Stones album, Aftermath 1966.

I imagine Mick Jagger has a very dim view of the Apartheid Arizona State Immigration racist law and Hispanic ethnic study's ban.

With the Rolling Stone's song 'Brown Sugar', I doubt Mick Jagger agree's with the White Supremacists purity ethos found in the Republican and Tea Party membership.

Mick, you lucky son of a gun, look at that thick head of hair....

Hot Rocks – The best album ever made.

Hi,

You can't always get what you want!!!

What a great song!!!!

Lawrence Clarke

Hello Sir Mick

What do you think of today's music especially rap songs?
I am old school. I like the music of the 60s to 80s which I think is more melodious with good harmony and beautiful lyrics.

On ypur personal life, you will be 67 in July and.have 7 kids and 4 grand-kids.
Are you stilll with Luciana Gimenex? Are you still friends with your exes Marsha Hunt, Jerry Hall and especially Bianca who is now Council of Europe Goodwill Ambassador.

Or are you lonely at the top like one of your songs say?

Thank You.

I'd like to see Mick Jagger in more Hollywood films. He seems a natural for acting.

its between exile on main street and sticky fingers.i've been to about 20 shows and would love to go to another 20.i've seen the stones in toronto,buffalo,ottawa,montreal,chicago , atlantic city seattle and vancouver and i need to go to more cities, so please guys tour again soon. as for touring would you consider doing a scaled down version as in the stage and concentrate more on playing you're older material

All of the rolling stones album's are great I love watching you tube and cranking up there music .

Angi was my favorite .

LARRY congrads on the 25th!!! MICK, ROCK ON!!! USA is the way!!!

Hi Mick, my favorite song is "paint it black". Saw the stones during steel wheels toour. My question is do you have a favorite song and what's your favorite stones song to perform?

Stone music used for 1970's movie Jerico Mile with Peter Strauss ? anyone...

The younger generation dont know crap .

Thank you Larry for Mick Jagger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
love you

Would Mick Jagger be willing to do a Brain Aid concert? Why? Because more people in the US die each year from suicide than from homicide. Better treatments and more research is desperately needed. Thank you.

Absolutly ...HIGH TIDES AND GREEN GRASS

Keep on rockin Mick to you and the band

Somestimes Life can pass you by in the blink of an eye but Rock Stars live on forever

I'm way old school, my favorite Stones song - Ruby Tuesday!

The youth of the 60's and 70's had the best rock and roll ever made, ever will be made....Quality last its been time tested and it never dies....

The 60's and 70's were the best for rock -n- roll .

Disco sucks could never replace the Rolling Stones .

Larry... How does Mick look back at their first US concert at NYC Carnegie Hall promoted by Sid Bernstein the man who brought the Beatles in as well as the Stones

The Rolling Stones came to town on my 16th birthday.....my mum and dad had no choice but to let me go to the concert!

Love you always, Susan

Paid $8 for tickets at Madison Square in1969. Paid $375.00 in Puerto Rico. Both worth it , shot fantastic photos, wish i could send them to them somehow

There you go Larry the Beatles was you a hippi with the band on the run also .

The stones and the animals with Eric Burdon got hot about the same time I think in 64... Think I wore out Its My Life by the animals and Under my Thumb by the Stones.

T Rex was great also and Ringo made them .

Bye all, Mick Time is on your side pal....

Between the Buttons.

Wild Horses, yeah! Love that era Stones and Beatles all the way.
Two of my aunts got to meet them in L.A.; sent them flowers and were invited back stage to meet them=Grand. Thank you for some fantastic music.

Thanks again Larry another great guest .

Watch Larry nightly and I am THE NUMBER ONE Stones fan of all times (along with many others... lol ) lGet Yer Ya Ya's Out is (one of my) favorite albums with Love in Vain and/or Sympathy as the most favorite???? What about Tumblin' Dice! Brown Sugar! Citadel! Jumpin' Jack Flash! ...... too many to name... Love it all!

Loved the interview with Larry King tonight. Was hoping to hear Mick's views on tribute bands to the Rolling Stones.

Aftermath (UK) is my favorite Stones album.

"Loving Cup"....hands down. And no, not the version by Phish.

