Continuous Performance (Fast Eddie Clarke) - In The Morning
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2018
- Have you ever seen the likes of you and me?
Taking it easy and rolling 'round
In the morning came the sunrise in the city
You're gonna look at me
You're gonna see me
Oh woman take me...
I can talk all night long about my life and myself
I've been many places, I can't even tell
Sunshine falling rain on the people looking at the sky
When I see you, I see you with my own eyes
Everytime you're going home all alone, driving your car
Mind your own business, don't go too far
Time keeps playing just the same, you don't notice
You don't notice what's coming on, what's coming on...
There's no way I can get another day added on to my time
I've been thinking too hard all the while
It could've been better, I could've seen myself much more clear
But you know what it's like when you run out of time and you say... - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Love the solos, great tune from one of my favorite guitarists, glad i found this gem. Followed Motorhead from the begining and always loved eddies playing.
Im so sad to hear about fast Eddies passing..I been out of the loop....what a bummer....Good to see tho how respected he was..I loved the guy... seen him in so many interviews, what a dude...RIP "Fast"
Fast Eddie was a great guitarist ,effortless and perfect for Motorhead.
R I P ,A great guy.
Perfect fit, every song every solo!!!!!
40 years ago this month I saw Fast Eddie and his two pals at a small club in San Francisco when I was an 18 year-old knucklehead. They made the place shake, they blew the doors out and made me (stone) deaf for 3 days (not forever). A revelation. NOBODY had that sound then...or now. Awesome.
I saw Motorhead with out eddie. think it was wurzel and Pete at the time but after each show i couldn't hear for atleast 3-4 days and i saw them 4 times, seriously loud as hell.
Right on may 1981 ...The Ace of Spades Tour in a small club The Danforth Music Hall Toronto, Ontario... Damn near brought the building down they were so loud they had 2 afternoon shows ...Was there during 2nd show was totally blown away how amazing they played with Fast Eddie.... Was deaf for 3 days afterwards ! lol Lemmy , Filthy Phil and Fast Eddie ... 3 Amigos of Raw Power !!!
@scarborosasquatchstation1403 thats the first time i saw Motorhead was in the states on which i swear was the ace of spades tour since i bought a t shirt then and i kniw thats what the shirt said but it was wurzel pete phil and lemmy and it was loud as hell, but i saw Motorhead another 3rimes and they were far louder the last 3 times i saw them
Eddie defined the Motörhead Sound. Gave the Sound the Colour. Motörhead Was not only Lemmy. The three Amigos was the best and most iconic line up. Rip all three legends. Dont forget Phil Taylor with his absolute original and unique shuffle drum style.
I've always found each lineup had their own strengths and weaknesses. A few people have said something I thought for a long time. How interesting it is it took two people to replace the one guy. I really dug the original kits Phil Taylor had for the first stint he did. The second stint as their drummer he had more of a punk set up which was also pretty good.
For the most part I really only liked Pete Gill playing Phil's songs. Mikkey Dee I found, not that he's a bad drummer ie Burner, tends to kinda ruin the classics.
Phil Campbell playing the classics tends just to gloss over the intricate parts.
Somewhere in the back of my mind, I'd like to imagine that they'd have been able to make a solid 8 piece band haha
Lemmy was the engine of that car but the thing is car is much more than just a engine. It is also comfort in little things like smooth ride, AC, power steering, good seats etc. Raw power alone is just raw power and nothing more.
All guitarplayers in motörhead are good but Eddie has the biggest blues and that means a lot..but not all :)
I have said this many times myself- they were a band ot three distinct individuals- each with a uniuque approach and together that is what made the classic lineup of Motorhead so special- subsequent lineups were great, but there was truly a chemistry with Kilmister-Clarke-Taylor that can't really be replicated. It had a certain reckless greasy, nasty swagger to it. There was a mischievous element to it (could say punkiness but I hate labels ) that was replaced with a more conventional approach later. Sometimes it was lurching about barely in control. Greatness.
So true christoph greatest line up philthy fast eddie and lemmy fantastic
On point, sir!
Mi idolo de siempre, el mejor. Descansa en paz amigo.
I first saw Motörhead in 1979 aged 15, the Bomber tour with Saxon as support. I’ve forgotten how many times I’ve seen them with different line ups. The years with Eddie and Phil are my favorite, no question, there was nothing like them and there never will be again. That night in 78 changed my life forever and I listen to Motörhead every day and will until I throw a double six. Great images, thank you. 🤘
Your lucky, i only got to see them with the last two which to me were the worst lineups of all but still put on a good show.
I miss Eddie as much as Lemmy and Phil - in other words a lot!!! When u check out his interviews he comes across as such a humble laid back funny man, as well as an awesome and distinctive guitarist.
You've either got the Blues or you haven't! Eddie had it in spades.....what a fine guitarist he was!
I think guitarist who have the blues make the best, they know how to put "feeling" into each note they play, vs. the classical guitarist who looks to hit the notes, but not with any particular "feeling" added to it. To them it is nothing more than hitting a series of notes, a computer will one day do this, but there is no emotion in the notes or music played, it will be a big loss for music when this form ends up dominating the blues form of playing the guitar.
Sorry
But you are completely wrong
which musician renounces the classic?
Metal bands have infinite influence of classic
A real musician would never make a ridiculous statement like yours
You have a lot to learn
A fitting tribute, to an outstanding guitarist, and a good man! RIP Eddie! You'll be missed! There'll be No Sleep in Heaven! Rock on! See you soon!
