if i were a betting man, i would bet a lot of people are betting on the big game sunday, and i would win that bet. millions of americans are expected to eat betting records in the super bowl. the american gaming association said nearly 68 million adults will place a wager on the game, and those bettors are risking an estimated 23 billion bucks. the previous record set last last year, $16 billion in wages . >> that's crazy. >> they are in the perfect city for that. it could not have been -- i'm betting no rain inside the stadium and betting

sunshine here because jeff told me. >> awesome forecast. >> it's like that jackpot when you're in vegas. saturday, 61, sunny skies. a little cloud cover sunday, but for any watch parties, that's perfect weather after what we have been dealing with the past couple of weeks. triple >>cherry. while the jackpot. that's going to do it for us. we're going to leave it [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - tracee ellis ross, sir rod stewart with jools holland, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1918 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪

[ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i love you welcome, everybody enjoy yourself welcome to "the tonight show." you're here, you made it thank you for watching at home [ cheers and applause i appreciate it. i -- i, probably like you, i'm very, very excited about this -- taylor swift has released the track list -- [ cheers and applause -- for her new album, and some of the songs on the album are "florida," "guilty as sin," and "fresh out the slammer." [ light laughter ] or as one guy put it, "wow, it's like she's speaking right to me. [ laughter and applause

"and it's very, very interesting. well, here's some big news, today the u.s. court of appeals ruled that former president trump does not have presidential immunity to protect him from criminal charges. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> hell yeah >> jimmy: and now trump plans on going to the supreme court, and if he loses there, he plans on going to brazil [ laughter ] "you can call me donaldo." the supreme court hasn't announced if they'll hear the case, but clarence thomas announced he'd like an apple vision pro and super bowl tickets if they do [ laughter ] trump's campaign said that he respectfully disagrees with the ruling although, if trump knew to respectfully disagree with a a loss, he wouldn't be on trial in the first place [ cheers and applause so that's -- [ cheers and applause that's right, the court ruled that trump doesn't have presidential immunity to protect him from prosecution

of course, trump immediately released a statement he said, "it's a disgrace that i don't have immunity. [ laughter ] then aaron rodgers said, "no immunity join the club, bud." [ laughter and applause then - [ cheers and applause then trump said, "my entire legal defense is falling apart. then boeing said, "falling apart? join the club, bud." [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: then trump said, "my lawyers are useless. might as well fire them, and use a soulless a.i. robot. then mark zuckerberg said, "soulless a.i. robot join the club, bud." [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow, he said that? >> jimmy: then trump said, "seriously, they're slimy leeches who only disappoint me." then don junior said, "slimy leeches that only disappoint you? join the club, bud."

[ laughter and applause and finally, trump said, "this isn't how the presidency has worked since our nation was born in 1776." then joe biden said, "hey, folks, what are we talking about? [ laughter and applause he didn't quite understand - [ applause ] speaking of biden, i saw that in a recent speech he mixed up the current president of france with a former french president who died in 1996 [ laughter and ohs ] honestly, it could've been worse. i was half expecting him to say the president of france was the candle from "beauty and the beast. so that's -- [ light laughter ] ♪ be our guest be our guest put our service to the tes try the gray stuff it's delicious ♪ well, guys, everyone is talking about apple's new $3,500 headset and get this, the white house just had to remind people not to wear it while driving [ laughter ]

americans were like, "how stupid do you think we are, and how rich do you think we are?" [ laughter and applause expensive. well, switching gears, last night was a new episode of "the bachelor. we love "the bachelor" on this show [ cheers and applause and one of the most dramatic scenes was a big confrontation between sydney and maria now, if you missed it, don't worry, because here to reenact that scene with actual lines from the show are the roots' own tariq and questlove. [ cheers and applause >> tariq: thanks, jimmy. now tonight, i'll be playing the role of sydney, the 28-year-old vintage store owner from rhode island, who is confronting maria for making her feel bullied >> questlove: and i'll be playing maria, a 29-year-old executive assistant from ontario, who is defending herself from being called "a bully. >> jimmy: okay, well, whenever you're ready >> tariq: "i also felt bullied,

