I say it a lot, but Johnny Marr is the most important guitarist of the last 35 years. His groundbreaking work with the Smiths alone (not to mention his innumerable collaborations and recent solo work) has influenced a couple generations of young players who aren't afraid of subtlety and bright tones. "Brit-pop" alone couldn't have happened without him. Discovering his genius at age 16 was a revelation. He still amazes me 30 years later.
He is great but he isn't responsible for Brit Pop (which is a good thing) For a start Oasis , Suede and Radiohead didn;t want anything to do with that tag More than that, its true lots of them copied Mozzers quotes about the UK not being taken over by America etc but Moz himself wasn't the first to do that , Paul Weller and Ray Davis did all that about Moz I think Johnnys quote about jobs and being unfulfilled is a bit hit and miss..Not everyone has a vocation and you can have a good life, even if you not have a job - we are not our jobs o kids etc
Johnny Marr. Guitar legend. Icon. And a thoroughly decent human being. I watched the interview to the very end, its extremely disappointing the interviewer cuts Johnny off so abruptly at the end, while he was still answering a question. Sometimes when you have such a legend, they have earned the right to be able to finish answering a question without being interrupted like that.
Incredibly rude of the interviewer to try to shut Johnny down at the end, which quite rightly he ignored and carried on. This man has given us so much wonderful, incredible music and is still doing it, if he wants to talk you bloody let him.
He curtailed his answer. It was a bit of a shame we didn't get the fuller version for sure. He might even have responded to to Brexit part, which would have been fun.
hi johnny!!! I was 12 when I found the smiths, now I am 43 and this morning I gave myself 2,5 hours of smiths.. and at night I find this.. true love and respect from portugal
violoncelo1000 only upper middle class pussies get depressed while listening to the Smiths bc they’ve got no struggle and can’t relate. The rest of us have real problems and can deal with the sorrow.
Amazing bloke & probably one of the most beautiful sounding guitarists of my era, what a time to be alive. Seen him a few days ago at Providence RI, best show I've been to in a long time.
Johnny has the "Gift of The Gab ☘" love the way he frames his thinking and his deep thoughtful answers to questions, we need more people in the World like Johnny
I got into guitar because of this guy, I learnt how to be modest and flashy at the same time. There's nobody on earth that could say a bad word about Johnny. He's one of the best guitarists in existence.
Glad I found this Channel. I’m a hack guitar player from Texas - I was late to discover The Smiths not till ‘87, but have really loved Johnny as a musician since. So great to hear how down to earth and interesting he is as well.
@@emartinezr articulate doesn't always mean you have a wide vocabulary. Articulate is being able to interest those who listen to you, Marr does this well
Read his book over Christmas, and what a read it was! Legend, great guitar player who had a very clear vision of wanting to create his own sound and style.
@@skypekai That's perhaps a matter of opinion. I admire the guy for the way he conducts himself .. he's got integrity, apart from the fact that he's one of the most inovative guitarists of his generation. I'm not a troll, I am fan of Johnny Fuckin Marr.
I've spent the last year learning much of his Smith catalog on the guitar. I recommend any guitarist to take a close look/listen to what Marr was doing then. It's nothing short of brilliant, inspired playing. He is so good, on a very different level.
Yeah, I got the tone. Amazing how simple and cool, I know it is over sounds. Will play this charming man next, though not using my tele as I have it tuned to drop c, as I come from Birmingham, the home of metal, I can get a strat and tele sound from my Floyd rose.
Greetings from Tampa, Florida - got to see Johnny up close & personal back in 2013 during my Nashville daze. Phenomenal gig & so glad he's long been out of Morrissey's shadow. One of the best guitarists of our generation, hands down!
I've never really got into the Smiths big time (and I've tried) but Johnny Marr is one of my favourite guitarists and favourite rock star to listen to, he's very wise and down to earth.
You need to allow your heart to fall in love with The Smiths - not your intellect. Loving The Smiths - is a beautiful ‘emotional’ journey. You’re missing out.
@@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter Yea thanks I'll give them more time for sure. Some of my favourite bands and albums I didn't like much at first. Growers are always the best they say!
