Bert Jansch with Johnny Marr - "It Don't Bother Me"
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Johnny Marr joins Scottish folk musician Bert Jansch on stage at St. Luke's Church in London on 24 October 2003 as part of Bert's 60th birthday celebration, a BBC Special presentation.
Q: Did it surprise you that they were so into your music?
BJ: Well, I was surprised about Bernard. I think Bernard was surprised as well, actually. Because Johnny was the original fan. And then, Bernard was a fan of Johnny's. And through that whole sort of system, we ended up playing all three of us together, which was something like three generations. And for each, a guitar player in general - not those two - but any guitar player to play with me, it's not so much because of who I am or anything. It's because it's a challenge. Because I don't play regular music. I don't always stick to the bars or how many this, that or the next thing. Made quite a jump, you know. I think that's what Bernard's intrigued by it, how it fits together. And Johnny is still, he's unstoppable. He's like guitar mad.
My favourite acoustic player, backed up by my favourite electric player. Couldn't beat it.
I saw this concert inline, it's wonderful!
Great sound. It does irk me when people are sniffy about Johnny Marr. Okay, his 'technique' is probably not the greatest, but he gets more feeling out of a guitar than plenty of technically superior guitarists. Renbourne is probably technically better than Jansch, but I know which I prefer. Music is about feeling and emotion, not technique. These guys understand that. Absolutely brilliant.
Johnny Marr is a legend. His sense of getting intensity without going into power chords or blues rockish cliche is second to none. Remember he wrote all of the Smiths catalogue between the ages of 19-23.
Yup, style counts for more than technique
And I don't get how anyone thinks Johnny Marr doesn't have a great technique :D he ain't punk rocker but actually a great guitarist.
Bert Jansch wouldn't've played with him otherwise.
My favourite electric guitar player. Fantastic musician.
Johnny Marr once said he decided to play the Rickenbacker guitar because it was a more limited sound, so it would make him try harder, that shows the integrity of the man & his respect for the guitar. Jansch what can you say, LEGEND..
Through learning, This Charming man at home on guitar. I discovered Johnny Marr respected Bert Jansch hugely.
I had never heard of him.
The tunes this man plays are so incredibly good and his skill is through the roof.
when they play together, it is some of the best I have ever seen!
This is so beautiful, I could cry. Bert has gone, but he will truly live forever.
This song has saved me and gotten me through the night many times.
You echo my thoughts exactly. This song has pulled me through many dark days.
@@jamesrobert4106 same here folks
Words to live by ..Bert was one hell of a Lyricist also! Besides his mastery on guitar.
Modest brilliance, a great pairing. Respect to both
This is absolute dream sound. The feel, the playing the performance and the synergy...........wow!
Two legends of British guitar based music. RIP Bert.
Anyone criticising JM, bear in mind you are criticising one of the greatest guitar players the world has ever known.
Criticism of Johnny Marr! You have to pity these people.
Because they have revolutionised which Genre / decade?
Bitter, resentful, and it shows. There is not a world class musician / Guitarist who would not freely acknowledge his on going contribution to music.
Ergo... To Any and all of you...
Failure is a bitter pill to swallow 😂
The man is a legend of music... You unfortunately are nothing whatsoever. 🤣
Most of the guitar world have never heard of him.Smiths fans yeah..Thats it..Sorry
Ray Jenkins
Wrong.
@@rayjenkins568 That's not true.
@@rayjenkins568 He wore the tee "Johnny Fucking Marr" for a reason.
He was/is known by many as a freakishly good guitarist.
Great interaction from two great players!
Brilliant. What's not to like.
Two masters.
Never knew was such a good finger picker
R.I.P x
RIP
Two brilliant British guitarists, Mentor and mentee .Love their playing, such inspiration xxx
Only heard recently that Janch was one of Johnnys influences, which makes total sense when you consider his beautifully crafted arpeggio guitar lines. So good that he got to play with him, this is a lovely rendition of a classic.
Great to hear from the original Bert Janch after being introduced to the song by Plant and Krauss. A new oldie to open up another world of music undiscovered by me and millions of others!
This is an amazing duet that I hate to criticize other than Bert's guitar is drowned out by Johnny Marr - I'd love to hear a version where Bert's guitar is leveled up
Playing with his hero, amazing sound, watched this time and time again over the years and it still to this day sounds fresh
Beautifully put.
Which one's Best
Obviously Jansch is best, but it's not a competition.
Rest in peace Bert. I never knew about him until Johnny Marr, what a great musician he was.