Johnny Marr - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (6 Music Festival 2022)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Johnny Marr performs There Is A Light That Never Goes Out at 6 Music Festival 2022. Visit the 6 Music Festival 2022 website for more videos and photos: www.bbc.co.uk/...
Seems impossible but he has continued to get better and better over time. His guitar is mesmerizing. I played it so many times my brain hurts. Totally an addictive drug.☺
The song is amazing but the last two minutes of this are so amazing it don't get no better
Johnny is a stand up Guy. Legend
So amazing to hear with the new keys player playing the string parts. Gives me chills!
One of the coolest men on the planet.
This is one of the best freakin tunes ever written 🏆
Marr and Morrissey have some serious unfinished business to attend to. My GOD.
And seems like he wrote many of the other best freakin tunes ever written.
ROB BEATDOWN BROWN
Its so wonderful to hear this song with HIS guitar.
Beautiful. Taylor touched so many!
So did Jimmy Savile
@@bid84 :D
Just brilliant love and respect for this tallanted guitar god 👍 🇬🇧
What a geeza!!!!!!!! ☺️
and Jaysus!!! Johnny is a guitar legend!! With a great voice.
What a wonderful song. I don´t have words to define my emotion for this song. greetings from Peru
I wish I were there!
Great karaoke version!
Mastdrpiece🙏🥳♥️
hard choice - but probably my fave smiths tune - the flute at the end of the original - as haunting as it gets.
Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me is hands down my favorite Smiths song. The intro is so amazing. However this isn't a debate about that. This was an amazing tribute to Taylor Hawkins. 💔
The coolest of the coolest
love
Marr is a genius
Reunite the Smiths please god. I've seen them both live and they both sound great on the Smiths songs they play. I truly think they'd be the only reunion that might be as good as they were in their prime if they do it soon here.
Would never happen, you just need to read Moz's biography, he rips into all of the others.
Holy shit… had no idea that Smith songs could be sung so well… guess I’ve been under a rock for too long a time…
There is a short profile of him in the front of this week's New Yorker magazine. November 27, 2023. And a sketch.
4:54 gets me every time.
Fazer a melodia é uma coisa, colocar voz e letra nessa melodia é outra totalmente diferente... Johnny Marr, melodia e Morrissey, voz e letra, fazem a música soar inigualável. Mas o Morrissey é insuperável cantando essa canção, outros o fazem mas não com maestria... Como os ingleses não gostam tanto assim do Morrissey tem que se contentar com o Marr mesmo né... é como diz aquele velho ditado: "Não tem tu, vai tu mesmo".
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Biblical 🎸🎵🎶🎸
Hi
Moz made his career
A great tribute for Taylor Hawkins. ❤️
Hello
There is a song that always sounds great.
😂
You could even say that about this one 😐
Totally.
Johnny's guitar work is just so sublime
I graduated from high school in 1985 and the Smiths were big.
Listened to them off n on since. But it took a while to appreciate Marr's guitar. Like you say, sublime.
Subtle and like a net holding everything together. Amazing
The best melancholic and cathartic song of all time, in my opinion. RIP Taylor, sorely missed by all fans of rock/pop music and it's various forms.
Ya! He really, really was one of a kind. His twitchy enthusiasm so endearing and his obvious love ❤️ for music 🎶. I feel for his wife and kids.
@@TheBella2u He was obviously such a loved guy, I can't imagine what his family and the Foos are going through, and his closest mates. Such a sad time :(
Who is Taylor?
@@painted1276 Taylor Hawkins, Foo Fighters drummer hence Johnnys dedication at the start of the song.
So glad to hear Johnny Marr singing Smiths songs. I really think he does a great job. The songs are so good, glad to hear someone other than Morrissey singing them.
Marr's singing keeps getting better, soon no one will even want a reunion. Marr can do it all!
I searched for some of his performances because I am annoyed by Morrissey... And he really does a great job singing! :)
@@elLiron6 relatable.
Marr is a bore, there is no oomph no vroom no angst or despair, he's trotting through the Smiths songs like he just don't care. Morrissey's words deserve more respect, this guy takes the piss.
He owns 50% of every Smiths song so he can play whatever he wants whenever he wants.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written. The anthem of my 17th summer, 1988.
That's the best singing I've heard form Johnny. Marrvelous version
Agreed, his voice sounds so good, smooth and gentle here...and it's a great version all round.
@@ChubbyChecker182 I really think that JM has improved his performing and voice
So much better version and what a legend
Taylor Parker 🙏🕯️
There is another live performance of him singing this song from a few years back. That's the best one.
He’s okay. Noel Gallagher’s version is much better in my opinion. Obviously, neither can match Morrissey’s vocal.
The arrangement of this song is just sublime 👌✌️
One of my favourite songs from The Smiths.
This tune brings happy tears to my eyes,a sincere song.
One of the most romantic and beautiful songs ever written.
Man. Johnny has a great voice.