@@PhilUKNet The secret to the Smiths that you haven't got is that it is tongue in cheek humour a lot of the time, not to be taken literally. Once you are in on the joke you enjoy the hidden jokes you now get that others (like you used to be) don't.
Near the start, JM Thanks the interviewer for pouring him a glass of water - that tells you much of what you need you know about the him. #gentlemanjohnnymarr
After listening to you today I can see that you are a very good MENTOR and I'm glad to listen. Too many young people are being influenced by inferior "role models" .
Johnny is a wise bloke with no pretensions. He's not a captivating orator but his honesty sends a powerful message in itself. He saying really, 'do your stuff, if they like it they like it if they don't they don't', and he doesn't care either way. It's the honest reality of situation so who could knock that.
what can be said that has already been said countless times before? The man is a living legend and is the true Smiths composer. Without him, there would be no Smiths, no Morrissey, etc. etc. Marr is also so damn real....no pretense, no ego, no bullshit. Would love to sit down with him and just chat for hours. Great man! Love his autobiography, too!
Stephanie Lovecat yes he didn’t really touch upon his Irish family other than mentioning in passing about his mom’s “obsessive” love for records and I think mentioned his dad’s musicality.
Great interview . Seemed like Johnny was tired ,...almost fatigued when he was being interviewed . I'm gonna see if I can find others on him . I just discovered The Smiths about 2 months and never heard of them nor heard any of their songs until then .How Soon is Now with Marr singing is a song I'm glad to have found and I get to enjoy it as a brand new song . I have an old peavey amp with tremelo to mess around with learning How Soon is Now .Rock on Johnny . Called Punk or New Wave But It's still rock n roll to me !
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Under bombs, terrorist attacks and a catastrophic economy back in the Peru of the 80's it was a far far dream to see bands like The Smiths, The Cure, Depeche Mode, New Order or U2 to mention some, it was sad for us to see how big bands from England and other parts of the world were playing in Brasil, or Argentina, faraway so close. Today Peru, specifically Lima receive dozens of good bands, rock is big in Peru, you can ask Morrissey, The Killers, Depeche Mode and others, people in Peru is so passionate for all these singers or bands, lucky Peruvians. For me in particular was a different story because I moved to the US back in 2004 and all these dreams to see these great bands came true. First concert in San Diego with The Cure, then a long list, U2, Depeche Mode, New Order, Tears for Fears, James, SImple Minds and many more. I saw Johnny Marr a few years ago when he released his first album, the concert was made in a small bar called Belly Up in Solana Beach, Gosh, what an artist, he makes magic with his guitar, so; since those days I still follow him, I saw him twice and I will see him in a few weeks in L.A. if you read this, thank you so much Johnny Marr, you are fucking amazing!
Hi C M. My wife is from La Molina, and I just spent two weeks there over the holidays. My wife has seen Johnny's current band with me three times in recent years at Music Hall of Williamsburg, Gramercy Theater, and the Paramount. At the first show there was a guy from Lima standing next to us who traveled to NYC just for the show, and had seen him in Brazil as well. Cheers!
Oxford Union? Boa constricted by the seat configuration (You'd hope) Cricked necks, legs and abdomen..My bad side is unsympathetic..My good side says they deserve it! Posh knobs!
Hello from Williamsburg Brooklyn Johnny. Saw you play Warsaw, in Greenpoint Bk, just up the road from me. Great show, and much respect and love my brother. Thanks for the music. You're a legend.
He often does in interviews. It was the punk explosion that got a load of kids forming bands as it wasn’t about technical proficiency. Not that Johnny had to worry about that
That was incredible... why the heck would he cut him off at the end... a legend like that who was just getting warmed up, passionate, and to the core of the most relevant issues of this time. Shame OxfordUnion for being so deaf to that powerful moment.
Interviewer could have been a bit more polite at the end... or should I say less ******* rude. It's not a live news broadcast. Good on Johnny... a genuinely good guy.
I loved the Disco era - most of my friends were gay men which meant I had someone to dance with ! :) But at heart I was into Rock and so I had to choose where to go every night for fun! Your talk has been amazing! Thank You! Joy
Could listen to Marr talk all day long, he's the type of bloke you wouldn't mind closing the pub down with...very intelligent, engaging and legendary guitarist! 💕
What an interesting talk. Great passionate musician. Talented and works for it, his enthusiasm is infectious. The interviewer probably cringes when he looks back and realises that he asked Johnny Marr to stop talking!!
