tavis: what were your mother's ashes doing in your pocket on stage at carnegie hall?every great place that i think my mother would have loved to have sung at, i have spread her ashes. albert halle royal in london, beautiful places that i play. buckingham palace. tavis: that is a powerful story. what has that experience meant or done for you to spread your mother's ashes? it enriches our lives to honor our parents and their parents. thethe people that lived in national family that brought me to this point of talking to you right now. i think it is important that we acknowledge there dedication to make it better for their children. my mother wanted a better life for me than she had. tavis: you have realized that thater, when did you know ?t was your calling ech >> i was trying to figure out one of do at my life and them was manchester in 1957. , alloncert in manchester of these affect you. i was walking across the floor when i was 15 years old attempting to catch the eye of a girl that i like. heard bye-bye love come out of this huge speaker. i wanted to make music that

. >> wendy: so congratulations for playing carnegie hall. >> carnegie hall friday night.i love it. >> wendy: is this the first time? i thought i saw you play it on your reality show. >> first of all, you're invited. i played there before. it's magical. i want everyone to know it's not t mormon tabernacle choir. it's an evening of vulgarity so me with an open mind. oh, my people. my people. and i should also let you know that i am trying to to get another grammy nomination for my latest comedy cd called "calm down gurrl" and i did some artwork you might enjoy. >> wendy: okay 0. let me see. oh. >> yes. >> wendy: now tell me about miley cyrus in the background photo bombing you. >> first of all, i'm not above a cheap plug. i am not above whatever hair is on my hair in that photo. >> wendy: i love it. >> and i am not above putting naked miley behind me. and if that is what makes you vote for me, then fine. if you're distracted by her nakedness on the wrecking ball, still vote for me. it's all about where is your head? where is the vocal point? >> wendy: this would be your six

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bernstein, the conductor and composer, who gave us "west side story"; maria callas, in her farewell carnegie hallatic superstar, luciano pavarotti, in a photo that could be a renaissance painting. and marilyn monroe, the night she sang "happy birthday" to jfk. >> grossman: wow. >> safer: george harrison and his aston martin. but he's best known for his beatles pictures, and for good reason. a recent limited edition book containing hundreds of previously unseen images sold out quickly at $500 a pop. >> grossman: this is george harrison in nassau. he had obviously just gotten up. and there was a look to him that was so simple and vulnerable, but look how open and honest he is. >> safer: and so ridiculously young. >> grossman: yes. there he is. hey, i tried to warn him. >> safer: he got to know them really well in the bahamas, when they made the film "help." grossman tagged along, shooting for "life" magazine. it was a low-key affair, a far cry from the pandemonium of the sullivan show a year earlier. the photographer and the band hit it off. >> grossman: i was a fly on the wall, watching and being

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her because she thought, ah, duke elington is writing these long forms and he gets a concert at carnegie hall, why not me? and so she does it. yeah, i'll just say that. she was the biggest challenge and the one from whom i think i learned the most. yeah. >> i loved reading about her coming uptown and stopping in minton's. can you, for the people who haven't read the book, just talk about that moment that she's a mentor to the bee boppers. >> so she's the oldest of the three women at the time of the book. by the time she moves to new york, she's already very well known. she's been called the lady who swings the band with the andy kirk orchestra, she's arranged for duke elington. so she's a star, she's a celebrity by the time she moves to harlem. so much so that newspapers like the amster or dam -- amsterdam news say mary rue williams moves to harlem. it's a big deal. and all the big musicians who are struggling are like, wow, mary lou williams is here. and they want her to hear their music. they want her to critique it, they want her to tutor them, and she does. she welcomes them. and unlike m

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her because she thought, duke ellington is writing this long for him and he gets a concert at carnegie hallso why not me? so she does. she also -- yes, so i will say that. she was the biggest challenge and on the one for whom i thinki learned the most. >> i love reading about her coming to town. can you talk to the people who haven't read the book yet, talk about that moment that she is a mentor to the be boppers? >> she's the oldest of three women at the time of the book. by the time she missed in your to the already very well known. she been called -- she had arranged for duke ellington. i mean, she's a star. she's a celebrity by the time she moved to harlem. so much so that newspapers like the amsterdam news and its precarious they rarely wins boost on its a big deal. and all the young musicians are not well-known or struggling while not, mary lou williams is here. they want her to hear the music you want her to critique it. they wonder to tutor them. and she does. she welcomes them. and unlike many musicians of her generation, she doesn't dismiss them. sort of the way max roach would ev

her because she thought, ah, duke elington is writing these long forms and he gets a concert at carnegie hallhy not me? and so she does it. yeah, i'll just say that. she was the biggest challenge and the one from whom i think i learned the most. yeah. >> i loved reading about her coming uptown and stopping in minton's. can you, for the people who haven't read the book, just talk about that moment that she's a mentor to the bee boppers. >> so she's the oldest of the three women at the time of the book. by the time she moves to new york, she's already very well known. she's been called the lady who swings the band with the andy kirk orchestra, she's arranged for duke elington. so she's a star, she's a celebrity by the time she moves to harlem. so much so that newspapers like the amster or dam -- amsterdam news say mary rue williams moves to harlem. it's a big deal. and all the big musicians who are struggling are like, wow, mary lou williams is here. and they want her to hear their music. they want her to critique it, they want her to tutor them, and she does. she welcomes them. and unlike many