and then i remember now eric clapton is not with her either, but they and asked if you don’t mind, it’s very important. friendship really is. well, this is the melody of joy. look how pleasant it is to talk with a person whose eyes sparkle and who wants to work for you, dear tv viewers? do you have a song with all your heart that you and your father sing? dance while you are young. so i was on you too similar, and i was spinning like a clockwork, but worries came, home, family, work dance while you’re young, while you’re young, boy. dance while you're young. dance while you're young, boy, dance while you're young, the more you move, the more positive the podcast. you are everything in life gazmanov please tell me as an announcement, is there some kind of preparation, well, so that for the future here is the album that will be released. step forward, a small fragment. uh, for the main hit. i'm just interested. yes , because i don’t show you something new, but not everyone. there is a sunset in the sky and the sun trembles in spirals and counts the circle

if you do a list of white male singers and song writers, eric clapton, james taylor.m wenner? >> i start mided my career as a music writer. it was interesting to watch people from back then speaking up and noting how magazines -- competing magazines, that focused on black artists and on rap, were created in part because of the way "rolling stone" seemed to underplay those types of artists in coverage back then when wenner was more involved with the magazine. beyond that, i guess we're in a moment where people are saying the quiet part out loud now. i was kind of amazed he would admit this stuff. as somebody from back then who remembered being critical of "rolling stone's" coverage, at least you have validation that what you saw back then was real and about how they were treating women and artists of color were valid. he pulled this back to the bad old days when white males controlled pop music coverage in the industry itself. >> jann wenner, founder of "rolling stone" magazine. he has been removed from the bo board. he has apologized. we will be right back. she found

a prodigy talented enough to take on eric clapton's layla.e legendary allman brothers and played with them for over a decade. ♪ his blend of blues, jazz and indian styles made him the youngest player named rolling stones list of the 100 greatest guitars, number 16. >> this up here, this osprey nest. >> after years of passing each other on road, these two met, fell in love, and started a life together. >> we did it all out of order. it was pregnancy, marriage. >> but we bought the house first. >> house. pregnancy, marriage and 10 years into it. >> then we got married. >> then we put the band together. >> that is really a scrambled set of -- >> you do what you can because we don't have a normal life schedule. ♪ >> their 2010 debut went gold, won the grammy for best blues record and launched a new chapter. their band, including horns, double drummers and keyboards, recorded a string of records and spent 10 long years touring. by any measure, they were success. but it was draining, and then when a band member died of a heart condition, a man truc

he began touring at age 12, a sneaker-clad prodigy talented enough to take on eric clapton's "layla."d the legendary allman brothers and played with them for over a decade. indian styles made him the youngest player named to rolling stone's list of the 100 greatest guitarists, at number 16. >> so, there's an osprey nest over there. william: so, after years of passing each other on the road, these two solo artists met, fell in love, and started a life together. >> yeah, we did it all out of order. it was a pregnancy, marriage -- >> well, we bought the house first. >> house -- >> we bought the house first -- >> pregnancy, marriage -- >> then we got pregnant. >> then we got about 10 years in >> we got married -- >> we thought, we're ready to put a band tether. >> then we did a band. william: wow, that is a really scrambled set of sequence. >> yeah. well, you do what you can because, you know, we weren't -- we don't have a normal life schedule. william: their 2010 debut, “revelator,” went gold, won the grammy for best blues record, and launched a new chapter. their band, including horns,

meanwhile, "eric clapton has tested positive for covid" unsurprising as he is "a critic of coronavirusd pandemic restrictions." clapton's got a complicated relationship with shots. he famously admits administering one to the sheriff, but he swears he did not give one to the dep-u-tee. meanwhile... [applause] meanwhile, there's news from paris, where tourists will soon be able to stay a night inside the moulin rouge. renting out a sumptuous boudoir includes the moulin rouge's signature cabaret show and a three-course french meal, though guests will have to make do with a shared toilet. is this an airbnb or an escape room? "we have fed all of you potatoes au gratin drowned in cheese, steak soaked in butter, and a double creme caramel. quick! lock the door while they fight over the toilet. bon chance!" quelle horreur! meanwhile, according to a recent survey of dog and cat owners, "33% said they would choose their pet over their significant other." while 100% of the cats said "if you die in your sleep, i will eat your eyeballs." we'll be right back with shaquille o'neal! [expxplosion] ♪ ♪♪

and not only did you get george harrison, man, you got eric clapton.put two beatles back on the stage again. it was unparalleled at the time and it may still be unparalleled. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] a great deal of music of the 70s was people who had succeeded in the 60s finding new ways to express themselves in the 70s. man: have you got any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it has? because we stay together, i suppose. wolcott: you know, for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. richards: even brian felt that he wasn't gonna be around that long. not everybody makes it, you know? wolcott: they were fighting for like, "where do we secure our foothold now?" ♪ ♪ babe, you think i'm crazy ♪ ♪ but they're always tryin' to waste me ♪ ♪ make me burn the candle right down ♪ questlove: in 1971, the rolling stones leave their home, for tax purposes, to go live in france and record this record "exile on main street" in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy-sounding studio. ♪ baby, baby ♪ ♪ you got to roll me ♪ ♪ they cal

we did have an eric clapton earlier. a young eric clapton. and michael ball. i am every man.ill now be a review into armed policing. it's claimed london is missing out on the potential benefit of mass e—scooter use. the operators behind rental schemes say they can cut car use and congestion. at the moment only rental e—scooters are allowed on the roads. private e—scooters are illegal. critics say they're dangerous and should be banned. the government says it is considering new legisaltion on their use. let's take a look at the tubes now. now let's have a look at the weather for today. it's going to be a dry and mild day. it's going to be a mix of cloudy and sunny spells. it's going to be less windy than it's been lately too. top temperature of 23 degrees. that's all from us for now. there's more on all these stories on our website and the bbc news app. we'll be back in half an hour, but for now i'll hand you back to sally and jon. good morning, welcome to breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. our headlines today. the head of the metropolitan police demands more legal prote