Used to rehearse at the same place as The Smiths,Spirit Studios...and Mr Marr used to work in the coolest clothing shop in Manc ‘x clothing’...he’s a nice guy,as you can tell.
Johnny Marr = legend = icon Was a part of my favourite ever band and although he speaks of how big The Smiths are, I don't think that he truly understands the legacy that he has left. I would do anything to have grown up with The Smiths but I was too late and will likely never see them together on stage.
This should be shown as an instructional film as to how to be famous, wear great ability lightly, to know how to collaborate, to know how to be generally decent to people and not to have unbearable ego.
15:13 I love Johnny Marr to bits, but to say that not many great bands come out of Australia? (It's all a matter of personal taste of course), but I'll name a few just for shits and giggles: AC/DC, the Saints, Crowded House, the Triffids, Go-Betweens, The Church, Midnight Oil, INXS, Tame Impala, Silverchair, Easybeats, Rose Tattoo, Divinyls, Scientists, Radio Birdman, Icehouse, Hoodoo Gurus, Paul Kelly with his various bands, , Courtney Barnett and her band...
I say it a lot, but Johnny Marr is the most important guitarist of the last 35 years. His groundbreaking work with the Smiths alone (not to mention his innumerable collaborations and recent solo work) has influenced a couple generations of young players who aren't afraid of subtlety and bright tones. "Brit-pop" alone couldn't have happened without him. Discovering his genius at age 16 was a revelation. He still amazes me 30 years later.
insanely overrated
@@nickcarroll5034 By who?
He is great but he isn't responsible for Brit Pop (which is a good thing)
For a start Oasis , Suede and Radiohead didn;t want anything to do with that tag
More than that, its true lots of them copied Mozzers quotes about the UK not being taken over by America etc but Moz himself wasn't the first to do that , Paul Weller and Ray Davis did all that about Moz
I think Johnnys quote about jobs and being unfulfilled is a bit hit and miss..Not everyone has a vocation and you can have a good life, even if you not have a job - we are not our jobs o kids etc
Love his guitar work and his character Tony Montana in Scarface.
@@hermannhesse8498 (woosh)
Thought I was the only one😂
That wasnt marr..it was Al pachino..🙄
@@philwilliams2505 "....WTF...!" X=0I
@@philwilliams2505 Yeah, wasn't marr... it was Miles Kane
Johnny Marr. Guitar legend. Icon. And a thoroughly decent human being.
I watched the interview to the very end, its extremely disappointing the interviewer cuts Johnny off so abruptly at the end, while he was still answering a question. Sometimes when you have such a legend, they have earned the right to be able to finish answering a question without being interrupted like that.
Fully agree. And he was answering such a good question with such an important subject.
He should be banned for supporting ''Tommy Robinson'' and his Islamophobic thugs.
First Last . He doesn’t support the right wing at all.
@@FirstLast-cf4mi It might be M*rrissey your thinking of. Johnny ain't no fascist or racist.
@@thesmithselvis Are you saying that Morrissey is a fascist and/or racist?
Incredibly rude of the interviewer to try to shut Johnny down at the end, which quite rightly he ignored and carried on. This man has given us so much wonderful, incredible music and is still doing it, if he wants to talk you bloody let him.
He curtailed his answer. It was a bit of a shame we didn't get the fuller version for sure. He might even have responded to to Brexit part, which would have been fun.
@Sean Mitchell probably how people feel 5 seconds after listening to you...
They were booked for 1 hour boneheads 😮
@@wallybingbang7359 so?
It was just naivety and youth
Don’t ever interrupt Johnny Marr, thank you. 👍🏻
pah! Marr is ultimately boring compared to Moz
he is infact a tedious pain to listen to, despite his awesome legacy
@@terraspent moz reminds me of Boris Johnson.
@@terraspent he really does just drone on and on
@@terraspent hes not lmao
Wrote some of the greatest songs of the 20th century. Love that he is now getting the recognition he deserves.
