Late Show with David Letterman Season 15 Episode 69 Randy Jackson, Saffron Burrows, Ray Davies
- February 19, 2008
Randy Jackson, former American Idol judge, joins David Letterman in the fifteenth season's sixty-ninth episode of the Late Show with David Letterman. With his extensive experience in the music industry, Jackson talks about his life after American Idol, his new projects, and the music industry as a whole. He shares his thoughts on the changes the industry has undergone in recent years and how it has affected artists and labels. Additionally, Jackson discusses his thoughts on the evolution of reality TV and his upcoming projects.
The show also features Saffron Burrows, an English actress, who talks about her latest films and projects. Burrows shares her experiences working with various actors and directors, discussing the process of filming and her acting techniques. She also talks about her personal interests in the arts, including music, painting, and writing. Burrows and Letterman share witty banter throughout the show, discussing topics ranging from fashion to the entertainment industry.
Moreover, the show welcomes Ray Davies, the lead singer of The Kinks, who talks about his career in music. Davies gives insight into the early days of the British Invasion of the US music industry and The Kinks' role in it. He also shares his views on the current state of rock music and how it has changed over the years. Letterman and Davies engage in a humorous conversation, reminiscing about past performances and music moments.
Throughout the show, there are musical interludes featuring The Kinks' songs, including "Lola" and "You Really Got Me." The audience, as well as guests, appear to enjoy the music and engage with Davies in talk about his creative process and his career.
The episode is full of interesting and informative conversations, showcasing an array of topics from music to films to personal interests. The guests' personalities and Letterman's wit keep the audience engaged, making it an entertaining show.