as well. >> questlove: "excuse me first of all, honey, please, i don't want to hear from you, no offense, because you started this, right? >> tariq: "well, you're the one who said it, so you started it." >> questlove: "if you can give one example, literally just one example. >> tariq: "well, i literally heard you talk [ bleep ] about my friend. [ laughter ] "and you are always talking, tch-tch-tch-tch-tch-tch-tch, all the time." >> questlove: "sydney, missy, troublemaker, needs to stop. stop stop while you're in your tracks just stop. >> tariq: "yeah. but i don't want to be friends with somebody like that. >> questlove: "somebody like what?" >> tariq: "a catty person. >> questlove: "oh, why am i catty? >> tariq: "because you are, you are catty. that is all. >> questlove: "no, you can't just say that. that's like -- give me context. >> tariq: "well, i'm happy with my character i think that i stay true to myself, and i'm happy the way i handled every situation. that is all. >> questlove: "i don't understand where this is coming

from i'm so confused. >> tariq: "maria, i'm done talking to you i'm done i'm -- i'm done! i'm done!" [ laughter and applause ♪ >> jimmy: there you go, everybody. thank you very much. questlove and tariq, everyone. [ cheers and applause very good. hey, guys, i read that this year - [ cheers and applause yeah, we already said goodbye -- we said goodbye to you. yeah, thank you very much, yeah no, no, no, that -- we need you for the show guys, i read that this year more super bowl ads are playing it safe, 'cause companies want to avoid social media backlash yeah, brands are trying so hard not to offend anyone, so some of them even changed their slogans. yep, for example, verizon's is, "can you hear me now?" [ light laughter ] "just kidding, i want to listen." [ laughter and applause next up, burger king's is, "have it your way. wait, did that sound passive-aggressive?"

[ laughter and applause then olive garden's is, "when you're here, you're -- a customer boundaries." [ laughter and applause [ cheers and applause next up, gatorade's is, "is it in you oh, god, not like that!" [ laughter and applause ♪ >> steve: gator. >> jimmy: then kay jewelers is, "every kiss begins with kay. and by that we mean konsent. [ laughter and cheers and finally trix cereal's is, "trix are for kids but no judgment, brian, we know it's been a tough year." [ laughter and applause well, guys, the super bowl is five days away, and las vegas is running out of parking space for all of the private jets flying in for -- [ audience groans

i know -- for all the private jets flying in for the big game, so now vegas airports are scrambling to come up with a a solution in fact, one airport just released a commercial speaking directly to private jet owners take a look at this. >> we here at las vegas harry reid international airport apologize for running out of space for your private jet. but now you have the opportunity to experience the joy and wonder of flying commercial [ laughter ] join the rest of us in this magical wonderland meet your fellow passengers in the tsa line as you wait for the person in front of you to ask if a computer counts as an electronic device. [ laughter ] witness a married couple getting into a relationship-ending argument at our delicious auntie anne's. breeze on by a brawl happening amongst the "c" boarding group at southwest and when you get to your gate, enjoy our endless number of non-working outlets. and leather seats that look like they've been gnawed on by nevada's own desert rats flying commercial -- it might be best to just skip the super bowl [ cheers and applause

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[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: whoo one of our favorite guests i'm so happy to see you. >> hello, mr. jimmy fallon how are you? >> jimmy: you look fantastic, bud. >> thank you >> jimmy: welcome back to the show >> thank you thank you for having me. >> jimmy: it is -- it is award season i want to get to all the things involving awards, and you as well >> yes yes, yes >> jimmy: the one is, i saw you recently at the emmy awards. >> yes >> jimmy: you were so funny -- >> oh! >> jimmy: -- with natasha lyonne >> oh, oh! >> jimmy: you recreated the -- >> lucy. >> jimmy: the lucille ball theme. >> my childhood dr -- first of all, carol burnett's dressing room was across the hall, and then i was dressing up as lucy and i was like -- i -- it was like too much for my child inside >> jimmy: did you freak out? did you -- >> i did and look, it's kind of uncanny, the resemblance. [ light laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you actually - >> so, we did. we re-created the conveyer belt scene with the chocolate >> jimmy: of course. >> which was fantastic the rehearsals were impeccable [ laughter ] we were on it. natash -- natish, as i call her -- >> jimmy: yeah >> natish was ethel. and we had the chocolate, and we had the papers. and then as soon as live tv came -

