The Rolling Stones' new album, "Hackney Diamonds"
Vložit
- čas přidán 14. 10. 2023
- "Hackney Diamonds" is the Rolling Stones' first album of original music in 18 years - and their first since the death, in 2021, of drummer Charlie Watts. Correspondent Anthony Mason sat down with Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Ronnie Wood to discuss their unique chemistry; reuniting with the Stones' original bassist Bill Wyman; and what turning 80 means to Jagger and Richards.
@TheRollingStones #HackneyDiamonds
"CBS News Sunday Morning" features stories on the arts, music, nature, entertainment, sports, history, science and Americana, and highlights unique human accomplishments and achievements. Check local listings for CBS News Sunday Morning broadcast times.
Subscribe to the "CBS News Sunday Morning" CZcams channel: / cbssundaymorning
Get more of "CBS News Sunday Morning": cbsn.ws/1PlMmAz
Follow "CBS News Sunday Morning" on Instagram: / cbssundaymorning
Like "CBS News Sunday Morning" on Facebook: / cbssundaymorning
Follow "CBS News Sunday Morning" on Twitter: / cbssunday
Subscribe to our newsletter: cbsnews.com/newsletters/
Download the CBS News app: www.cbsnews.com/mobile/
Try Paramount+ free: paramountplus.com/?ftag=PPM-0...
For video licensing inquiries, contact: licensing@veritone.com
The Rolling Stones are the greatest rock and roll band ever
Well duh. I think it's objective too.
Keith Richards is the coolest guy in the world.
My neighbor met The Stones in Chicago when they first toured the U.S. She said Keith was SUCH a gentleman; that when she and her girlfriend walked into the room, he told the other band members to stand up ❤
Jagger really is something else, his voice still sounds unreal at 80
Him and van Morrison have arguably gotten better with age
Yeah well.... he's never had to work a job in his life, best medical attention ..... makes sense!
Imma start doing drugs to look that good at 80!
@@keystonebrotherb He stopped doing drugs 40 years ago
There's a video on YT of his workout and diet regimen that he's kept for the last 30yrs or so. Puts most 20yr olds to shame. But the results speak volumes.
Proves the point that people need three things in life to thrive: Something to do, something to look forward to and someone to love Respect to the boys Cheers!
Correct….use it or lose it.
Yes!!
Those words are so important that most young ppl have no idea yet
@@shable1436 wholly correct.
I’m 50 and my mother saw them live when SHE was 16. It’s bananas! 🥰
I'm 50. My mother and father bought tickets for my sister and I. Steel Wheels tour 88' 89'. I've seen them twice since then. You're absolutely right!!!
Me too, Southern first when I was 16 and we saw them about 5 years ago and I thought they were even better!
Think about this. Their last tour last year and upcoming tour, someone will bring their kid (even at their ticket prices) There were probably a bunch of kids say 13 years old. 13 years old in 2022, if they live until 85, that means someone could still be on the earth in 2094 that has seen the stones, a band that started in 1962, 132 years ago (if thinking 2094)
My mother was 22 when she saw them at Madison Square Garden in 1969. I was 5 months old lol. I saw them 3 times (soon to be 4 May 23rd in New Jersey). For her to see them then that experience gets passed down to me is just incredible. The Stones are timeless.
I’m 63 and saw them at 15.
Hard to believe this 68 year old started listening to them in elementary school and they are still rocking and rolling 😮
Agree, 68 here too, it's the soundtrack of our lives, ain' t it? 😛
68 yr old too! Saw the Stones when I was 10 in 1965……
70 here....and saw them for the first time Nov 29, 1969.... Can't remember what I did this morning, but remember that (even what I wore, who I was with....how I got to and from the venue...).
49 here, and kinda wish I was 68 just so I could have seen the stones back in their prime.
I just turned 72 on Friday, first saw the Stones in 1972 & then several times later on thru life. Hopefully, I’ll be blessed to see them live one more time.
They look happier and closer than I've ever seen them. And still with an undiminished rock'n'roll spirit.
Putting aside those decades-old arguments and focusing on what together they do better than almost anyone else - playing and making music
I still cry every time I see Charlie behind those skins. R.I.P. my favorite STONE.
