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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Saved by Higgins
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Jagger does the Jimmy Fallon dolphin laugh
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Jagger knocks out Fallon and Higgins with poison darts to keep his secrets safe
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Jagger knocks out Fallon and Higgins with poison darts to keep his secrets safe
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.Signing the Hackney Damonds album as "Rick".
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
OPS: Mick Jagger and Jimmy Fallon in the freezer secrets comedy sketch in The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger got satisfaction — by showing off his comedy skills on a late night talk show skit.
The 80-year-old singer was featured locked in a freezer with the host, Jimmy Fallon.
Both men, fearing they would die trapped inside started to reveal secrets to each other.
Amongst them was the fact Jagger said his real name was Rick but changed it due to a barista mix-up on a take-away coffee cup.
And he said he also wanted to be a comedian like Fallon , 49, rather than a rock star — only funny.
Jagger was on the Fallon show to promote the first all new Stones album in. Nearly 20 years, Hackney Diamonds.
The week before band members Keith Richards, 79, and Ron Wood , 76, had also been guests.
The sketch, called Freezer Secrets, saw Fallon walk into the studio’s freezer looking for some food when the door slams behind him.
As he calls out for help, Jagger, sitting inside, tells him it’s no use.
Asked how he got there, Jagger replies he came in to cool down after eating “hot” gazpacho.
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Fallon surrises Richards by showing him a lemon tree sapling grown from the seed of a lemon the rocker presented to him ten years ago.
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about new album Hackney Diamonds
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Fallon surrises Richards by showing him a lemon tree sapling grown from the seed of a lemon the rocker presented to him ten years ago.
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon explainng how in the Sixties, the Beatles and the Stones would call each other up to avoid releasing singles at the same time.
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon explainng how in the Sixties, the Beatles and the Stones would call each other up to avoid releasing singles at the same time.
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Fallon surrises Richards by showing him a lemon tree sapling grown from the seed of a lemon the rocker presented to him ten years ago.
He shows Keith a photo of the original lemon the sapling is from, autographed by Keith for Fallon's birthday 10 years ago.
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon explainng how in the Sixties, the Beatles and the Stones would call each other up to avoid releasing singles at the same time.
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Fallon surrises Richards by showing him a lemon tree sapling grown from the seed of a lemon the rocker presented to him ten years ago.
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Keith Richards reveals Beatles rivalry was cooked up between the bands
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Keith Richards reveals Beatles rivalry was cooked up between the bands
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
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Keith Richards reveals Beatles rivalry was cooked up between the bands
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to talk about new album Hackney Diamonds for which the group played a small club venue the previous night. Fallon shows a photo of them on stage at the gig
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Keith Richards reveals Beatles rivalry was cooked up between the bands
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Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards has told how Sixties rivalry with the Beatles was cooked up between the two groups.
Richards, 79, made the revelation when he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon US talk show to promote Hackney Diamonds, the first Stones album of all new material in 20 years.
Paul McCartney plays bass in a track called Bite My Head off.
Fallon aid:” A Beatle and the Rolling Stones played on one song together for the first time.”
But Richards corrected him revealing his relationship with McCartney and John Lennon.
He explained:” First off, they gave us one of our first big hits, I Wanna Be Your Man.
“They were the ones that collared us and said, ‘Hey, we've got this song here, you know?’
“Our relationship with John and Paul and with the Beatles, it goes back to '62, ’63."
OPS: Keith Richards demonstrates his unique guitar style on the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. He playes a few bars of Honky Tonk Women, Start Me Up and Jumpin' Jack Flash. Fallon sang along in a Mick Jagger impression
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