>> jimmy: yeah >> -- there were no papers [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there was no - >> there was not a paper in the -- in the house. and we went right to -- we went from -- we were gonna go for a a comedy bit 'cause you know with comedy you got to start somewhere to go somewhere. >> jimmy: it just started -- this just went somewhere >> we just went there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was hilarious though turned out really, really funny. >> it was great. about an hour later -- [ light laughter ] -- once i got the wig off -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- i took the dress down, and i had a piece of chocolate -- [ laughter ] -- just melted right in my belly. just the caramel was left. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that - >> it was just caramel [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's one way - there's -- there's no right way to eat a reese's >> there's no right way to eat a reese's. [ laughter ] right off the belly is the way i like it. >> jimmy: off the belly, yeah. [ laughter ] i want to talk to you about this too over the weekend, you were honored with the trailblazer award -- >> yes >> jimmy: -- at the big gala for the -- >> yes [ cheers and applause >> so, the 15% pledge -- >> jimmy: yeah, 15% pledge >> yes was started four years ago by aurora james and emma grede. and it basically challenged

retail -- beauty retailers to make sure that 15% of their shelf space was occupied by black entrepreneurs. >> jimmy: that's fantastic >> it's fantastic. [ cheers and applause and i have a beauty company. so, i have a hair company called beauty -- called beauty no, that's me. [ laughter ] no >> jimmy: dude - >> it's called pattern beauty. >> jimmy: pattern. >> it's for curly, coily, and tight textures >> jimmy: that's right >> and - >> jimmy: we've talked about that on the show >> yes, we have. and we are in ten re -- you know, sephora, ulta, macy's, amazon we are everywhere. and i was honored with the trailblazer award. and i gave a big sk -- speech. and it was very exciting and i wore a very, very furry coat >> jimmy: yeah, you did, yeah. [ laughter ] you were a -- a -- a -- i would say that you're -- you're -- you're a style icon. you -- you - >> that's very kind. >> jimmy: yes. >> the shopper is like -- the way i like to put it [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: now, this is -- this is clearly not -- not real fur >> no, this is faux fur. >> jimmy: no >> but let me just be clear, i wanted to have a look, you know, i like a look. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, i'm committed

>> jimmy: and so, you went with -- you went with -- >> committed >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah, committed to fashion. >> jimmy: you committed, and you have this look >> let me tell you something [ cheers and applause great. you can all applaud. i felt fabulous. i thought i looked fabulous. i was so hot it was out of control. i am also a 51-year-old woman going through power surges at times. [ laughter ] personal -- personal summers >> jimmy: power surge. >> pow -- just a power surge and let me tell you something, i was sitting at the dinner -- >> jimmy: personal summers >> -- and i was like -- at one point, i looked over at my brother, and i said, "do i smell like a wet dog?" >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> because i was so sweaty and i kept putting glasses of ice in the one opening i could find [ light laughter ] it was like smacked in my chest. >> jimmy: it kept the chocolate from melting, so it's perfect. >> yes [ laughter ] i don't know i was pretty melted. >> jimmy: how did you get -- how did you get to this look >> how did i get to this well, i felt like i wanted something powerful >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> and this is fear of god, jerry lorenzo. it was a coat that he had over a suit and i said to karla, my stylist -- we are partners in fashion play and i said, "could we try it as a dress?