Yes and great he's doing solo stuff after years of collabs. I always knew he had it in him. Call the comet is fantastic!
hi johnny!!! I was 12 when I found the smiths, now I am 43 and this morning I gave myself 2,5 hours of smiths.. and at night I find this.. true love and respect from portugal
violoncelo1000 only upper middle class pussies get depressed while listening to the Smiths bc they’ve got no struggle and can’t relate. The rest of us have real problems and can deal with the sorrow.
English gutter press did a job on you!
D Escalade Lol! This is the single most brilliant comment I've ever read on TH-cam!
Fantastic!
:0)
EndofMusic Does it still exist?
D Escalade The agony and the ecstasy of being born without a silver spoon rammed joyfully up one's privileged arse!
I love Johnny Marr. He's so inspirational...
Johnny is so sincere and inspiring.
This man made awesome jangly guitar riffs and revolutionized overdubbing. So many sick riffs and songs. He is an absolute legend
Amazing bloke & probably one of the most beautiful sounding guitarists of my era, what a time to be alive. Seen him a few days ago at Providence RI, best show I've been to in a long time.
Johnny has the "Gift of The Gab ☘" love the way he frames his thinking and his deep thoughtful answers to questions, we need more people in the World like Johnny
I got into guitar because of this guy, I learnt how to be modest and flashy at the same time. There's nobody on earth that could say a bad word about Johnny. He's one of the best guitarists in existence.
I genuinely love this man with all of my heart. Thank you so much for this amazing video.
Interviewer cuts him off at the end and then Mr. Marr proves, once again, that *no one* can do an outro like Johnny F*cking Marr.
Glad I found this Channel. I’m a hack guitar player from Texas - I was late to discover The Smiths not till ‘87, but have really loved Johnny as a musician since. So great to hear how down to earth and interesting he is as well.
Lovely, articulate and interesting guy. I could listen to him reminisce forever.
Top guy. A legend. But articulate he is not...
@@emartinezr articulate doesn't always mean you have a wide vocabulary. Articulate is being able to interest those who listen to you, Marr does this well
@@mattinfullvision9598 In fact using verbose language actually makes you less articulate
Such a wonderful, switched on man. As well as possibly the most important English guitarist ever!
Read his book over Christmas, and what a read it was! Legend, great guitar player who had a very clear vision of wanting to create his own sound and style.
I could listen to Johnny Marr all day.
And he'd still say nothing of value
@@skypekai That's perhaps a matter of opinion. I admire the guy for the way he conducts himself .. he's got integrity, apart from the fact that he's one of the most inovative guitarists of his generation.
I'm not a troll, I am fan of Johnny Fuckin Marr.
@@skypekai He has nothing to say. He hasn't done anything of quality since 1987.
@@vendettavendetta6490 I'm a fan of his playing but this q&a was a snoozefest, he went on and on without really saying anything
@@DoctorMeatDic I like his collaborations after The Smiths personally. Especially The The, Electronic, Modest Mouse.
What a nice bloke.
JSavic he’s friends with Andy Rourke
@@tat3w Yeah, Andy was at his shows at Webster Hall and the Music Hall of Williamsburg a few years ago. They're still close.
@JSavic nobody including the drummer asked you to be outraged for them. Calm down.
@JSavic shu the fuck up
@JSavic yeah the drummer totally deserves 25% of the smiths royalties for all those great tunes he wrote by hitting shit with wooden sticks.
I've spent the last year learning much of his Smith catalog on the guitar. I recommend any guitarist to take a close look/listen to what Marr was doing then. It's nothing short of brilliant, inspired playing. He is so good, on a very different level.
Yeah, I got the tone. Amazing how simple and cool, I know it is over sounds. Will play this charming man next, though not using my tele as I have it tuned to drop c, as I come from Birmingham, the home of metal, I can get a strat and tele sound from my Floyd rose.
If reincarnation exists I would like to come back as Johnny Marr's finger tips.
Greetings from Tampa, Florida - got to see Johnny up close & personal back in 2013 during my Nashville daze. Phenomenal gig & so glad he's long been out of Morrissey's shadow. One of the best guitarists of our generation, hands down!