My favorite....The Soul Ballad at the Olympia in Paris ....Long live The Stones

There is absolutely no way there is one favorite song by The Stones, it's impossible to pick one. So, heres a few off the top of my head: Let it Bleed, Beast of Burden, Tumbling Dice, Spider and the Fly, Some Girls, OMG, I can't stop!! You should have asked Mick about the Glimmer Twins which incidently is one of my favorite tattoos!! I want to thank Mick and the Boys for doing what they do, it has made life a little easier! Please Mick come back to Connecticut where your #1 fan is. Paige Tersavich P.S. The Rolling Stones is the Greast Rock n Roll Band in the world!! No Doubt!!

@ Hugh in Carpenter

Mick Jagger is 67 years old; therefore, you have a long life ahead to pursue your passion! Interesting how you changed your name. Ruby Tuesday is a wonderful song. I really enjoy another of his 'older' songs, but do not think it would read favorably, if you get my jest! :~)

I am trying to give my husband something to look forward to. I am desperate for him. He left his CFO job to take care of our autistic son who is now 22 years old. I was always the caregiver until he pysically abused me one night and now my husband won't leave me alone with him. My husband is a wanna be muscisian who has always loved the old guys, especially the Rolling Stones. His music has always been his therapy and yet lately, his spirit is gone. We are on the brink of loosing everything, including our 30 year marriage, because of our desire to keep our son home with us. I need to see some hope in him and keeping our son home with us is taking away his hope. He has always been the person who has given the positive and give it back to everyone, no matter how bad and yet he can'tfind his hope or smile. I can't find anything else to give back to him that I can afford but a trip to see the Rolling Stones and Larry might be just what brings him back to me. He is the best father I know that has not walked away from his children and espesially our autistic son and the idea of not being able to take care of him ourselves is taking away his spirit and his creativity. I need him back! Please give him time to realize that all is not lost. We need some HOPE!

Bob Wotherspoon best impersonator of Mick hands down. Oh by the way, Can't pinpoint one song so I'll have to say, Memory Motel, Fingerprint Files and Can't You Hear Me Knocking I just love!

Hey Mick, Thanks for the Interview . I was born in 1966 and grew up loving the Stones. Thankyou for the music and the spirit of freedom It gave us. It really is a special message you and the rest of boys who gave us this music. Thankyou, Thankyou.
Sincerely, William Christopher Raines.

High Tide and Green Grass. In addition to the history-making music the photo album inside the record jacket was soooooooo cool. I went to 1st Stones concert in 1972 – Scope in Norfolk, VA. What an experience!! Still have th photos. Hit the Steel Wheels concert later with the daughter I was carrying in 1972 (and did not know it!). Marked her 16th birthday. Very memorable special time. We both love ya Mick. You tour and we will be there! Love, Marie from 1972 🙂

HANDS DOWN--"EXILE ON MAIN ST.",IS THEIR FINEST COLLECTION, ESPECIALLY THE ROBERT JOHNSON CUT--"STOP BREAKIN' DOWN". B.E.

Soooo lucky to have seen The Stones in 1964 and 1965 at the NY Academy of Music with Brian Jones. They were just a band with two guitars, a set of drums, a harmonica and Mick's vocals. Never have seen another group as great!

Missed an autograph from Jagger...after standing outside the Essex House for hours, trying to get an auotgraph, he came out and refused to sign autographs. A little devastating to a fifteen-year-old groupie.
But still followed this legendary group all these years and believe they are the best rock n roll band I've ever seen on stage.

Best song, of course, is SATISFACTION.
It has a specific place in music history.
It is one of the iconic songs of the 60's sexual revolution.

Hope The Stones come back to the stage soon...maybe with just
two guitars, a set of drums, a harmonica and Mick's vocals.
Wouldn't that be full circle?
Thanks Larry and Team for Jagger's interview. It was an appreciated
relief from the serious daily news.

Silly me.

And here I thought Larry would talk about the Stones music and concerts.

So you can understand my amazement, when I discovered it was all about the Stones use of drugs alcohol, police problems ect.

I guess those topics are more interesting than the incredible achievement of the Rolling Stones.

GREATEST TOURING ROCK & ROLL BAND THAT EVER EXISTED.

Check out Hotrocks at the Sound Academy on youtube. We love you Mick and this proves it.

I never met a Stones song I didn't like! My favorite album is Beggars Banquet!