>> jimmy: yeah >> and so, you know, the whole mob wife thing is happening. i think this is more mob boss. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're doing -- you're saying mob boss [ cheers and applause >> mob boss. or - >> jimmy: i like -- i mean, it looks gorgeous, but -- >> -- ri -- rich auntie. >> jimmy: yeah, rich auntie. >> rich auntie [ light laughter ] mob boss >> jimmy: you were - >> mob wife. >> jimmy: you were telling me backstage that you -- that you attended beyonce's concert >> yes >> jimmy: and -- and you recently found out that you ended up in her concert movie, "renaissance." >> yes and let me just be clear you talked about, you know, award season and stuff i think i was snubbed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> because i was in the "renaissance" movie. [ laughter ] you -- you li -- you literally just laughed at me >> jimmy: no, because you said - >> i was in the "renaissance" movie. >> jimmy: i don't know why i would laugh at that. >> and i believe - >> jimmy: yes. >> -- that my performance was extraordinary. >> jimmy: yes. >> i muted [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it was you were in the -- >> i mean, sure, my -- my visit in the movie was on also on my instagram, but that's not the point. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: there's a thing called the mute challenge.

>> yeah. >> jimmy: where everyone is just quiet >> yes >> jimmy: and -- and -- and -- >> set it on mute. is that good [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. >> set it on mute. and then, at that point, everybody in the entire stadium is supposed to be on mute. and i was so nervous i wasn't going to get it right, that for the majority of the song, i was just quiet [ light laughter ] >> and then -- >> jimmy: you were gearing up for your big quiet part. >> and then -- >> jimmy: you go, "i'm gonna commit." >> and i did it. >> jimmy: meth -- method actor >> yeah, oh, yeah. i went to class for that - >> jimmy: yes. >> -- jimmy fallon >> jimmy: i -- i just want to show everyone. this is -- look at what ended up in the movie. take a look at this. ♪ he more st. tropez ♪ >> it's coming it's coming. it's coming. ♪ big wave in the roo the crowd gon' move ♪ >> are you ready >> i'm ready i'm ready. ♪ look around everybody on mute ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ look around it's me and my crew ♪ [ laughter ] >> i did it! >> jimmy: now, that -- [ cheers and applause >> thank you thank you. thank you.

[ cheers and applause oh, my god the tears, i know. do you know -- >> jimmy: that was fantastic >> honestly when i watch it right now -- [ fake wailing ] >> jimmy: no, when i saw you - >> when i -- [ fake wailing ] >> jimmy: no, when i saw what you did, that was -- [ fake wailing ] [ laughter ] [ fake wailing ] >> is there a commercial >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. but isn't that kind of fun to end up in that giant movie >> listen to me! >> jimmy: yes, right >> sure, i did a movie with eddie murphy sure, i'm in an oscar-nominated film su -- but i'm in the beyonce movie. >> jimmy: that's exactly right [ cheers and applause that is exactly right. congratulations, by the way, for being in a movie that's nominated five times >> i feel very proud [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i mean, you were great in it. >> yeah. and -- and the movie is wonderful. and i got to work with - >> jimmy: jeffrey wright >> -- jeffrey wright and sterling, and -- >> jimmy: sterling k. brown is unbelievable he's a great friend of the show -- you just knocked it out of the park. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what a great - >> it was -- it was a really fun film great cast cord jefferson, first-time director and nominated for five oscars

what >> jimmy: not too shabby [ cheers and applause >> not too shabby. >> jimmy: fantastic work >> thank you very much >> jimmy: happy for you. i want to talk about your new movie, "cold copy. >> let's talk about it >> jimmy: okay you're fantastic in this >> well -- >> jimmy: this is a little - >> dramatic. >> jimmy: this is very dramatic >> i don't smile once. i smirk -- i smirk once when i successfully - >> jimmy: did you smirk? >> i smirked when i manipulated somebody >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] that's that one time you smir - [ laughter ] you got a good smirk to you. >> you -- you gonna go down? >> jimmy: you were great you're getting great reviews fantastic. >> yeah. it's a movie about two women, sort of, dealing with journalistic integrity >> jimmy: yeah >> and i play a high-powered journalist, like a diane sawyer type, but evil, not like diane sawyer >> jimmy: yeah and my protege is bel powley and it's sort of - >> jimmy: oh, i love bel powley she's so wonderful >> jimmy: yeah, she's great. >> and it kind of -- roxine helberg directed it another first-time director. but it really deals with how you can manipulate the truth and depending on how you want to tell a story, you can - >> jimmy: do it -- >> give a different outcome. and so, really interesting,

