the guitar, so he reached over and gave jeff beck's tech his card.guitars. he came over to his house and rick sold him two les pauls. john: the other thing that is amazing is this. look at the pick? want to know how promiscuous he is with the picks? that promiscuous. i have one. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ i want to be free ♪ baby --p on rocking the me baby ♪ >> for the first time in a long time, we have five bands that are on the road all the time, and they will play a soundtrack of 70's and 80's hits for everyone. ♪ [playing riff from "smoke on the water"] >> it is a time traveling machine. you go back to deep purple, with my brother and his friends telling me to shut up and get out of the room. chicago, the cute girls on the yearbook staff who would have nothing to do with me, they would be listening to chicago. it is not about where we are today, it is about where we were. ♪ [applause] john: the closing number tonight is "ain't that a shame." what's great is anybody who is here, they all play together and do this thing. ♪ [drums] john: it is nearly showtime. that's

he was up there with jet deck, --jeff beck, the mount rushmore guitar players.seen a guitar solo by prince knows that anyone with the technical proficiency ,f prince did not have the sole and no one with the soul of prince had the technical proficiency. katty: he was very confident on stage, vivid, and loud. as you say, he commanded the stage. you have clips of him doing interviews, his voice is so quiet. he is very private. guest: yeah, i always got the sense from prince that, number one, he did not like that part of the job, having to answer the same questions 100 times, dealing with number. reporters. him beingnny clip of interviewed by larry king, and you could tell that he was being questions with these that were sort of like, tell me how you became famous. i don't think prince wants to talk about how he became famous. i think prince wants to talk about art, music, and whatever he wants to talk about, not these traditional trappings of celebrity reporting. katty: before we go, i have to ask you your favorite prince song. guest: thinking about it a lot today

when he was a kid he saw jeff his play and watched guitar, so drop the he reached over and gave jeff beck'ser to his house and rick sold him two les pauls. john: the other thing that is amazing is this. want to know how promiscuous he is with the picks? i have one. ♪ ♪ >> for the first time in a long bands thatve five time, the road all the and they will play a soundtrack of 70's and 80's hits for everyone. ♪ iff from "smoke on the water."] >> it is a time traveling machine. you go back to deep purple, with my brother and his friends telling me to shut up and get out of the room. chicago, the cute girls on the yearbook staff who would have nothing to do with me, they would be listening to chicago. it's about where we were in the day. ♪ [applause] john: the closing number tonight, what's great is anybody who is here, they all play together and do this thing. ♪ ♪ it is nearly showtime. that's the sound of the finale being rehearsed. let'ss go. ♪ m looking forward to the arc, from steve miller to nwa, rock 'n roll not just as a specific genre of music, but as the evolutionary force. wait a min

he reached over and gave jeff beck's tech his card and said i deal guitars if you want.him something. >> that's incredible. >> he throws them out by the handful. >> i have one. ♪ >> i want to make sure you need anything else. >> first time in a long time we have four out of five existing bands that are touring on the road all the time. they will play sound tracks to '70s and '80s hits. ♪ >> it's a time traveling machine. you go back to deep purple. that's my brother. chicago that's all the cute girls on the yearbook staff who would have nothing to do with me. they would be in chicago. >> anybody who is here, all these amazing musicians play these things. >> show time. that's the sound of the finale being rehearsed. let's go. >> i'm looking into the ark from steve miller to nwa. rock and roll not just as a specific genre of music but the evolutionary force as it was. >> wait a minute. let me show you my one thing. i've proud of this. i have my executive producing l laminent. i have a guitar pick from rick nielsen. it was his favorite. >> he just gave me one. >> he said he

jeff beck, they're all great. johnny picked up guitar, taught himself. it is the sound of the ramones. he inspired kids around the world. when they got to england, everyone was so excited to see the ramones because, the clash and everybody, and sex pistols they were somewhat but they formed bands after that. so the ramones, that is their legacy. and jeans. jeans. >> ripped jeans. >> jacket. >> i didn't realize that. >> their first album cover everybody is wearing ripped jeans. >> what will see see at museum, linda. >> we'll see a bunch much boost collectibles. because queens is more of an art a friend of mine did three ramones, for this art exhibit. he did tommy too. >> what was it like you were married to a rock star? i hear there are highs and lows. it can be tough on the spot. >> johnny was very intense but he was irish. and he grew up being a construction worker. he left, he had gotten laid off, affirmative action actually laid off. tommy ramone convinced him and di ditch. to do the ramones. >> life on the road. >> fun some days, some not. fun travel