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I'm a Van Morrison's fan and I'm watching all concerts I found from him and I discovered the 1979 in Ireland and this gentelman is playing the baritone sax and Pat Kyle the tenor sax, I love that concert and the sax was great!

This was a nice interview about Rick, yes he'd over done it and was a fool to himself but was extremely lucky to still be alive. Its just a pity that after a fall which i believe he'd hurt his shoulder that he didn't get sorted quicker as once sepsis had set in because of his age and past illnesses his body couldn't fight the infection hard enough and sadly he died. Really Staus Quo also died that day, i know Francis and Andy Bown are still there but it then just became the Francis Rossi Band which to me would have been more respectful if Francis had changed the name after all people still would have gone to the concerts - maybe have called it Quo2

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Rick is a sad loss to the world of rock and will never be forgotten by the very many fans, RIP matey.

lovely interview and well done Danny

The real Quo died in early 1978

Who is that twat journalist. Quo were the BIGGEST rock act in the UK for 5 years in the 70s.

He is up there. With his Mate Lemmy. Who loved Ricky, as he called him.

He was the first guitar 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Nice interview FIX the acoustics in that room... some SONEX would help a lot.

Yes it was but all you heard about was George Michael which was also sad but it overtook Rick .

Age IS just a number, apparently with an age-defyingly lithe body and a vanity-forsaken wrinkled mug!..

The two songs I forced myself to listen to, which are supposed to be the best, are rubbish. Insipid, scarcely an identifiable melody, let alone a memorable one, uninteresting chord progressions, solos, arrangements. Best to ignore. Also, useless interview with sycophants who plainly know nothing about music.

Its only Rock and Roll but we like it

It's not about money but fame, they want to seduce new generations, reason why they invited people like Lady Gaga or worth Taylor swift. The new clip is pure marketing and the intro riff is not creative but sound clearly Stones. Only Jagger voice save it for me. I'm disapointed maybe cause i love Stones catalog, now waiting for the album, who knows....

Yay, the rolling Stones are back making old outdated music again. I wonder how all the people that paid thousands and thousands of dollars to see them one last time in their multiple farewell tours feel about that. The only place they'll be able to play this music on the radio will be on classic rock stations or maybe country but the air headed brainless internet generation don't even know who they are. Whatever dude.

Im 65 saw them in 97 then again 2007 everyone My age is a fan this song is much needed in this f up world 🥳🥳🎸🎸

They are just creative artists and it's not about the money, they needed to create this album, it's Art.

Perhaps it would be more accurate to describe 'Hackney Diamonds' as being the first new studio album of new material in 18 years.

Great, except it’s not their first new music for 18 years. Two new songs in 2012, another in 2020 and an album of covers in 2014

After Rick passed, the choices made by Rossi & "Quo" angered me so much that I took the decision to never see what they're insisting on passing off as Quo, again. To this day, I know not of any on stage tribute made to our Rick. Unforgivable. Hero. Legend Rick Parfitt

I enjoyed the story ,some people new how special GM was.

Journalists like David Sinclair, who never knew Status Quo and never had any regard for them, come out and try and make headlines when the headlines had been made years before. What a donkey.

I saw Quo supported by 10cc at Nottingham shortly before RP passed. I remember being amazed at how white his trainers were!

Group not band

I shall never, ever forget one of the happiest days of my life - the 1985 Live Aid concert. I was home on field leave whilst working in Indonesia and then this great concert opening with Status Quo - Rockin' All Over the World. And of course Rick . . . great memories . . . I know you will still be at peace in Heaven, Rick!🙏🙏🙏!!

R I P Rick

i remember him turning up at chichester railway train station in 1987 sending his son off to boarding school in a roll royce in full leather gear and calming his son down , telling him not to worry etc , he gave me the impression that he was a lovely chap that cared for the people close in his life :)

I saw him pull up in his Rolls Royce, jump out and head into a paper shop at Purley Cross in about 1987 or 88. I didn't want to bother him though, despite being a huge fan. A few months later the same Roller stopped to let me cross the road outside my house, but I wasn't sure who was driving it at the time.

Need more stuff on he, and uncle Keith for sure. What a lucky bloke…

Nice one ,love Zak and great to hear he loves Rat .

.....one of the greatest drummers in the world in my book and by a lot of people's opinion........Keith Moon

What a good interview, she really had an interest in it and asked the right questions

Thanks Paul x

Danny, you have royally entertained me with this. Fantastic mate x

I have loved Rick Parfitt RIP

"The big moment for Quo was live aid?" Obviously out of touch mate. Quo have been huge for years before live aid.

That was great, I hadn't heard Zak being interviewed before. He and Sshh are such a lovely couple, and now they're married!

RARE to see a Zak interview. I was looking for an interview with him for YEARS.....almost impossible except on some obscure podcasts. Thank you so much.

Cool. Zak rarely does interviews.

Sad.They had a great sound.They could really play.Love the vocals and guitars together.

i wish the interviewer would stop embarrasing Zak by repeatedly telling him he's a great drummer..worlds greatest drummer...Zak is a very humble guy,,just get on with the interview please.

It truly was a dark and horrible day when Rick died. A massive loss for all Quo fans, may he rock in heaven🎸🤘🕊️

Sshh? She'd be impossible to shut up.

They are such charming people.. Enjoyed this.

Very interested to hear that Zak was a fan of the Damned:, at 1:58 " ‘cause I ditched Keith [Moon], cause Rat [Scabies, drummer of the Damned] was outside, said 'I’ll see you in a minute', cause I loved the Damned when I was that age ’78, ’77" Damned and The Who are right at the top of my favorite band list. Great interview with Zak. He's a fascinating guy and amazing drummer in his own right. Can see that Sshh is a talent too. Checked out Get Up Stand Up th-cam.com/video/Ea-HYZDQF5I/w-d-xo.html

They look like they’re related. Never thought of a parent having a different accent than child before. It must be a very common occurrence.

I had the privilege of meeting Ricky twice and yes he really was a lovely man. No airs or graces or "rock 'n roll" snobbery, just a down to earth legend of a guy. RIP Rick - its not the same anymore!

You've got Ginger Baker/Kofi Baker. John Bonham/Jason Bonham. Rich Starkey/Zak Starkey!!!

father like son just like Jason and John great stuff👌