particularly in what we're in right now. >> jimmy: yeah >> but it was really fun i had bangs. [ cheers and applause high-powered i don't smile at all you know what i'm talking about? >> jimmy: you got that smirk >> i tell the stories, i read off of the teleprompters, i interview people [ light cheers ] >> jimmy: and you can watch it on prime video so when you see that smirk, everyone just -- just be quiet >> just go on mute >> jimmy: just be quiet for a second, then go back to -- "yeah. i want to show a clip. here's tracee ellis ross in "cold copy." take a look at this. >> observing me in my natural habitat? >> i just wanted your thoughts >> you just got an hour of them >> i mean on my footage. >> very artistic light and sugar, keen eye for detail i enjoyed every frame. >> and the story >> what story? >> what are you looking for? >> from you? >> from them >> it's an entry-level position for tnr.

>> you ever hire students. >> goodbye, mia. >> jimmy: come on. that's how you - [ cheers and applause she can do it all. tracee ellis ross, everybody "cold copy" is now available on prime video. tracee and i are playing a fun game, after the break. stick around come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ from the wa that i feel ♪ ♪ when i hear the church bells peal ♪ ♪ i would swear i was fallin i know i've been faling ♪ ♪ swear i've been falling in love ♪

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everybody. we're hanging out with one of our favorites, tracee ellis ross, right here! [ cheers and applause now, tracee and i are about to play a singing version of "the whisper challenge. >> "the whisper challenge. [ cheers and applause >> whisper challenge >> jimmy: all right. now, here's how it works you can play this at home as well one person puts on these headphones with loud music playing, okay? then the other person picks up a card and sings the song lyrics on the card the person wearing the headphones can't hear you, tries to guess what they just sang tracee, please put the headphones on first. >> okay. i do it first. >> jimmy: this is the left >> okay, this is the left. >> jimmy: so -- yep. and then i will play the music >> hold on, i'm gonna remove my earrings >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ light laughter ] well, okay >> okay, all right >> jimmy: all right, i'm gonna start the music. okay, good [ laughter ] all right, so, it's working. >> i cannot hear you at all. >> jimmy: perfect. here we go [ light laughter ] okay

"you, you got what i need. >> you do not wanna -- >> jimmy: "but you say he's just a friend. >> oh! oh, wait, "but you say he's just a friend" >> jimmy: yes, that's it [ cheers and applause [ bell dinging ] >> i did it, i did it, i did it >> jimmy: wow. what >> i did it! [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i didn't get into it i was like - >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: i didn't -- i didn't belt it out. >> oh, my god! we -- we - >> jimmy: "you --" >> i did not know -- ♪ you got what i need ♪ >> did not get that part ♪ but you say he's just a friend ♪ ♪ but you say he's just oh baby you ♪ >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: fantastic. ♪ got what i need ♪ >> first of all, you can really hear nothing in there. >> jimmy: right? isn't that -- isn't that a - [ scattered cheers ] >> and, you guys, there's music in there so, whatever you're doing is confu -- you're just like, "wha?" >> jimmy: "wha --" yeah. >> oh, but i got the end bit, okay >> jimmy: we've been using the same song since we started this game >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: so - >> i've never even seen an ipad like that in years >> jimmy: oh, no, it's wild. i cannot hear you at all >> at all. okay >> jimmy: it's like a rave happening. i don't know what's going on >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah, okay here we go

♪ every breath i take ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ and every move you make every ♪ >> i don't know how this goes! >> jimmy: this is unbelievable [ laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: i already know what it is. >> you do? >> jimmy: i already got it "every breath you take." >> yes [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: we got it! we have it we have a chemistry. i can feel it. >> do we win something >> jimmy: we -- we don't win anything that's the bit >> nothing god, damnit. >> jimmy: we win nothing we win nothing but the respect of this great audience that's all that we win [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on, let's keep on rolling all right, ready >> this is insane. >> jimmy: let's go we're on a roll, we're on a roll here we go all right. ♪ don't you want me baby ♪ >> wait, wait, wait, slow down, slow down. [ laughter ] ♪ don't you want me baby ♪ >> don't - don't you want me -- ♪ don't you want me baby ♪ [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ♪