Hero, inspiration, legend and good Northern lad.
I like this man for a lot of reasons !!!
So impressed with the answer to the last question
I could listen to Johnny Marr talk all day! I love hearing him talk about Nile Rodgers - an absolute legend
What a great guy, as well as musical genius.
Thank you Johnny
Johnny Marr is Righteous. Love to hear him talk. Extremely well grounded. Intelligent & insightful. I can keep going, but you know what I mean.
I meet Johnny Marr. He was so nice to me even though I was freaking out.
I've never really got into the Smiths big time (and I've tried) but Johnny Marr is one of my favourite guitarists and favourite rock star to listen to, he's very wise and down to earth.
Me neither, listening to Morrissey was always quite depressing, but loved Johnny's stuff with Matt Johnson and The The in the late 80's/early 90's.
You need to allow your heart to fall in love with The Smiths - not your intellect.
Loving The Smiths - is a beautiful ‘emotional’ journey.
You’re missing out.
@@RikiNewtonMusicianSongwriter Yea thanks I'll give them more time for sure. Some of my favourite bands and albums I didn't like much at first. Growers are always the best they say!
@@PhilUKNet The secret to the Smiths that you haven't got is that it is tongue in cheek humour a lot of the time, not to be taken literally. Once you are in on the joke you enjoy the hidden jokes you now get that others (like you used to be) don't.
Near the start, JM Thanks the interviewer for pouring him a glass of water - that tells you much of what you need you know about the him. #gentlemanjohnnymarr
Such a charming man.
Glad you finished that...love you John X
Thoroughly insightful and earnest comment from Johnny Marr. A splendid chap he is!
Johnny Marr, the greatest philosopher of our time
After listening to you today I can see that you are a very good MENTOR and I'm glad to listen. Too many young people are being influenced by inferior "role models" .
Johnny is a wise bloke with no pretensions. He's not a captivating orator but his honesty sends a powerful message in itself. He saying really, 'do your stuff, if they like it they like it if they don't they don't', and he doesn't care either way.
It's the honest reality of situation so who could knock that.
Listening to Johnny Marr speak makes me want to be a better person.
amazing Marr, really intelligent and rich responses, love him.
what can be said that has already been said countless times before? The man is a living legend and is the true Smiths composer. Without him, there would be no Smiths, no Morrissey, etc. etc. Marr is also so damn real....no pretense, no ego, no bullshit. Would love to sit down with him and just chat for hours. Great man! Love his autobiography, too!
Set the boy free is amazing. Sure iv red it 3 or 4 times
Mike Fallon yea, “Set the Boy Free” is a great read!
Stephanie Lovecat yes he didn’t really touch upon his Irish family other than mentioning in passing about his mom’s “obsessive” love for records and I think mentioned his dad’s musicality.
Legend!
Great interview . Seemed like Johnny was tired ,...almost fatigued when he was being interviewed . I'm gonna see if I can find others on him . I just discovered The Smiths about 2 months and never heard of them nor heard any of their songs until then .How Soon is Now with Marr singing is a song I'm glad to have found and I get to enjoy it as a brand new song . I have an old peavey amp with tremelo to mess around with learning How Soon is Now .Rock on Johnny . Called Punk or New Wave But It's still rock n roll to me !
Under bombs, terrorist attacks and a catastrophic economy back in the Peru of the 80's it was a far far dream to see bands like The Smiths, The Cure, Depeche Mode, New Order or U2 to mention some, it was sad for us to see how big bands from England and other parts of the world were playing in Brasil, or Argentina, faraway so close. Today Peru, specifically Lima receive dozens of good bands, rock is big in Peru, you can ask Morrissey, The Killers, Depeche Mode and others, people in Peru is so passionate for all these singers or bands, lucky Peruvians. For me in particular was a different story because I moved to the US back in 2004 and all these dreams to see these great bands came true. First concert in San Diego with The Cure, then a long list, U2, Depeche Mode, New Order, Tears for Fears, James, SImple Minds and many more. I saw Johnny Marr a few years ago when he released his first album, the concert was made in a small bar called Belly Up in Solana Beach, Gosh, what an artist, he makes magic with his guitar, so; since those days I still follow him, I saw him twice and I will see him in a few weeks in L.A. if you read this, thank you so much Johnny Marr, you are fucking amazing!