A lovely geezer. My daughter had dealings with him, advising on ex-racing Greyhounds he and his wife Shirley adopted or fostered. She was in fact was a patron of the Charity my daughter worked as a behaviorist for until her death in 2022 .
He looked so frail in the photo she took of them with their last adoptee.
I’m happy that they are still at it, even after the loss of Charlie. Keep on rocking it, guys!
I miss ol Billy Quiet One Wyman. Stones haven't been the same since.
Charlie is probably my favorite, but I wouldn't want the Stones to stop because of the loss of him. Rock on!
How can you not help but love them.
They are unbelievable
I'm 46 years old. To think these guys were already a veteran rock band for 15 years with countless sold out shows, essential albums, and iconic rock hits under their belts when I was born and they're still bringin it, it's just absolutely mind blowing.
I’m 63, they rocked our world
Ohhh to be sure....ya don't sit for a second..rockin blazin , never do anything but make you crazy happy n dancin in the aisles..
@@pringles4312 and another album is just about finished. Miraculous, really.
“It’s bigger than all of us, damn thing.” Most people strive for retirement. Others strive for retirement but remember feeling 19. The Stones are successfully retired old men but choose to perform like young 19 year olds, which is inspiring. Old age does not nullify everyone’s inner 19 year old selves. If you are capable striving to express your inner youthfulness, no matter what age, in a responsible mature manner, like the Stones, and enjoy your life for as long as possible, God bless you. Rock on Rolling Stones.
Good luck explaining that to anyone younger than you. Age is always a basis for dismissal
Jerry Garcia was like that he said that he needed to do it because of the music and the legacy and it wore him out
A lifetime spent making music with your friends. Who could want more? The Rolling Stones have earned fame and fortune doing what they love. They still love doing it, their fans love hearing and seeing them. Why would they ever stop?
What a wonderful interview and perspective from true legends.
I’ll remember that advice to life when creating or doing something great “you gotta give a minute. You can’t be dismissive of it in the first minute.”
they never have gone out of "style" 60 plus years, and still rocking the world
My heroes. Next year will God willing mark thirty years of me seeing them in concert (done at least twenty shows - mom first saw them in 66!). While Paul and Ringo singly keep the Beatles legacy alive, the Stones are a testament to keeping an actual band together through in-fighting, management rip-offs, member deaths, drug persecution (the Beatles were celebrated for LSD use while the Stones went on trial), going in and out of fashion, etc. 'Old Gods Almost Dead' and 'Brian Jones and The Making of The Stones' are two key books to understanding their history (every band that doesn't wear matching suits and sing happy pop songs owes them their existence). Please introduce your children and grandchildren to their great roots and deep catalogue so that Disney Jr.-level Taylor Swift doesn't become the cultural foundation of the planet. Will miss Charlie always. Congrats on finally releasing a new album. KEEP ROLLING, STONES!!
you mean Mick and Keith the only originals
Good points, well made.
Saw them four times - once in the 80s 90s 2000s and 2020s
Well said, Musical Foundation can’t be T Swift nor N word spitting acts. Old Jazz dudes also went on forever Ella, Lionel Hampton, etc. Youth will always rule but not Disney’s version and commercialization.
When Mick and Keith bumped into one another by chance in the early sixties on a platform in dreary Dartford railway station, I'm sure they never dreamt they would be playing to massive crowds into the 21st century. There is a fairytale element to it all. The Rolling Stones really have stood the test of time. Congratulations boys.🥂🥂🍾🍾❤
The magical story is that Brian Jones formed the band and asked Mick and Keith to join him. Never forget Brian❤️. Without him today there would be neither the Rolling Stones nor their magical fairy tale,✨🧚♀️
@@tizianadefeo196Well said! We love the Stones ,and we don't forget Brian Jones! Respect to his memory 🎸👏👏
Well as someone who is half their age and born well after their heyday, these guys to me are pure rock n roll inspiration. They still carry that defiant spirit in them and I'm SO glad they're still making music! Long live the STONES!!!
“After their heyday”? I’ve never heard of them having an “after their heyday “ moment.
Um, I would say 64 - early 80’s was their heyday. Not to say they weren’t good after that but that was when the band was most prolific in writing/releasing music
The Rolling Stones is the grestest rock n roll band ever existed! I am so greatfull we still have those young boys making good music!!