I was 15 in 1965, when I bought my 45rpm "Satisfaction". I wish I knew where it was now. Ironically , that was 45 years ago. It seems like yesterday. The "Stones" were considered the bad boys back then, and were always 2nd fiddle to the Beatles. To me, the The Stones were the "true" Rock and Rollers, when all we had was AM radio. Mick Jagger had the rowdy outlaw image, as compared to the "All you need is Love" Beatles. Everybody always asked each other, "Who do you like better, The Beatles or The Stones?" Being a teenager in the 60's, and hearing them both for the 1st time, you took sides. All I know is I'll be 60 this year, and my crowd back then identified more with the "Rolling Stones." Mick Jagger was the number 1 influence on my generation, still is, and always will be. Thanks Mick, Your Fan, Dewey from St. Louie.

A great and very talented band. Lot of original , incredible music. Thanks Mick for giving an interview. Hope you and Keith and the other band member have many more productive and happy years. You have left a great musical legacy that may be enjoyed for many future generations.

@robbin tiraterra...May 18th, 2010 10:36 pm ET
Hang in there. Things will improve. There will be hopeful things happening in your life. Just take one day at a time, and look for glimmers of hope. You and your husband are both compassionate people. Things will work out, one small step at a time.

Very well. Favorite song: Sympathy for the Devil
Favorite albums: Hot Rocks One & Two
But, always a butt, i will have to say that as a Band, they have for me the most best albums of any band except Van Morrison and The Beatles. There.

Mick, You have been such an inspiration to thousands of musicians, some of my greatest memories included the Stones music, concerts and dance and it has been such a pleasure to listen to you tonight.

Sticky Fingers or Exile.
As for best song, Gimme Shelter, Can't You Hear Me Knocking.... There are too many!

well I got to take mom to work I well see you later on Larry and just to say I meant John travolta's tell hem I,M sorry see you Larry Be good god night

symphony for the devil

Gimme Shelter!!!
Honky Tonk women!!!
Start me up!!!

One awesome band and up there with the greats.

Love Satisfaction, Brown Sugar, Streets of Love, Harlem Shuffle, Far Away Eyes, Beast of Burden, Angie.

Mick has an unusual way of dancing, very unique. Thanks for all the great music.

Great interview!
Was thinking maybe, because I am an int'l viewer in Asia, the interview would be preempted by Bangkok stuff, but thankfully it wasn't. (Pssst - CNN -- keep the "breaking news" on the crawl stuff at bottom of the screen, not on a monoploy on the television screen....let viewers decide which news is really that imp't .....)

Jagger was totally descriptive and insightful, erudite, yes pushing a new rerelease but still a lot of fun to see him one-on-one with Larry King.
Thanks to CNN for airing the interview, although that little bit of a mistake (less than a minute) where Laura Bush got in there from an earlier interview was pretty silly and made her look more ridiculous than she usually does.

Still Rockin...Go Stones!!!

My favorite song: Sympathy for the Devil by The Rolling Stones
Interview with a vampire LOVE IT

We love you Mick!

Best song is (can't get no satifaction)

there are so many great Stones songs. Hard to single them out. I would have to say Exile on Main Street was one of my favs. Sweet Virginia, Dead Flowers, Tumbling Dice, Miss You!

I wish Larry would have asked:

"What'd you think of the movie Spinal Tap?"

Just so I could hear Mick say:

"Eleven. Exactly. One louder. "

Gary (Cosmogeny)

Was suprised why did Laura Bush enter frame.
Then there were lots of breaking news on the Taliban attacks at Bargram and also the Bangkok situation.
So many intteruptions to an insightful nterview..

I have way too many favorite songs. Favorite album is Goats Head Soup.

Right now I am loving the new Exile release.

I love all of the guys, but Keith is my fav!

I was born in 1978, and I love the Rolling Stones! I have to say, most music today sucks! Fave songs? Gimme Shelter, Honky Tonk Women, Wild Horses, Let It Loose, Angie...Thanks for fantastic music!!!

I enjoy their music a lot! but in my humble opinion in terms of legacy they did nothing extraordinary or really groundbreaking. Is it amazing that they are still playing? Yes, Are they the greatest band ever? No.

I have their music in my Ipod but I also have The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Michael Jackson, ABBA, Bryan Ferry, Billy Idol, The Cure, Cold Play, Black Eyed Peas, Guns n'Roses, INXS, Keane, Empire of the Sun, Queen, Santana, The Clash, Simply Red, U2, Muse, Madonna, Cerrone, Renaissance, etc, etc, etc I LOVE MUSIC!!!!

