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Thank you so much, an excellent focus on "the soul cages" creating process, the best ever about it !! My favourite Sting solo song!! Come on Sting, you should play it live again !!❤

One of my fav Police songs ever. Thanks.

I agree. Guitar is key in that song. I love it. One of my top 5 The Police songs

Funny, I was just watching the video for that song. It was the late Markie Post at the Kraft table, not Jane Fonda. She was playing his mom on a sitcom at the time

My favorite part is where they reveal which track they’re referring to.

Powerful album

I love Andy Summers ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Great video! Thanks a million!

Honestly I think it's the hardest on Stewart Copeland. He probably uses most parts of his drums and if he misses just one of those drum hits he's going to fuck up the song in the studio or in concert. He's playing the hardest in this, as in he's playing the most aggressively, really hitting the drums with clenched fists.

I could listen to Susan Rodgers for hours

I'll never get enough of Susan talking and teaching

Barry is a terrific horn player and part of an excellent band.

I love the little funk intro with the guitar riff that’s included on the video version but left out of the radio edit. It kind of foreshadowed the parade era.

Somehow, TH-cam brought me here, and now I want to listen to "Raspberry Beret" again... very closely, lol. There's SO much going on in his songs that I missed as a teen! Thank you for sharing this with us!

I can listen to these stories all day.

The B sides really pushed that album over. "She's Always in my Hair", "America" 20 minute version, "Hello" and "Girl". It was almost like getting 2 albums from him back then. If you weren't feeling side A, you would just flip it over. Nobody was putting bonafide hits on B sides. I mean nobody. Now they have people releasing "music" that is less than 3 minutes long. So Sad

I love this inter-generational conversation. She's so kind and nurturing and not condescending at all. He's so respectful and reverent of such a wealth of experience of knowledge.

22:00 Purple Rain: when you’re such a masterful artist that you have to do YOUR OWN biopic before your career has even hit its peek. And then that very album and film catapults you to that very peek! Only Prince. Only Prince. 0)+>

Gasp!!! Watermelon in Easter Hay 38:10 The 3 minute blues jam? Do tell when or where!!! Do I have to wait for the box set? Just give it time.

I could listen to her 10 or even more hours.

It's unbelievable how much energy and creativity Prince had. Unbelievable! Whenever I listen to Raspberry Beret I am immediately in a good mood, love that song so much.

Why did Wendy do the string arrangement ? Was Prince not able to ?

Great interview.

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What an interesting series of interviews about Prince with Susan Rogers! Jackson really knows how to conduct a substantial interview with interesting facts and detailed questions! 🙂

Susan Rogers was so moved by working with Prince that she went back to school and got her PhD in neuropsychology. She's seen Prince as being clinically hypercreative. Her interviews are so enchanting along with Peggy McCreary... the other engineer who worked with Prince a LOT back then.

She’s such a rad person. Thank you.

Cool.

Wow ! What a great host, asking intelligent questions and genuinely listening to the responses without interrupting ! And of course Dweezil is just so down to earth, fantastic job guys !

No shit Sherlock

Watch “Under the Cherry Moon.” It’s corny but Prince and Jerome are funny 😅. And there is a story concept that is relevant.

This is a really great interview. It is beyond me why this only has 78 views. Good work!

Andy Summers, great guitar player !!!!

The torch will burn

this is great..

Jem is brilliant, saw the Pogues last March on Hackney Empire.

Your an absolute legend unreal

People still don't realise that Shane was posh upper class kid and went private school and he played an act his whole career! The alcohol and heroin and crack was real but the personality wasn't

With every passing day the moment that was the Pogues passes but the music will always inspire the souls that hear and feel the call. Thanks Jim your an absolute legend ❤🙌

Enjoyed this guys... thanks for insights Jem

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DWEEZIL IS JUST AS ICONIC AS HIS DAD ...FRANK ZAPPA!!!!!

I absolutely love this song. Shane McGowan was a musical genius and Kirsty MacColl was one of a kind 💖🎵💖

Shane MacGowan 👍🎶🎵

Willie's might be the best that Hoagy's masterpiece was ever done.

Great song to play. I agree, Synchronicity II is very fun to play. For me, along the same lines as Switch 625 by Def Leppard or Paul McCartney/Wings Live and Let Die. Easy songs to play that are fun to play.

The DAD (RIP) would be proud of you Sir .

And the vault meister Joe Travers....

In 2006 I saw the show at H.O.B.in NOLA. AND THE next on in 2008 and 2110 at H.O.B. AND ONCE MORE IN 2112 AT TIPI TINA'S, in New Orleans. Met Steve , joe bily h, Jamie kime, Shelia,and Dweezil and his wife. One of my friends worked for SV in the DLR BAND...

I love all of Hueys songs. ❤