@@ibleedwhiskeyplanet1544 its hard rock/ blues.Metal doesn't need a bluesy feel.
@@grindfreakmike5754 You are seriously telling me that this song is hard rock/metal? I honestly see no reason to reply in that case.
The reason Motörhead has the bluesy rock n roll touch is because of this fucking man!!!! That’s why it makes me so pissed when people only talk about Lemmy (And I fucking LOVE Lemmy) but Motörhead is a band (Fast Eddie,Philthy Taylor, Campbell,Mikkey Dee) and Lemmy is just Lemmy. Don’t forget who was the man who created the ACE OF SPADES RIFF! That Man Created FASTWAY and that man is my favorite guitar player in the fucking world!
Phil and Mikkey dick were part of the worst line up they had. there music wasn't the same with this line up and i mean it got worse/ more commercial sounding/ lost that Motorhead edge/sound.
@Dr Anton Phibes i agree for the most part but i did like rhe the another perfect day album with robbo on guitar after that i gave up on them.
@Dr Anton Phibes i dont know if id call it thrash but yeah a whole different sound to there music. But look what bands mikkey dee and phil came from.
@@grindfreakmike5754 SPOT ON
R.I.P. "FAST EDDIE CLARK"!!!!!!
I WAS RAISED UNDER THIS GUITARS! R.I.P CLARK, PHILTHY AND LEMMY! GOD BLESS U!
Fast Eddie forever
Miss you! Rip Eddie🤘
I once heard him say I played on the ace of spades and that's better than having a million pound in the band because it will get remember forever 😈
Loved his style! So underrated!!!
superb guitarist. absolutely wonderful. RIP Fast Eddie
RIP Mr. Eddie Clarke 😭
The blues,pain and soul, run in the Family.
Love the song ...will miss him
So beautiful. Eddie was the blues.
Eddie's blues influence was the musicality behind Lemmy and Philthy's speed induced frantic metal rhythms-yet he pulled it off with great sounding fuzzy distortion from his brass pick guard Fender. I'm just now really appreciating his guitar playing on 'Ace of Spades' with the fret slide flourishes he liked to do between an explosion of notes during a solo.
His guitar work on 'Stone Dead Forever' is mind boggling
Iron Fist is the most underrated record, Eddie was producer
@@dwreal1717 why was it underrated it was a popular album for the band.
Love eddies playing in ace of spades but check out Battalion of saints version killer as well.
one of the most stylish guitarist ever...
Fantastic. R.I.P Fast Eddie..
The great man. The great guitar. Lived to win!!!
Fast Eddie is #1!
He actually answered me one night on Instagram , he was cool saw him 1 time , I will never forget it ....
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Legend!!! Super!!! Thank You!!!!
great pink floyd dylan war burdon vibe on a sad song seein' things clearly.
His my favorite guitarist. I hope his in a better place, jamming out with phil and lemmy.
so missed, all of Mötorhead is missed, but there was only one Fast Eddie!
Eddye un guitarista muy fino 💎♠️💎♠️💎♠️🎸💖
I did not have the chance to see the Motorhead with him and Phil Taylor ( at their place there were Campbell and Dee) ,but in my opinion, I believe that the most known line - up was the best. I miss you, Motorhead!
The Unhöly Trinity was only ever Lemmy, Eddie, and Phil. Saw them 21 times between 1978 and 1982.
@@666palerider great 👍🎵!
Thank u !!!!!!
Sweet song. Like it a lot
Excelente guitarrista adoro sua fase no motorhead junto com Phill Taylor e o xerife Lemmy kilmister! ♠❤♠❤😎✌🎼🎶
Gostava dos solos no fastwey.
ERA EL MAS GELTELMEN.DESCANSE EN PAZ.
He was perfect part of the great trio. Glad I am, there was no giitar heero . My favourite : " I' ll be your sister" and of course : " Stone dead forever" love and tingulingulis. Your ears
Much more than blues, this is Fast Eddie kids.
Excellent ! Brilliant
I know Lemmy was Motorhead but to me, Eddie was Motorhead. At least the Motorhead that I loved.
Awesome song will have to get that now . Thanks for sharing
I actually first discovered him on the Fastway Trick or Treat soundtrack, I remember thinking how perfect a tone and style that is for metal….and then I bought Iron Fist and I was hooked
R I P Fast Eddy, Wereld Gitarist .
So Good!Thank You for posting.Hope I can get the CD.
Great song and video. I have never heard this song. Wow.
I really liked the band Fastway a lot!
Ech... RIP Eddie!
Ace of Spades !
Depois da sua passagem pelo Motorhead eu ainda escutei dois álbuns do Fastway e só. Nunca mais soube de qualquer trabalho que ele tivesse participado.
Fantastic Brother
Nice.
This reminds me of 2nd Street, the Sophomore Back Street Crawler album. And I cannot pay Eddie a higher compliment than to mention him in the same breath as Koss
Koss as in the headphones company?
I was thinking exactly the same thing definitely got a Kossoff vibe
Love them always,vocals are great,before Kurt Vile...ya hear it?
i hear ain't no love in the heart of the city
whitesnake
Man this song is fuckin great!!!!
Great stuff.....A bit Pink Floyd?
Yes !
Он великолепен... Motorhead besstess
cómo encuentro está canción en disco ?
is that available on CD or sth?
You can find this song on his solo album called Anthology, released on 2007.
MOTORHEAD LIFE
Good song! Ten years after meets Pink Floyd! R.I.P dear Eddie!
Bluzeee
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