Harlem Suffle, Satisfaction, Sympathy for the Devil, Far away Eyes, Angie, My Baby and many more, I just do not remember the names!

Mick, love you baby! You are still hot after all these years!!!! When is your next tour? I'll be there. Staples?

There are so many songs I love by the Rolling Stones, I can not possibly name them all. The song I love on the radio is Let's Spend The Night Together, and I always want to hear Sympathy For The Devil at a Stones concert. My favorite albums- Exile on Main Street, It's Only Rock and Roll and Some Girls.

I love Mick Jagger!

I like the stones but have never seen them in concert do to the ridiculous price of the concert tickets

Does it concern you that you give such HUGE publicity to the "Micks" of this world, airing their dirty laundry, making it look like that's OK, (even the way to "get there"). Not very positive images for our young people planning their furtures.

I wish you could be promoting proper, healthy, success stories instead.

Under Assistant West Coast Promo Man.
Sticky Fingers

Larry , I missed the show Tuesday Night ( working ) with Mick.
When , will show be repeated ? Thank You and oh , My Favorite Stones Tune is Street Fighting Man .. Enjoy your show

Rickey , Houston Tx.

My favorite....Brown Sugar, Satisfaction, Angie & I Miss You....Just to name a few.

My favorite Stone's song is You Can't Always Get What You Want.

This song is killer and feeds my soul like no other.

I LOVE to dance-move-live to this song.

I often get mistaken for either Mick, or Keith, when I am out and about.

Go figure................

Thank you Mick and the rest of the band. You guys are amazing.

Just wish I could have met you and hung out with you a bit before I kick the buckett.

You are the best.

Peace.

Dave

Live version of Gimme Shelter hands down is the best Stones song. Second, is Happy live. Can't wait for the DVD.

Hi Larry,
I am from Africa, have been watching your show for over 12 years tirelessly.I have enjoyed some of the interviews a lot and hated some of those as well,from politics,science,ufo's famous and not famous people.

I loved the interview with Christpher Reeves,Snoop Dogg and Mike Juger,I loved the show with Ahmadine and loved you being interviewed on your 20th anniversary. last five years. Please can you connect me with Snoop dogg and Mike,I have ejoyed grass for over 28 years.I found nothing so helpful,than grass.I love you Larry,but can't any of your questions for sure.You are so friendly and flexible,and almost never get tired and mad at anyone,except during the presidential campaign last year.I look forward for your 25th anniversary in the media,

With best regards,
Leonard.

Keep it up Larry,you are great!God bless you,what you been through can be seen on your face and body!

Hey,

Thanks for all the great music – nothing short of a miracle! Exile would be my desert island album – not just from the Stones but from all bands. I also think Emotional Rescue and Black and Blue did not get the attention it deserved.

Why don't you guys do a hard blues album next? You do blues better than anything and it would be a great salute to your roots? Bring in some of the masters and then tour that album. Smaller venues, like the El Mocombo in Toronto (but no Maggie!) – cheaper to tour and a lot less hassle logistically.

Just don't stop, keep it Blue!

My favourite song is Satisfaction. Love it!!

There are ROLLING STONES songs, which I like yes.
But I consider GOODBYE RUBY TUESDAY my PERSONAL favorite.
WHY? I was born in July-RUBY.
And I was born on a Tuesday.
So whenever I hear THAT song-who can pin a name on YOU?

I'm from the same part of London as Mick Jagger and
remember the Stones well before they made the big time.
They used to play gigs in the pubs in our area.
IT's nice to see Mick giving an interview after all this time.

Fave song....? (lot's to choose from with the Stones.....) Midnight Rambler.... NO wait!: Monkey Man. ...errrr, one of those two.

To Mick and the group: Thanks for being so great for me and my musical tastes for more than 40 years! I love you guys! Also, thanks for coming to Zilker Park and giving me the shot to see you that I always wanted!

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Exile on Main Street is the album (Sticky Fingers is a close 2nd) and "Gimme Shelter" live off any of the 1973 bootlegs is the song. The Stones (and Jagger) never regained that edge they had back in '72-'73, although they did continue making interesting music & had a great set of live tours in 2003-04 + 2005-06.