>> jimmy: why are we - why are we so good at this >> i feel like i won [ cheers and applause ♪ you were workin as a waitres in a cocktail ba when i met you ♪ >> jimmy: yeah [ clapping in time ] yeah [ light laughter ] i know all right, i got -- we got too excited. >> i really -- i'm so excited. i've been -- >> jimmy: this is -- me too. i'm so excited are we -- we're both very competitive, i think >> it's very weird, 'cause i feel like i'm really winning something. >> jimmy: yes! [ scattered cheers ] >> okay. >> jimmy: we are on a team >> okay, okay. this is exciting this is you again. this is me singing >> jimmy: this is you singing. [ laughter ] >> oh! this is great. okay, okay, okay, okay [ light laughter ] all right. look at my mouth >> jimmy: "old one in your mouth. [ laughter ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: timeout. >> karma, karma, karma - >> jimmy: call me, call me, call me. [ light laughter ] karma, karma, karma, karma - >> jimmy: oh, "karma chameleon. >> yes [ bell dinging ]

[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: just on the show ♪ >> he was? >> jimmy: boy george was just on the show yesterday. last night, boy george was on, and he was amazing ♪ karma karma karma karma karma chameleo you come and g you come and go ♪ >> jimmy: the roots know that jam. >> that is great you have one more? >> jimmy: yeah, we're crushing [ crowd singing "karma chameleon" ] >> hey >> jimmy: what a great crowd i mean, let's go on tour [ cheers and applause let's go on tour >> my whole look is coming to shreds - >> jimmy: this is so fun >> all right, okay >> jimmy: all right, here we go >> oh, i'm sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. let me get it together >> jimmy: no problem no problem here go, we got this the last one >> okay, first of all -- [ vocalizing ] >> jimmy: all right, okay, yeah [ light laughter ] okay, all right. [ cheers ] this is all great. these are all great, ready ♪ take on m take on me ♪ >> get on me ♪ take me o take on me i'll be -- ♪ >> okay, start again, start again.

♪ be gone when you'r taaaaake ♪ >> start again from the top. >> jimmy: all right, here we go ♪ take on me ♪ >> lean on -- be on me >> jimmy: not "be on me," no, no >> jimmy: take - >> stake >> jimmy: take >> take -- take! -- on me [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ♪ take on m take on me take me on take on me ♪ ♪ i'll be gon in a day or two ♪ [ cheers and applause tracee ellis ross, everybody "cold copy" is available now on prime video. stick around we'll be talking to sir rod stewart with jools holland, after the break. [ cheers and applause ♪

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>> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. yes! [ cheers and applause that's exactly right yes! >> yes >> yes >> jimmy: ow >> we went out to dinner with each other last night. >> jimmy: yeah, we had dinner last night >> we had dinner together. >> jimmy: you bought me a meatball >> i paid the bill, yeah >> that's very nice. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you for doing that i thought i was going to pay for it >> no, it was lovely next time, mate, next time [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sir rod, welcome back to the program it's always an honor and a a pleasure to have you here. you have a new album out [ cheers and applause jools holland, this is your first time on the show and it is an honor and pleasure to have you on. i'm a fan of your -- music [ cheers and applause i mean, squeeze, also you're the host of one of the longest running music shows on tv "later with jools holland. congrats on 63 seasons, by the way. [ cheers and applause >> i started when i was 5 years old. >> jimmy: yeah, of course, you did, yeah.

