Interview : Mick Jagger évoque son biopic sur James Brown

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Chanteur des Rolling Stones, producteur de “Get On Up”, un biopic sur James Brown, mais aussi du documentaire 'Mr Dynamite' à venir sur HBO, Mick Jagger est un fan éternel de “The Godfather of Soul”.

Interview shot in Paris during the promotion of "Get on up", James Brown Biopic (2014).

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It's an honor to see this guy speak French very well since he is part of one of the greatest rock band.

christophoros

I'm half English half French and I just when he speaks french... He's funny and so simple and human WHILE being also this perfect cliche of the aging posing and slightly aristocratic Royalty Of Rock !!! I love you Mick...

MeeKOfficial

This is why Mick and the Stones are so successful and long
Personality and fluent audience communication....
And working hard to put on a good

Enusiast

Kudos to Mick Jagger! He played a major part on James Brown video documentary!

rayburton

i love listening to Micks interview, without trying to sound patronising he is a very intelligent man. i was always a Stones man ever since i stole my brothers Aftermath album so i could listen to Paint it Black.. i think their best concerts were at the Holywood Bowl and Arizona, in the 80s but those are just my choices, other will obviously like others.

simonbuenosaires

I love how real Mick Jagger is in this interview - as he is every time - nothing to prove and comfortable in his own skin.

paulwallis

Thank you Mick for sheding light on experiences trhat only you and a handful of others may have experienced, how incredible it must have been for you to be a part of this thing we call Funk, Rock and Roll soul and everything in between. As they say you're a brotha from anotha mutha. Thank you and God Bless you.

terranceb.torrct

Following The Stones career from their beginnings to where they are today is still amazing to me. When I look back to their early years I would have never imagined their influence on Rock & Roll and music as a whole. The Rolling Stones became the James Brown's, Little Richard's, Chuck Berry's of my time and and generations ahead. There are no comparisons to be drawn (who is the greatest band of all time) between The Beatles and The Stones. They are in two completely different catigories. Both are the greatest in their zones but The Stones are the epitome of R&R / R&B of any that have come before.

misterpeppercorn

Jagger makes a better Frenchman than an Englishman. No kidding, his mannerisms match much better in french.

gary

It jist warms my heart to see how much Mr. Brown resembles my dad who passed in 2000 and since he has passed it happed it means much more to see his videos. My dad dod not straighten his hair but they look like they could be step brothers or half brothers but daddy wore a afro all the time in his youth was a top insurance agent, regional manager that wore a suit everyday and it gives me a chance to look back and imagine I am looking at my dad. I just lost my last picture of him being a child of divorce.

sherryhunter

fantastic interview. the best part is when he says: uè, bob! innanzitutt! fa figa! marò!

profperfetti

I have never ever before heard him speaking French.

vendelinvavrinecsadlo

Brown was every bit as important to modern music as Ledbelly, Ellington, Sinatra, and the Stones. Moreso, I think, than Presley at least in regards to how he changed or created a form of music.

TomKirkman