I disagree but he does sound better here than he used to? Lots of practice I guess.
He is sounding good. It's gotta be difficult for him to sing Smith's sings because he automatically gets compared to Morrissey. And virtually no one can compare to Morrissey.
@@michaelburk9171I agree, but you should check out Noel Gallagher’s cover of this song. Noel has a better voice than Johnny and delivers a wonderful version of the song.
Umm, that’s up for debate, he does his best and it’s improving…. But Morrissey’s voice and poetry is the spirit of the Smiths, Johnny the music man, the foundation.
Uma pena! Vc e Morrissey não se entenderem mais.
Seria um espetáculo ver os dois juntos novamente como the Smiths.
Eu ainda tenho esperança desse momento tão especial acontecer, Moz e Marr são o melhor duo do planeta, dois gênios!🙌🏼🙏🏼💙
love Johnny Marr even more now. RIP Taylor Hawkins
What a brilliant version of this song, Johnny marr sounds superb
In every Smith's song that Johnny plays, he sings it in a beatiful way. Wonderful to see him singing so good. Johnny is the only one that can cover The Smiths so close to perfection.
@@cosmo43095 oh, really? Are you kidding? Thank you for bring me this information. You're a genius.
So much love for you Johnny ❤ and for James, Iwan, Jack and Scott... thank you for this. Taylor you are missed...
I don't know if anyone here knows (or does know) of the "Bee Gees Way" located in Redcliffe, which is a coastal town and suburb in the city of Moreton Bay? (In Brisbane, Qld, Australia).
What is it you ask? And why did I mention it?
It pays tribute to the band's legacy. Bee Gees Way is a 70 metre walkway in Redcliffe free to see every day and night, celebrating the illustrious career of the band.
The walkway contains statues of the brothers Gibb, pictures taken during their lifetime, a large screen playing their greatest hits, trivia, and a huge memorial painting which is totally captivating!
I've mentioned all this because The Smiths deserve something similar.
Another thought...are The Smiths in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Is Morrissey? And why the hell aren't they?
Morrissey is no spring chicken anymore (pardon the pun), and it would be really sweet if he was honoured in some way.
He deserves that and so does Johnny, Mike, and Andy (RIP).
Why is no one talking about the flagrant use of a backup vocal track? Come on Johnny, you can do better than that
I was also surprised!
This cover by Tony Montana might be the best one yet.
LOL
Sempre impecável o grande Johnny Marr, cada nota um encanto!
Abraços e saudações nordestinas 🙏🏻🌹🤗
This is such a brilliant song, it sounds good whoever sings it. Marr, Morrisey, Astley, all sounds phenomenal.
Have a look at the PMJ Ashley Campbell version 😉
@@tearsofaclone6721 That's certainly an interesting take. I like PMJ a lot.
My only criticism is that it's a *VERY* British song of a certain era and sentiment in UK 1980's. The songwriters and Rick Ashley obviously get that, it's a bit lost on Ashley perhaps.
Best love song ever written dedicated to the shining light of The Foo Fighters. R.I.P.. Taylor & Thank you JFM 🎸🥁💔
Wow, what a beautiful tribute and cover-that's-not-really-a-cover -- hats off to Johnny for memorializing the Foo Fighters' long-time drummer in such a touching way!!!
Johnny has a good voice, but it definitely shows why Morrissey got so popular: the uniqueness of his voice.
Yes. But he got the guitar sounds. 🤘
Morrissey has one of the most beautiful and distinctive voices of all time. Not really fare to compare any one to him.
This wonderful song must be 37 years old! It’ll never go out.
A truly fantastic live version and arrangement, it gets better each time they play it! Johnny’s voice has improved greatly over the years, what so many people forget who keep saying it’s nothing without Morrissey is Johnny was and is primarily a guitarist and a fantastic one at that, he is a guitarist who then started singing lead vocals after many years, Morrissey was a vocalist and a great one, but people should try leading a band playing the riffs Johnny plays and also lead vocals at the same time live, it’s not an easy role to accomplish and master live especially when you are at the forefront and 100% in the limelight of the audience for the entire show, so many things to remember, play, sing, entertain etc, etc, than just being the singer who has hands free to entertain and involve the crowd. They are two very different kinds of role in a band and to do it so well as Johnny now does! Etc, etc, in the midst of life we are in debt etc!!!
not to mention Johnny Marr makes both the guitar and the vocals look so easy and you can truly tell he's having a great time performing. I am a new fan but you can definitely see him getting more comfortable compared to 2017 even
Solid insights. Thanks
Morrissey has one of the most beautiful and distinctive voices ever. No one can sing like him. Marr is a good singer. Disrespectful to expect him to sound like Morrissey then criticize him for not being able to.
Plenty to appreciate with Marr as he is
johnny marr is guitarrist very good !!!
No shit, Sherlock
Not bad singing from Mr Marr but, it's seriously not a patch on Morrisey. They were so much better together.