First I was Angry, but now I'm in Heaven....thanks to our Rolling Stones new releases....Anxiously await Hackney Diamonds!!! See ya' soon, Boys!
Keith Richards at age 80 is a sentence nobody thought they would ever hear including Keith.
When they are together, talking, having fun, you get why they still play. They seem to genuinely like each other, they love being together and playing music together. And tens of thousands show up when they play live. The new album is fine. I love seeing them still going at it.
Will always be my favorite rock band. True legends.
Even as a Beatles fan - long live The Stones! 👍👍🎵🎵
best of british both bands made thier own history
I am 73 and first saw them in in the Granada cinema in Greenford, London in the 1960's that was when they were doing small venues now to me they are Rock and Roll, just about the last of the super bands, I don't care for the music of today I guess I am alot like my father used to be when I was a kid and he saw the Stones or the Beatles on programs like ready steady go on tv he used to say that's rubbish how could I even listen to it. But today's music doesn't have the kick that the music of my younger years had I could list the bands I liked and still listen to but this is about the Rolling Stones.
Agreed
I love ‘em. That simple. In this disaster of a world the Rolling Stones at 80 give us all joy and life.
Exactly
God Bless The Rolling Stones❤
RIP Charlie…! Long love the Stones!!
This Album is shocking. Its amazing, one of the best albums of the year and they are 80 years old. Bravo guys!
Breaking the rules of the game...almost 100 years of rock. Scary enough Keith seems even stronger 😮😂 my Gawd!
The mold was broken when The Rolling Stones were made. They are a remarkable situation..
The Rolling Stones are still the shit.I've loved these guys since I was a kid in the 70's..Seeing them in concert is beyond words. I last saw them in 2005 and they totally blew me away.
Absolutely! Saw them in 1975 when I was 12 ish ha ha .. then in 89 3 times when they were in Alpine Valley Wisconsin 🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵😎😎😎😎
Simple.... the greatest band of rock and roll history. ❤..... .... they are just great❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s time to give them their Kennedy Center Honors for their contributions to American culture for more than 6 decades. Their impact on American music cannot be overstated. The world was never the same after the bad boys of rock and roll shook the world
very strange they haven't gone in...idk what goes on behind the scenes, maybe they didn't want it, but that seems unlikely
Why should they want it?
I heard they declined the invitation
Honoring rock and roll is kind of like a contradiction in terms.
Rewarding someone for “bad” behavior just doesn’t make sense.
Don’t get me wrong, I love the Rolling Stones, but sometimes it’s better being on the outside of the inside.
The Who, Led Zeppelin, U2, Sir Paul McCartney, Joni Mitchell, Even Sir Barry Gibb all are not Americans have received the Kennedy center honors. So why not the greatest rock and roll band of all time too? If not the band, then mick should receive the honors solo.
I'm 54 and when i was a kid a person who was 60 was an old man. The fact that the Stones are still touring at 80+ years old is mind-blowing. Especially considering how much they "enjoyed" the '60s and '70s.
I saw them live when I was 13 and said to myself - that’s what I am gonna do for a living . And did it . Nothing like a live show .
An inspiration to us ALL! And Mick can still get into a size 32inch waist. The Rolling Stones are truly remarkable. God bless them for the joy they have given to so many.
Size 32??!! He’s a 26. Same as me 🙈
@@KC1989ify Brilliant! I'm on the wagon for 50 days (17days so far) to get into a size 34, but 32 would be just great! My favourite Stones record is 'Wild Horses', but my favourite artist is David Bowie. In 1983 I saw him in Rotterdam and I still have the t-shirt, but my late brother was the true fan. On the lineup was UB 40 and the Australian band Icehouse.
Never in a million years would I ever believe the Stones would be around while I was in my mid-50s in 2023. They were old men when I bought my first Stones record in 1978, Some Girls. And they were old men all through out my lifetime and here they are, outliving my parents and my grandparents and with my health issues, might outlive me.
