Johnny Marr Touches On The Diversity Of The Smiths Fanbase In The US | Questlove Supreme
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- The Smiths' co-founder Johnny Marr explains how The Smiths have always had a diverse audience in the United States. In this clip from the Questlove Supreme interview [ • Johnny Marr | Questlov... ], Ahmir speaks about discovering J Dilla was a Smiths fan-and why Detroit had great sonic diversity-and Johnny Marr recalls those early audiences for The Smiths concerts-including a show at New York City club landmark Danceteria. Johnny Marr is currently on tour [johnnymarr.com/].
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Music is the great one , the connector! one love and peace from Ireland!
Thompson Karen White Cynthia Johnson Paul
you guys should collab could be really interesting 😊
Previous QLS guest MC Serch....his missus is a massive fan and there's a collaborative connection. The Smiths first NYE gig was with Lovebug Starski---and Factory Records i was basically built on its love of New York, Chicago & Detroit house / club culture.
The late Andy Rourke, played bass and grew up with Johnny in the Smiths....that guy's playing Stanley Clarke over Morrissey lyrics and that's what set them apart from copyists that followed in their wake. It wasn't 'depressing' 'miserable' because Johnny Marr's connection to the latest club and street culture meant they were never going to be this Turn Of The Century relic that only referenced 60s/70s working class English motifs.
Very interesting connection...
So happy to see this interview. Marr is one of my top 5 guitarists.
Thank you so much.
Great to have Johnny Marr on....but I gotta say. Dude....talk less...listen more. and get to the point more quickly..