i said, well, i am mick jagger.ke their music? >> yeah, i did. >> larry: you did. okay. let's take any song you wrote. where is it like "my cherie amour," where did it come from? >> it originally went -- ♪ oh my marsha oh my marsha ♪ >> larry: my marsha? >> yeah. ♪ >> larry: why did you change it? >> marsha and i broke up. so the lyricist wrote my cherie amour. sorry, marsha. she's probably saying it wasn't about me anyway. >> larry: someone has to write down all the notes, right? >> well, in today's -- well, with today's technology, you can play on a keyboard like this or on any keyboard and through a technology that takes -- based on numbers, digital,ing in, it can take the information and convert that into the writing of each note that you play. the amount of beats that you play the song in. that's how it happens today. >> larry: the machine can write the note? >> yeah, there's a machine that can write through the computer and software, it can be written out. >> larry: are you always thinking of music? are you al

and the guy said, "listen, nobody can get in but mick jagger.. "i don't care about stevie who but we want mick jagger. if you're with the stones you get through." i said well, i am mick jagger. "oh, you are. why didn't you say that?" and they let me through. >> larry: did you like their music? >> yeah, i did. >> larry: you did. okay. when you write a song, where does it like -- "my cherie amour." what i beautiful song. where did that come from? >> that song really -- it was originally called -- ♪ oh, my marsha ♪ oh, my marsha >> larry: my marsha? >> yeah. ♪ oh, my marsha ♪ ♪ how i wish that you were mine ♪ >> larry: so why did you change it? >> marsha and i broke up. and so the lyricist -- the lyricist sylvia moore wrote "my cherie amour." sorry, marsha. >> larry: oh, marsha, you're sorry today, aren't you? when you think -- >> she's probably saying, well, it was about me originally any way, so whatever. >> larry: when you think the song out, someone has to write down all the notes, right? >> well, you know, in today's technology you can play on

and the guy said, listen, nobody can get in but mick jagger.es get through, i said, i am mick jagger. they said, oh, you are, why you say that? and they let me through. >> did you like their music? >> yeah, i did. >> larry: you did. okay. when you write a song, where does it like -- my cheri amor, what a beautiful song. where did that come from? >> it was originally called -- ♪ >> larry: my marsha? >> yeah. my marsha i wish you were mine. >> why did you change it? >> marsha and i broke up. and so the lyrics -- i wrote my cheri amor. sorry marsha. >> larry: when you think a song out, somebody has to write down all of the notes, right? >> well, you know, in today's technology, you can play on these or the key boards or piano and through the technology that takes based on numbers, digital, information and take that information and convert that into the writing of each note that you play. the amount of beats. that's how it happens today. >> larry: the machine can write the note? >> yes, there is a machine through computer and software, it can be wr

mick jagger has had what influence? what did you learn from snick >> i tell you one thing i learned from mick. he never talks about himself. he's talking a lot. he's never silent. you can ask him a question, what was in your had when you wrote "satisfaction." but he's very interested in history. he will ask about you. he's a wonderful man and he's a great guest. you invite him for dinner he makes everybody laugh and all that. some other people only talk about... i mean let's say julian snapple, he's a friend of mine, he's 98% interested in himself. he brings everything back to himself. it's incredible. it's the science i'm doing. >> rose: he does that well. >> genius. and another... perhaps one of the most important people. i met him... i can't remember if it was in '75 or '76 at a beverly hills hotel at the pool. and a friend of mine introduced me. we were wearing the same brooks brothers polo shirt and we started speaking and it's a friendship that lasted until he died. 20 years or something. and i had some of the fun

he works with mick jagger and axl rose. >> larry: from america's got talent, you got the mirage contractd to talk money, but that's what i have heard. >> larry: when we come back, we'll talk to his lovely wife and find out how he nabbed her. ] taste pops... with pringles cracker stix. ♪ crackers turned into tasty, crunchy sticks! ♪ pringles cracker stix. ♪ so delicious... your mouth will be strangely attracted to them. ♪ everything pops with pringles cracker stix. >> larry: we're back with the incredible terry fator, his new wife is with us as well, who's one of the features in the act. in fact we're going to see more puppets from the act. how did you and taylor hook up? >> she was my assistant in my show and when i became available, my sister actually became friends with her. and i thought there's no way ever that she could actually be interested in me. >> neither one of us ever thought about it at all. but then his sister hooked us up. >> larry: so you worked together before you fell in love? >> my sister said i think taylor would go out with you. i said no way. she said i think you co

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marlon brando's kishgs the mick jagger interview, just a few of the big moments we've experienced on this show, written about it in the book "producer." we've guvy give you some behind the scenes scoop, next. >>> we're back with wendy walker, the senior executive producer of "larry king live" and the author of "producer: lessons learned or shared from 30 years in television." we've had so many great moments on this show. nome following history, sometimes making history, too. let's watch a few along with our senior executive producer wendy walker, who is, as i said, this new book "producer" is something will you not put down. watch. >> okay. i'm going to have to interrupt this call. i understand we're going to go to a live pick color in los angeles. police believe that o.j. simpson is in that car. >> i've been through a lot, and it was a pretty traumatic experience. something i really have grown from, and when i heard that, you asked knee be on the show i was excited. >> larry: what have the last two days been like? >> pretty overwhelming. >> larry, optioning your suspenders is part o

i mean, like, mick jagger, bowie, they all did it.but i was -- it was right around this time, and i was just concerned with diluting what i was doing. i mean, really, with the exception of frank sinatra, there's been some good musician actors, but frank sinatra is probably -- maybe the best. >> jimmy: yeah, you could have been "the godfather 2." "fredo, you broke my heart!" [ laughter ] >> bruce: it was too late. >> jimmy: look at this, though. you got even, like, a beer-stained ring or something there? what is that? [ laughing ] >> bruce: i don't remember, man. i don't know. >> jimmy: what was that ring, jack daniel's? [ laughing ] but it's so cool. look at this. i've got to show this, because i freaked out. i love this! there's the record. handwriting. just, like, lyrics, things. >> oh, you're good. >> jimmy: no, i'm doing it because i'm intrigued by this. like -- over here you got -- >> those are votes for the songs. >> jimmy: is that right? you vote on what you like with the band? >> i didn't listen to anyone else's votes. >> jimm

he works with mick jagger, and axle rose. >> larry: you got the mirage county from "america's got talent. but that's what i've heard. >> larry: the amazing terry fator. we'll talk to his lovely wife and how he nabbed -- don't go away. to help protect my life. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. check with your doctor because it can happen to anybody. >> larry: we're back with the incredible teary fator. his new wife is with us as well. who is one of the features in the act. in fact, we're going to see more people, more puppets from the act in a little while, too. you'll meet them as well. how did you and taylor hook up? >> she was my assistant in my show. and when i became available, my sister actually became friends with her. i was like, there's no way ever that she could possibly be interested in me. >> i don't think either of us thought about it at all. his sister, debbie, is the one who kind of hooked us up. because we have a lot of similar interests. >> and then once i became available, my sister was like, i think taylor would go ou

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that's enough, mick jagger already.nd so most likely places i visited in sarasota were not the wealthier enclaves in sarasota but the ones on the edge, the trade him, the manufactured homes where life was even more social than it was elsewhere in sarasota. and it was a tapas place. for the first time in my life i started thinking don't want to live in a trailer home? [laughter] >> maybe i will meet tonya harding. and aged tonya harding, there's something to ponder. [laughter] >> so, sarasota is not organized as a kind of silicon valley for aging whether someone innovative companies that have come together and figured out how they can export the models that are developed in this crucible of competition in an aging society, the people themselves organized so sarasota is not highest per capita number of not-for-profit organization in america because when people get their they want to reinvent themselves. reinvention becomes part of their journey. and now they have to be social just like the spaniards because if they are so

celebrities off attorney general help cover the cost, including documentary filmmaker michael moore and mick jagger's ex-wife, bianca jagger. bail comes with strict conditions. the former computer hacker would be under curfew, wearing an electronic monitor and required to check in with authorities each night. assange still faces possible extradition to swede.for questions over allegations of sexual misconduct by two women assange met at this wikileaks seminar this summer, allegations he denies. asan only's mother who flew in from us a trail to support her son, described had his attitude toward his time behind bars. >> of course anger was actually the term that he used. >> reporter: the "new york times" is today reporting that federal prosecutors trying to seek a case against asan only in the u.s. are trying to find any evidence of possible coalition between asan only and the army intelligence analyst, bradley manning, the man who is suspected of leaking those classified documents. so for now, we stand outside and wait. meredith, back to you. >> peter alexander, thank you very much. >>> let's get a ch

celebrities offering to help cover the cost, including documentary filmmaker michael moore and mick jagger's ex-wife, bianca jagger. the former computer hacker will also be under curfew wearing an electronic monitor and he'll be required to check in with authorities each night. assange still faces possible extradition to sweden for questioning after allegations of sexual misconduct by two women assange met at this wikileaks seminar this summer, allegations he denies. "the new york times" reports that federal prosecutors seeking to build a case against assange in the u.s. are now looking for any evidence of collusion between assange and the army intelligence analyst, bradley manning, the man who is suspected of leaking the classified information. meredith? >> peter alexander in london for us this morning. peter, thank you very much for your reporting. >> i have to tell everybody that ann curry is a little under the weather this morning and she's watching. ann, we hope you feel much, much better. we have natalie standing by at the news desk and natalie has all the headlines of the morning. goo