Lucky for anyone who is alive to still get to hear legends
I'm 58 years old and I love The Stones since 1977. Go, go Stones! Don't Stop! Time is on your side! 😊
Unbelievable 🤩❤. . Can't believe they are still killing it in their 80s. Wow. ❤
Me 2
The Rolling Stones are something of a touchstone for all the aging Baby Boomers out there. (which includes me) They've been around for almost our entire lives, and remind us of the things that we've lost or gained along the way.. (deaths, births, marriages, etc). My father died the day the Stones did "Beast of Burden" on Saturday Night Live in 1978. My mother, who died a couple of years ago, didn't really like Rock and Roll, but she thought the song "You can't always get what you want" was very insightful. When I turned 16, and was allowed to drive by myself for the 1st time, the first song I heard when I turned on the car radio was "It's only Rock and Roll." I was at the show on July 4, 1975 in the Liberty Bowl stadium in Memphis. where a drug dealer I knew convinced Keith to go with him by car to Dallas the next day. They got stopped at a small town in Arkansas, and yet amazingly turned loose when the local authorities couldn't find the massive variety and amount of drugs in the car. At my wedding in 1981, the bands' 1st song was "Start me up"
The new album is great. Bringing much needed joy to the world.
Keith Richards is a freak of nature . How is this guy still living at (almost) 80 years old?! And in such good shape mentally and physically? Amazing really amazing.
I saw them in 1989 on their steel wheels tour. They were awesome.
My brother saw thst in cincinnati. He had 2nd row center. $38
@@christopherstevenrankin Cincinnati girl here--I saw them in summer of 82 in Madrid--supposedly their last tour!!!! HAHA
Best show I ever saw. At Shea Stadium in NY. The crowd was jumping so, in unison, the structure shook mightily beneath our feet -- I was sure the place would fall down!
So happy they're still going strong, with new music, and hopefully a tour to follow.
It’s crazy that these guys are still doing it and doing it better than anyone else. Such likable gentlemen, everyone of them.
Music legends that go all they way back to the British invasion of the 60s. God bless them still rocking in their 80s. I love the Stones ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mick’s very pragmatic views on loss of Charlie & writing a memoir keeps him rolling!
Rock legends! These guys redefine what it means to be eighty.
Born in 67, i have never known a word without the Rolling Stones
This is what we call LEGEND!!
I say this lovingly, these three are like dead men walking, it’s amazing
I can't believe it's been 60 years I've been listening to the rolling Stones. Get off of my cloud was the first one I heard.
I am so enjoying these few minutes with the Stones.
Really enjoyed this interview. I am 74 years old and played in a rock and roll cover band in high school and college--we played a lot of Rolling Stones songs. Brings back some very fond memories.
inspired. charming.
excellent. sweet too.
Righty my husband is 83 we saw them together on Ed Sullivan in 60s still the best the young ones just don’t have it. The Stones love them still have the new music love it
Love the Stones!!! Greatest and longest! Best song writers and all that comes with it!!!! They are one of or THE best rock bands of the AGES!!! And that means....60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and still in 2023 have a NEW album and it is still kick***!!!!! Young and old love it and them!! Wow!!! ❤❤❤❤
They're two years younger than me, but I love them.
I watched The Rolling Stones when they first appeared on The Ed Sullivan show in the early 1960’s,they were an instant hit.after 6 decades of success I believe they have surpassed The Beatles in terms of being labeled “The Greatest Rock n Roll band”.It’s hard to believe Mick Jagger can still sing at 80 yrs old.just a truly amazing group of musicians.I’m shocked Keith,Ron Wood still have their “marbles”
You know in sports, they like to talk about "heart" a lot. In the business of rock - a business as it is - not very many big stars has as much heart in it as The Stones, they remain to show how far one can take it into the human age boundaries with still being creative. I still respect them, tipping my hat.
I am so grateful for their music. Then and now. Love!
They will never be another band like the Stones !
Every Rolling Stones album I've ever had the pleasure of purchasing was good and it gets better as it grows on you.
I can't wait to buy this new album and take it home and live with it for a while.
Thank you so much for doing another album. Good rock and roll is such a wonderful thing.
Thank you so much for enriching my life.
Take care and be well.
The coolest humans on the planet.
Amazing energy. Love you guys❤
Been a fan since I first saw them at the Station Hotel Richmond in 1963!