you both look amazing, by the way and fantastic. >> that's absolutely true. >> jimmy: yeah absolutely [ light laughter ] let's talk about "swing fever. tell me about this how did it come to be? who called who >> i called -- well, i was trying to make this album with another band in los angeles but it wasn't working out too good it was a bit too smooth, a bit too -- i don't know. it didn't have any rock edge to it so i was looking for somebody and, of course, i found jools who i have not known really well but known of him. and i called him up and you take the story from there, jools. >> yeah, so -- thank you so, i was just -- just before christmas i was making my preparations, you know, getting the cigars and the brandy for the children and everything. the phone rings -- [ laughter ] the phone rings, and it's, "say, it's rod stewart here. "oh, yeah, hello." "just ringing to wish you a happy christmas. and i thought it was one of those, like, scam or joke calls, you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, like a radio station. >> and so i said, "thanks so much." he said, "anyway, do you want do a record with me next year? so i said, "yeah, yeah, please that's great well, i'll call you next year.

and put the phone down i thought, "is that real can he really have rung me?" but it was he really had. >> jimmy: do you cold call people i feel like you have someone call for you >> no, no, no, this particular time i wanted to call him personally [ cheers and applause he told -- he told his wife and she said, "have you been drinking?" >> yeah, she said, "right, of course." i said, "rod stewart's rang me and said, do i want to do a record." "of course he has, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, sure sure honey, yeah >> but it was -- but then we met. i went around to rod's house and what he said to me was that he wanted something that was a a little bit rough around the edges and a bit sort of not too slick. come to exactly the right man. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: you do some classics on here and i love anything with like, you were saying, like, with the swing, with the boogie-woogie, with the you know tonight, you're going to be doing "almost like being in love." "almost like being in love," but i will say "ain't misbehaving" is also online right now and it is fantastic. [ cheers and applause your rendition -

it is moving it's jumping it is -- it makes people dance and get up i've got to say that "lullaby of broadway" which is the first track on this album, that moves as well. everything jumps on this album but are those real tap-dancers on there >> yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a wonderful old song ♪ come on along and listen t the lullaby on broadway ♪ ♪ the hip hoora and ballyhoo the lullaby on broadway ♪ >> jimmy: come on. that's how you do it i'd start tapping now. [ cheers and applause >> my man. >> jimmy: come on, the roots are the best >> so, yeah, and it was the first song that we recorded. and, of course, it's busby berkely. >> jimmy: yeah >> and you remember those wonderful movies, what were they called? >> uh, gold diggers of 19 -- >> the gold diggers of the 1930s. and they had all these tap-dancers, so when we recorded it i said to jools, "leave a little gap, i want something in there, surprise." and, uh you tell the story, jools. >> yeah, so he said, "leave a little gap for the tap-dancers. so it was the first track we recorded i also have to say, i was a bit

worried because rod said, we did this "lullaby on broadway," we got a "rock around the clock" drum part and sort of a a boogie bass part but i thought, "is this what he means? when he came, he was dancing i thought that's it. no words were necessary. the dance told me everything was going to be all right. but then he said, right, he said, "we need tap-dancers here." so i said, "oh, well, yeah well we can put them in on the studio afterwards. we can get, sort of, somebody to synthesize that." he said, "i don't want any of this synthesized nonsense. i want tap-dancers." >> jimmy: that's exactly right he is sir rod stewart. that's exactly right [ cheers and applause ♪ >> it's a shame you weren't there, you could have helped [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't know. i didn't know. but you recently gave a surprise performance for some of these songs in london in a train station.

>> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: which i thought is very cool because didn't you busk in a train station when you were first discovered? >> yeah, i used to be a busker i busked all over paris and spain, but this particular night, well it was rush hour >> yes >> and we set up an 18-piece band and we just started playing. are you going to show the video? >> jimmy: no >> oh, bollocks. [ laughter ] i don't think we have -- but i wish i wish i wish >> i'm so disappointed [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: why have a video -- why have a video when we have you live in studio no, i'm not going to show a video. we'll show a clip from tracee ellis ross' movie >> yeah. >> yeah, why not [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let me just imagine it you're in the train station with an 18-piece band. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that sounds amazing. >> yeah we just turned up and played in more or less the rush hour >> jimmy: did you get in trouble? >> no, no, no, no, no. not at all >> no, they loved it >> we didn't get permission.

