mark ronson: yeah.omebody that, when i was in the studio, i could push the first day, the most nervous you are going to be. , heonly he is he a legend is a better producer that you, better musician then you. and you are in the room with the ghosts of george martin, elvis costello that he is already worked with. so he gives you a day circle. he knows everyone is nervous. you get a little window of kind of, all right, we will let you a few- let you flub things, and then get over it and get excited about arranging things. mainly i learned so much from him in that time about arrangements. the stuff he was doing with the beatles was so groundbreaking for that time. he still talks about technology and how to make his stuff interesting. it is very inspiring working with him. charlie: why does he pop for you? mark ronson: it was the music i was drawn to. i moved here from england when i was eight years old in 1983. that was the era of run dmc and the sound of new york and growing up, that is what we would sing

. >> rose: and we begin with the incredibly popular musician mark ronson. >> especially because of the result of this song uptown funk, are milestones that i never, ever thought that i would achieve. and i would have been perfectly happy if i hadn't have. i was on a good enough path and these ridiculous things of playing the super bowl or playing snl are things i would never-- they wouldn't even be on my bucket list because i would say my bucket list is more grounded in reality. >> rose: we conclude with michael eric dyson call his book is called the black presidency, barack obama and the politics of race in america. >> i do not blame barack obama for what we see going on in 2016 with donald trump, but i will say this, race will be interpreted in america. if you leave a vacuum and a void, the wrong people will rise up to interpret it. i think that we could have used more early on, the intelligence, the passion, the insight and perspective of barack obama on the issues and crises of race in america. >> rose: politics with mark halperin, john helleman, mark mckinnon, music with mark rons

don't give it to you ♪ saturday night and we in the spot ♪ don't believe me just watch >> rose: mark ronsond.j.in the new york city club scene and has worked with some of the biggest names including adele, amy winehouse, and sir paul mccartney. his new album "uptown special" earned ronson two awards at this year's grammy, including record of the year. his single "uptown funk "has been viewed on youtube more than 1.5 billion times. >> what happened with that song it started off as a jam in bruno's studio. it was an improvisational jam. bruno office the drums, i was on bass, and, you know, every now ask then, a jam is just a bunch of useless wasting time. and sometimes you hit into a rhythm, and that one felt great. and then the difference is, i guess, with when you're starting a song, the jam is, like, conceiving the baby. anything is possible, you know. it's endless. it's like it could go this way, it could go this way. >> rose: the improvisational part. >> yeah, it's fun, and the sky's the limit. and you get to the point six months down the line and you say how do we rewrite the crib. and

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