Rolling Stones should aim to be the first band to continue releasing albums and touring into their 90s
only 10 more years!
I'm so happy...age is just a number...loved them since 1964... still love them now...a national treasure... should I say an international treasure!!! Miss Charlie ❤
Jagger at 80 😂❤❤❤ killin it 🎉
Rolling Stones still Jamming 💯🎶🤝🏾
❤💙🎼💋 "Sweet Sounds Of Heaven" 🕊 🎼🤍
I mean, how are these guys in their 70s and 80s?! It’s absolutely amazing. They sound incredible still.
Ronnie is a great artist!? Who knew?? I was 15 back in 65. THere was a STones bio that came out after Satisfaction. Soret of looking back, the struggle. I had a little band. We were Decembers Children. Ha. My father was rtiring from the Army at Ft Bennng. I had to leave my band and my girlfriend.(Would meet her later in 2007, who knew?) Anyway I I was in the back of our 63 Mercedes, reading that book and devouring every word. Wanting to be just like them. I got to Va and I was asked to play i a local band. Battle of the Bands, State Champ. I just knew I was gonna be famous. It never happened. But Im still laying, for myself. Married the girlfriend, 50 yrs later. One day at a time my friends.Im 73 in December. Doc says my Heart is on borrowed time. I feel great!
An 8 minutes comprehensive package piece here! Thank you, Rolling Stones for the many years of your specialness.. The greatest rock group ever!
❤❤❤Woodstock Nation the high ground of Classic rock sends congratulations to the Rolling for Hackney Diamonds!! 🏖🏖🏝🏝😎🏝Welcome to the Caribbean
I'll be 60 this year. The Stones have been a band as long as I've been alive. They are incredible role models to keep on keeping on. Keep on doing what you love doing.
Дай бог им здоровья!!!❤❤❤
Long live the Stones and their music 🎶
God bless The Rolling Stones
When I was 17 years old the Stones started me up. Since then I've got satisfaction, and now that I'm 42 I still hear the sweet sounds of heaven.
In 1998 (I was almost 40 years old) we were cruising the streets by Dortmund in Germany - somebody on the radio said there is a Stones concert in a stadium close by (forgot the city name). We drove there there, got tickets (didn't care the cost) and boy, it was great! The best concert I have ever been to - and I have been to many. Wish I had gone to the last one. Grew up with the Stones. The energy is out of this world. Love, love!
They’re amazing. The real f’ing deal. Never will forget the first time hearing the haunting Paint it Black as a kid. Rock on!
That “setlist after show” book was amazing, I hope he publishes it
Absolutely the Best
we are lucky to have them
Rock and Roll keeps you young! Stay with it you fine looking fellas!❤️❤️❤️💖
What a Breath of Fresh Air!!!!
The stones are an absolute joy such amazing musicians with a golden back catalogue.....and every time I hear kieth laugh it puts a huge smile on my face ..just keep the rock n roll coming fellas 👌
They are and always will be tremendously fabulous even many years from now....forever❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you. It's the best thing I can say.For all the years of great music. The amount of work..it doesn't make itself... So,thanks for all the hard work.
They've been international pop superstars since before I was born. I took my 17 year old daughter to see them in Vegas last time they played there.
Jane Pauley was interviewing rock stars back in the 70s and 80s! She is a legend too.
That is so amazing and so cool that a band can stay together for so long
It's two original guys, the rest of the band are all replacements.
These guys are incredible. They're all very smart and interesting as well as incredibly creative. , Richards iconic riffs will never be matched and Mick, as front man and musician, is in a class all his own.,
I love these guys!! My heart breaks every time I see a current photo of them without Charlie Watts, but it's just incredible that they are still out there, working together, making music, and selling out shows!!! Long live The Rolling Stones!!!!!
Just beautiful
Keith, thank you for sticking together......At 68 I keep my youth.....thanks
So glad I saw them in St. Louis the friend I went with has now passed and my memory of it all are so precious to me and the stones experiences are unforgettable
My life simply wouldnt be the same if The Stones weren't such a central part of it day in day out, year in year out. This interview is like manna from heaven, roll on October 20th and the release of Hackney Diamonds, can't wait 🕑......🕺🎸🌟💎🔥☘️🇮🇪