I play in a classic rock covers band. When we gig and get to Here I go again everyone in the room goes barmy singing their hearts out. It's a great song!
"a number one record" ..... Identifying with the man 10 years older than me What's the word younger people use now Number? Song? Whatever They were all records on the dukey Thank you Rest in Peace Mr Rocking Blues man
A thoroughly engaging interview, which has spurred me on to buying Bernies book. After buying a cheap Spanish, then a twin pickup Broadway, my third guitar was a Hofner Colorama, single pickup with trem £29/6/6 from Hessy's in 1961. Bought from my sister's boyfriend for £12 a couple of years later. I could never get a decent sound out of it. Guitars were really expensive in those days, and a lot of them were not very good, especially guitars such as the Rosetti Lucky 7 and the (not so) cheap , poorly made steel strung "Spanish" guitars. Good playing guitars can be purchased for less than £100 these days, and to get things into perspective, my first job paid £6 a week, so we really are living in the affordable age of guitar playing.
Very much prefer the original version of Here I Go Again. Was a GI in Germany when Saints And Sinners came out. Must have dumped a $1000 in German Mark coins into jukeboxes all over Germany playing Here I Go Again. Did see Snake in February 83 in Offenbach Germany on the Saints And Sinners tour.
I agree with ya. what gets me is that, these guys werent' talked about until about 10yrs ago. Peter Green and Bernie M. I had to know idea that Fleetwood Mac was a typical rock/blues band. I kept seeing this '59 les paul standard, called the Greeny, which I didn't know why the guitar was called that for about 3-4yrs. I kept looking for some Green spot. boy was I wrong. @@juniorjohnson5961
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Bless Bernie and RIP! Great interview!! He had a beautiful soul!!!
Listening to Bernie and hearing about the beast never gets old
I play in a classic rock covers band. When we gig and get to Here I go again everyone in the room goes barmy singing their hearts out. It's a great song!
Great interview, great guitarist. I was lucky to see Whitesnake in 1978. Fantastic gig and great memories. Cheers Bernie
RIP Bernie
Super interesting interview! Thanks!
Really good "natural" interview.
"a number one record" .....
Identifying with the man 10 years older than me
What's the word younger people use now
Number? Song?
Whatever
They were all records on the dukey
Thank you
Rest in Peace Mr Rocking Blues man
A thoroughly engaging interview, which has spurred me on to buying Bernies book. After buying a cheap Spanish, then a twin pickup Broadway, my third guitar was a Hofner Colorama, single pickup with trem £29/6/6 from Hessy's in 1961. Bought from my sister's boyfriend for £12 a couple of years later. I could never get a decent sound out of it.
Guitars were really expensive in those days, and a lot of them were not very good, especially guitars such as the Rosetti Lucky 7 and the (not so) cheap , poorly made steel strung "Spanish" guitars. Good playing guitars can be purchased for less than £100 these days, and to get things into perspective, my first job paid £6 a week, so we really are living in the affordable age of guitar playing.
enjoyed, only complaint is interview too short....
I wonder what Bernie’s view of the differences between playing with Cozy Powell & Ian Paice.
First here! 'Have to be for dear old Bernie!
Very much prefer the original version of Here I Go Again. Was a GI in Germany when Saints And Sinners came out. Must have dumped a $1000 in German Mark coins into jukeboxes all over Germany playing Here I Go Again. Did see Snake in February 83 in Offenbach Germany on the Saints And Sinners tour.
Never heard of him
seriously?
Seriously !
I did look him up Whitesnake who i never listened to .
@@juniorjohnson5961 I gotcha. I heard abut him abut 10yrs ago. Same with Peter Green.
@@gordon9177 I know about Peter Green kinda sad .
I agree with ya. what gets me is that, these guys werent' talked about until about 10yrs ago. Peter Green and Bernie M. I had to know idea that Fleetwood Mac was a typical rock/blues band. I kept seeing this '59 les paul standard, called the Greeny, which I didn't know why the guitar was called that for about 3-4yrs. I kept looking for some Green spot. boy was I wrong. @@juniorjohnson5961
Utter bollocks this stuff.