we were supposed to get permission from the police, but as i'm a knight of the realm, i think they overlooked it [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i feel like you two can get in a lot of trouble together >> yeah we could, yeah >> yes, i think you could. well, he leads me on it's never my fault. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is never your, no did you, jools, did you ever busk at all? >> well, of course early on, squeeze used to go and busk, but i had a piano, and in those days you couldn't get little keyboards and stuff >> jimmy: yeah >> so i couldn't go. >> jimmy: the piano's not a good busking instrument. >> but what i would do would be bowling into a pub, where there was a piano, start playing it, bring friends. and then the bloke who had the pub would say, "well come back next week and you can -- you can - and we'll give you five pounds. you know and that's how it all starts, yeah >> jimmy: didn't you have -- don't you have a story where you played with u2 >> well, yes so early on in the days of punk, when squeeze first came here, we played at cbgb's. and we played a little pub in islington, in london, called the anchor and hope with u2. it was a double bill >> jimmy: yeah >> and with a bill like that, we actually managed to sell about seven tickets.

[ light laughter ] >> jimmy: congratulations. >> and all those -- they came and had a look and they left and there was a man and a dog. this is a bit where we'll remember and the man was looking and sort of -- then he left and so it was just u2 looking at us, or us looking at u2, and then the dog left. [ laughter ] that's how i started in show business >> jimmy: that's a great show business story rod, when you do, uh, swing, i know you're doing swing, but you're a rock star you can't take the rock 'n' roll out of this >> well, you can't take the rock 'n' roll out of swing either there's a connection >> that's right. >> there really is i mean rock 'n' roll, i think, came out of swing music. two of the tracks on - >> "good rocking tonight." >> "good rocking tonight." >> "night train. >> "night train" are sort of rock 'n' roll tracks >> jimmy: yeah >> the two are so closely connected. >> jimmy: do you like doing this >> i love it, mate i love the rock 'n' roll too you know, god has given me a a voice where i can sing this stuff as well. so i'm not just stuck with singing, "hot legs," "maggie may" and "do you think i'm sexy." [ light laughter ]

>> which you are >> jimmy: which you are -- which you are sexy >> but, i think what rod's saying is right, but i think it's not so much the words, whether you call it rock 'n' roll, or swing, or ska, or whatever it is it's the way the music makes you feel and this definitely has a great joy. and the reason it has a joy is because we love -- i've never made a record like it where you love doing it. normally they'll tell you, if you do a record, everybody is sort of arguing, they're crying in the studio. they have a breakdown. >> two people leave the band >> they leave the music industry, you know >> jimmy: suing each other >> exactly the lot. but we loved every minute and it's the joy of playing the songs that i think comes out and hopefully will connect to the people [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you'll see it tonight. congratulations on "swing fever. tonight, you're performing a a song from the album for us [ cheers and applause "almost like being in love." sir rod stewart, jools holland, everyone "swing fever" is out february 23rd. they're going to perform for us after the break. stick around honored, honored, honored. pleasure [ cheers and applause ♪

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♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing "almost like being in love" from their new album "swing fever," my favorites, sir rod stewart with jools holland. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ what a day this has bee what a rare mood i'm in ♪ ♪ why it's almost lik being in love ♪ ♪ there's a smile on my fac for the whole human race ♪

♪ why it's almost lik being in love ♪ ♪ all the music of life seems to be ♪ ♪ like a bell that is ringing for me ♪ ♪ nobody but me ♪ ♪ and from the wa that i feel ♪ ♪ when i hear the church bells peal ♪ ♪ i would swear i was fallin i know i've been falling ♪ ♪ swear i've been falling in love ♪ ♪ take it away ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ all the music of life seems to be ♪ ♪ like a bell that is ringing for me ♪ ♪ nobody but me ♪ ♪ and from the wa that i feel ♪ ♪ when i hear the church bells peal ♪ ♪ i would swear i was fallin swear i was falling ♪ ♪ almost like being in love come on now baby ♪ ♪ swear i've been falling ooh yeah i'm falling ♪ ♪ almost like being in love ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause

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[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to tracee ellis ross, sir rod stewart, jools holland and the roots right there. that was great [ cheers and applause that was great thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause