they remember one moment with mick jagger. >> right when we started the ballad, mick ran over to me andstly face and said what are the first words? >> luckily i knew what they were and we made it through, but he was shaking there. ♪ hey hey, you got me rocking now ♪ hey hey, you got me rocking now ♪ >> when we come back on "a second look"p you think you if any the rolling stones lyrics? bob shaw talked to folks who had trouble coming up with the right words. and a bit later, talking with tina turner. . >>> if you listened tot roll stones music over the decades, there may have been one or two minutes you thought what the heck did the lyrics say or perhaps you knew and only to find out later you had them chronic. you are not alone. as bob shaw found out preparing this report from 1977. ♪ time is on my side, yes it is ♪ >> reporter: the world's greatest rock'n'roll band? maybe, maybe not, but it's probably the best loved and certainly the most enduring. in 33 years, they have released more than 30 albums, spiked with rock'n'roll standards we all know by heart, or do we? the rolling stones,

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mick jagger, jennifer lopez, ringer star, seal, ben stiller and others are here. >> great moment.a. producers came up with it. raised $10 million. >> larry, auctioning your suspenders is part of the fundraisers. >> i'll start the bidding at $100. >> $250. >> nonstop. excuse me. >> the challenge is going to be great. >> it's important for all of us to contribute. >> one of the great things you can do is a show like that. nothing else can do that. twitter can't do that. the internet can't do it. worldwide television satellites can do that. all the celebrities worked. they were happy to be there. it was a giant night for them. >> keep phoning in. keep phoning in. >> 53 years in the business and counting. still love going on. that was special. ♪ >>> i love the beatles, they break rules. you can listen to their melodies all day. it was the one-year anniversary of the show "love" still running at the marriage in vegas. great show. we had them altogether. the two wives and two of the living beatles. >> for people to stop you in the street and say, thanks for the music, you saved my life.

i mean, like, mick jagger, bowie, they all did it.i had a few offers, 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 e

executives like eric schmidt are using the jets to go to kann film festival where they're partying with mick jaggerglenn close. >> in a statement google said "this is just the latest in a long list of press stunts from an organization that admits to working closely with our come pet toshes." since we're talking about google, while the company's refusing to jump on the anti-wikileaks ban wagon. >> this morning's "moneyscope" report. jane, this is a big day. >> that's right. good morning. google not one of the companies banning wikileaks's activities. eric schmidt saying google plans to continue indexing wikileaks's content. a company from germany saying it's legal. payment system operators are dropped wikileaks as a customers over controversy surrounding the content and allegations of sexual misconduct by julian assange. a report showing the biggest year on year price drop. so the fear here double dipped in housing prices. this is the biggest year on year drop since december 2009 and that was the depth of the reception. a growing problem with foreclosures and anemic job growth. san francisco the wea

. >> reporter: and speaking of rock'n'roll, how did you get this shot of mick jagger? >> i was asked to do some photographs. mick is just like an 18-year-old. these guys come in and give you everything. boom, boom. it's crazy. >> reporter: at 44, rankin knows what it's like to get crazy. he discovered photography in college, even persuading his whole family to pose with him. in 1991, he and a friend started the hip london magazine "dazed and confused" taking the title from a led zeppelin song. >> we were looking for a name that kind of summed up how we felt at that time in our lives. >> reporter: but before long his provocative style started earning him jobs shooting musicians. >> and then the music jobs turned into a few fashion jobs. they turned into some commercial jobs for big companies. it was a slow process. i wasn't overnight. and i worked very hard, always worked very hard. >> reporter: and he didn't mind letting the whole world know about it. >> me, me, me, me, me room. >> reporter: you have a little bit of a reputation for having a big ego. >> yeah. >> reporte

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