Goo Goo Dolls’ John Rzeznik on new Christmas album and how he really feels about Iris
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ธ.ค. 2020
- John Rzeznik is the lead singer and guitarist of the four-time Grammy-nominated band the Goo Goo Dolls. He joined Tom Power for a career-spanning interview about their first-ever Christmas album, his run-in with his idol Tom Petty, and how the band’s massive hit song Iris changed everything for them.
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This man is the most humble person. It’s like he’s shy ir has no idea how legendary he is.
And he's so smart and funny. Just a great guy.
John is in his 50's now & of course he doesn't look the same from 20 years ago. but he's a very unique man in many ways. he's also still handsome & a humble artist.
Thank you for doing this interview. When I heard the goo goo dolls were doing a Christmas album in 2020 I thought "wow that's ambitious and this could really help people right now." I have looked up to Robby and Johnny as artists my whole life. They say to never meet your heros, but watching this just makes me respect them as artists and fellow humans more. From one artist and human to another I appreciate the talent and humble attitude.
Regarding multitrack recording, music was routinely recorded on Ampex 525 eight-track recorders by the mid-1950s. The Beatles' early recordings were captured mostly on four-track Telefunken machines, then on four-track Studers, and eventually on 3M and Studer eight-track recorders. The Beach Boys albums like "Pet Sounds" were recorded on eight-track recorders, which were available in larger LA studios. By 1967, Ampex had produced the sixteen-track MM-1000 recorder which was used by groups like the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, Frank Zappa, and Blood, Sweat and Tears. During the 1970s, sixteen-track, twenty-four track, and even 32-track recorders were commonplace in studios around the country and in Europe.
You Ain't Getting Nothin is hilarious!
Great interview..AAA+++++thanks for uploading...👍👏
Great interview!! I've been following Johnny's music my whole life but this is the first interview I've seen of his. What a doll!
He says a lot you know..lol. it is difficul to understand him because the english is not my first language. Anyway, thank you Jonh from Brazil!!
Very cool!!!!👍😁
Wow
why does his nose look purple? is it going to fall off?
You're here too wow gotta admit though he has like a scab on his nose but still handsome
@vaughn I think you have a crush on John because he's really in your head 🤣
@@AbdassLeo_ agreed
that's all you have to say about this handsome uniquely talented artist ? he's talking from his heart & you're comenting on his nose...