Johnny Marr (The Smiths) | Broken Record
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2023
- Johnny Marr is an acclaimed British guitarist who’s played with a ton of bands including, most famously, The Smiths. Marr started playing guitar as a young teenager growing up in Manchester. When he turned 15 he dropped out of school and moved to London to join the band Sister Ray.
A couple years later he would help form The Smiths with Morrissey, Mike Joyce, and Marr’s friend and bassist, Andy Rourke. After The Smiths broke up in 1987, Marr went on to collaborate with an array of different musicians and play in bands like The Pretenders, The The, and Modest Mouse. In the early aughts, Marr started releasing solo material, and he’s on the brink of releasing a new album of his greatest hits.
On today’s episode Justin Richmond talks to Johnny Marr about his exciting work scoring movies with Pharrell and Hans Zimmer. Marr also recalls the terror he felt performing live in front of stadiums full of fans with The Pretenders on U2’s Joshua Tree tour. And he talks about the time he bought a Fender Stratocaster while hanging out with Oasis’ Noel Gallager. That Strat has nine pickups and it eventually led to him writing one the best songs of his solo career.
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I could listen to that all day.
"Watching the guy who literally wrote 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now' writing a song with the guy who wrote 'Happy'.'" Priceless.
What a great interview! Johnny Marr is awesome!
Hate to complain, but the missing music demonstration really kills this interview. That really sucks, because this truly started as an amazing interview.
When it's a J M interview...I listen. One of my favorite musical figures!
Why did you cut the parts w him playing guitar out?!!! You didn't do it on the Frusciante series? Damn what a major loss! I VOTE FOR A REUPLOAD UNEDITED! Thanks and you're welcome.
Paranoia...
It’s amazing the mature and beautiful music this guy was writing for The Smiths at such a young age. Very cool style too.
Best interview ive heard of Marr EVER
You can tell he really respected the intrrviewer and he opened up very exuberantly.
Not talking about Morrissey helped.
he is such a GEM his passion at his age is for us all to learn and make sure we can have that momentum.......
I was thinking the same thing. As a musician, or really anybody, hearing him talk is super motivating
My absolute guitar idol. Thanks to him I don’t ever play any solos in my songs. Thanks for a lifetime of amazing riffs Johnny! ❤🎸 greetings to you all from Poland 🇵🇱
Johnny is one of the greatest British guitarists of all time!
Great interview. Seeing Marr in Wolverhampton tonight
The Cramps for the win. Great interview
Marr is one of our great guitar talents.
And Johnny likes jazz. Touche. I only got into jazz after I hit about 35.
Great guitar player created some great riffs and some wonderful melodies !
O my! Time to set time aside and check this out. Legendary guitarist.
It is such a tragedy we can't hear him play
Gorgeous interview! What a treat.
Fascinating.
Quê privilégio temos nós,Johnny!😊
Why the hell would you cut out the guitar parts ??? 🙄
he didn't move to London for sister ray
Wow Johnny met Elliott Smith 😮
Lush blakscapes of grandeur riverfalls of soundcrush❤from this jaguartwanger.😮
Finished the interview. It ended up great overall. Just wish the music was apart of it. Thanks for this!
Dude, you won't get copyrighted for someone else playing a snippet of a song only on guitar. Covers don't get copyrighted, so that wouldn't even be close. It's pretty weird to listen to a JM interview and have the guitar bits cut, especially when it's songs we never hear him play. I know youtube sucks, but that's just being too careful. There are Loads of interviews of him already on youtube where he plays other people's songs for a little bit. You don't have to censor it
The video won't get blocked, but it'll get demonetized. It's happened to me countless times.
@@MichaelColombo Ok but youtube is wilding then bc covers don't infringe copyright ? And this is not even a cover, it's only the guitar part and not even the full song. That's p unfair and makes no sense
@@comettripper Sure covers infringe copyright. Sinead O'Connor had a massive hit with "Nothing Compares 2 U." Prince originally wrote and recorded it. Sure as shit Prince got royalties from that. Now, whether a snippet of a song constitutes "fair use," and how youtube handles that, is a whole different story.
@@MichaelColombo oh, that's interesting, I thought covers went under fair use too
Johnny mentioning Billy Duffy as if he was a stranger to Rick
Class
Why remove the guitar playing???
It was assenine
Pathetic ?? Removing the playing ???? Because ?
Copyright
@@ST-xg3gythis is the reason right here
Whole thing was edited with a meat cleaver
Good artists borrow, great artists steal.
I thought you and William Henry wrote What Difference Does It Make and Big Neon Glitter together lol. Nice to hear of this tune/riff you both developed.
Always a great start when Malc Gladwell isn't involved.
nice
Lazy comment for the algo.
gotta love copyrighted material being omitted from an awesome interview .
What’s the best song of his solo career?
what's this? wheres the video
Needs to ask if he's so involved why he left after one album
Do you know my live records that I make are no less quality than the studio records of these people make
Malcolm Gladwell? Is he not a bunnet?
Who’s the interviewer?
Record producer Rick Rubin (Red Hot Chili Peppers ('Californication'), Aerosmith, Run DMC, Johnny Cash, LL Cool J, Metallica etc.). His production methodology has garnered both love and loathing, though seemingly more love than the latter. Time Magazine included him in their list ot top 100 Most Influential People'. His recent book, 'The Creative Act: A Way of Being' is highly acclaimed.
Johnny Marr (The Smiths) | Broken Record 2213pm 11.9.23 am i feeling ill when i come across old deck hands who made up the smiths? not yet. but i could end up doing... still sounds like he did as a young lad refer to old smiths recordings of Marr and Morrissey chattin' the chit. which doe snow have me think - those other two guys who would be worth engaging with - to see what they had to say... still; let's face it: i would rathe rlisten to Marr chat his chit then engage with the lad who used to dance naked in front of a mirror with his mother's high heels on listening to joan baez live. on that level Johnny's yer man, man.................. i mean jenny tellin' everyone they can use johnny's vacuum cleaner is a bit tiresome... p.s you've made it man, yer a muso. adios, old ham.
As much as I enjoy hearing these musicians, I'm going to stop listening to this podcast because I cannot take not hearing what they are playing. It's very annoying.
Johnny Marr deserves to be famous for being in a much better band. Morrissey completely ruined The Smiths.
Lmao shut up
Get serious. No Morrissey=no Smiths. Lyrically, musically, they were a formidable duo (and that’s not to slight Joyce and Rourke). A hand in a glove. Morrissey wanting to move on is hardly reason to say he ‘ruined’ them. There has been nothing stopping Marr from finding equivalent genius/alchemy post-Smiths. Alas he has not. That’s on him.
Huh? How?
Ultimately the Pen is mightier than the Guitar
Morrissey WAS the smiths
force of nature where musical interpretation is concerned, a complete one-off