Yeah obviously, but everything has it's time. Would you still want to be performing alongside the Morrissey of today? Hell, the Morrissey of yesterday must've been enough to deal with...
Nice dedication at the beginning 👏
One of the best songs of all time.
Still gives me chills after all these years. One of the best songs EVER.
What song should he have done in tribute to Will Smith ?
That Joke isn't Funny Anymore...
Stop Me If You've Heard this One Before ..
Etc
Marr's singing is better than ever. Who needs Moz after all?
It doesn't hurt that Johnny has Johnny Marr playing guitar in his band either.
I do honestly believe this after listening to this entire set.Johnny you are a legend!
With Moz better
You are goddamb right, dude!
Always
never gets old 😭
Love the music. Hate the filming. You know, BBC Music, we do have attention spans beyond 1 second. It's hard to count to two without another drifting camera taking over.
I noticed this too! Lmao
Never gets old this. Does it ??!!
Take me out tonight
Where there's music and there's people
And they're young and alive
Driving in your car
I never, never want to go home
Because I haven't got one
Anymore
Take me out tonight
Because I want to see people
And I want to see life
Driving in your car
Oh, please don't drop me home
Because it's not my home, it's their home
And I'm welcome no more
And if a double-decker bus
Crashes into us
To die by your side
Is such a heavenly way to die
And if a ten ton truck
Kills the both of us
To die by your side
Well, the pleasure, the privilege is mine
Take me out tonight
Take me anywhere, I don't care
I don't care, I don't care
And in the darkened underpass
I thought, "Oh God, my chance has come at last"
But then a strange fear gripped me
And I just couldn't ask
Take me out tonight
Oh, take me anywhere, I don't care
I don't care, I don't care
Driving in your car
I never, never want to go home
Because I haven't got one, la-di-dum
Oh, I haven't got one
Oh, oh
And if a double-decker bus
Crashes into us
To die by your side
Is such a heavenly way to die
And if a ten ton truck
Kills the both of us
To die by your side
Well, the pleasure, the privilege is mine
Oh, there is a light and it never goes out
There is a light and it never goes out
There is a light and it never goes out
There is a light and it never goes out
Without Mozza it’s really grade b.
It's lacklustre
Great cover, still not as good as Morrissey.
well said and well played. so sad about taylor.
well done johnny.
you have a good taste in music
Stay strong Dave, Rest in Peace Taylor God bless you 🙌🏻
absolutely sublime
Thanks for the support, recognition and love towards me 🎸& I am captivated❤️. where are you watching from?
I like his version.. Morrissey s great, but like Marr's instruments better.. and my favorite part starts at 4:50
Bring back Morrissey To sing HIS song Johnny...
Johnny wrote it as much as Morrissey did.
Oh gawd..that got the water works going, pass the tissues😢🎸💡rip Taylor 🥁☁️🌈
Beautiful tribute to Taylor Hawkins!
Probably the most beautiful song ever written.
i had this at my moms funeral 2020 :(
A melhor música, q homenagem linda .
RIP Taylor
Це пісня на тисячоліття!
This song fits almost every kind of voice.
“There is a light that never goes out”. That’s Taylor Hawkins.
Reminds me of my good friend CARL PIDDINGTON/GTB the General ...... 💙 miss you Pal.. R I P
Beautiful Johnny! 👌 Rest in Peace TH 🥁 #TheFoos
In the thumbnail he's looking like Tony Montana 🤣🤣
That guitar line near the end breaks my heart ♥️
Simply the best guitarist of all time!
Damn dude. I love Moz but Johnny crushes this on his own. I hate to be that person but its definitely a case of the former needing the latter more
He is so amazing live ! Right here is a music genius an icon !
Exelente 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Sung with authority in the author's voice
Probably mobiles were a kins of forbidden, or suggest not to use: JUST GREAT, SHOULD BE LIKE THIS ALWAYS.
Class Act, Mr. Johnny Marr is.
I love how he sings the line "there is a light that never goes out" At the end of the song, I love that part so much every time I hear it.
The lyrics are so uniquely Morrissey that I don’t ever think it sounds right when John sings it. But his Jaguar sounds sublime, as usual
I want the smiths to get back together again. I don't know what the problem is. What kind of pride do you have? But I want to see the band together again.
People don't live very long. Is there anything that can be let go? It's probably good to let go.
Ridicule !
Ils feraient mieux d'apprendre à jouer de la guitare correctement.
Cultural staples like this really boggle my mind. I had no idea how much of an anthem this was across the pond, nor the story of the Smiths until later in my life. Immortal tune
I actually love Johnny Marr.
Marr, like Morrissey, is a legend. And together, legendary. Let me not say more
Johnny Marr does a fantastic version of this song. Short of having Morrissey up there on stage it couldn’t get any better than this.
Hate Johnny Marr doing this. One of the greatest guitarists of all time but don't sing Morrissey tunes.