Hi C M. My wife is from La Molina, and I just spent two weeks there over the holidays.
My wife has seen Johnny's current band with me three times in recent years at Music Hall of Williamsburg, Gramercy Theater, and the Paramount. At the first show there was a guy from Lima standing next to us who traveled to NYC just for the show, and had seen him in Brazil as well. Cheers!
You forgot omd
Wow. Never seen so many people tongue tied by awe. Good stuff.
Oxford Union? Boa constricted by the seat configuration (You'd hope) Cricked necks, legs and abdomen..My bad side is unsympathetic..My good side says they deserve it! Posh knobs!
You can just admire Marr, he’s so talented
There is a Light - loved to hear what he said about it. That song is magical. Like he said, EVERY Smiths song has so much emotion.
Hello from Williamsburg Brooklyn Johnny. Saw you play Warsaw, in Greenpoint Bk, just up the road from me. Great show, and much respect and love my brother. Thanks for the music. You're a legend.
What a nice bloke. I could easily spend hours, talking to this great guitar player.........interesting guy!
24:14 Really nice talk about Nile Rodgers
Best question is at 51:00
Amazing guy and interview.
Hi Johnny from Ohio USA! Thanks for the inspiring chat & those kickass 'Comet Tour' shows in America. Looking forward to new vinyl
One of the greats
Love Johhny, glad he gave the Buzzcocks a mention.
He often does in interviews. It was the punk explosion that got a load of kids forming bands as it wasn’t about technical proficiency. Not that Johnny had to worry about that
35:25 an excellent description of the way his and Morrissey's ideas collided to make an unexpected whole.
was watchung the Conan one and saw this one in the feed! ach!!! Brilliant!!! This is a morning well spent.
there's a man who doesn't put a foot wrong, musicaly or in conversations. respect.
my fav guitar player
A very interesting and thoughtful man
That was incredible... why the heck would he cut him off at the end... a legend like that who was just getting warmed up, passionate, and to the core of the most relevant issues of this time. Shame OxfordUnion for being so deaf to that powerful moment.
Host was very rude
stef 1916 yeah i wondered if he understood how deep Johnny was getting.
Hello from Portland Oregon, USA! Loved your show here last year!! Hi back! What an amazing band you have - come back to Portland soon!!!
What a star, so bright!
Interviewer could have been a bit more polite at the end... or should I say less ******* rude. It's not a live news broadcast. Good on Johnny... a genuinely good guy.
Absolute legend
I loved the Disco era - most of my friends were gay men which meant I had someone to dance with ! :) But at heart I was into Rock and so I had to choose where to go every night for fun! Your talk has been amazing! Thank You! Joy
Could listen to Marr talk all day long, he's the type of bloke you wouldn't mind closing the pub down with...very intelligent, engaging and legendary guitarist! 💕
Thanks for posting. Fair play to the interviewer, great job; good questions and didn't let his ego drop in.
100% Quality PLUS MAT..
A Epically Unique Guy
Do you know what this man is a true gentleman and also one hell of a fucking guitar player and so creative and one hell of a cool person 🌹🏴
Greetings to the new brunette. Great Billy Bragg song with Johnny's distinctive guitar sound.
11:51 he summarises what is awesome about playing guitar!
super amazing insight into the way he feels, incredible!
Love the way he talks about 4 white guys in bands!
Excellent stuff.
What an Amazing bloke
Great talk. Should have let him finish answering the last question though - was there a fire somewhere?
Love Johnny!
What an interesting talk. Great passionate musician. Talented and works for it, his enthusiasm is infectious. The interviewer probably cringes when he looks back and realises that he asked Johnny Marr to stop talking!!
Never change Johnny, never change.
love you Marr.
41:30 as a massive fan of comic book movies and Johnny Marr; that was absolutely hilarious
Used to rehearse at the same place as The Smiths,Spirit Studios...and Mr Marr used to work in the coolest clothing shop in Manc ‘x clothing’...he’s a nice guy,as you can tell.
Johnny Marr = legend = icon
Was a part of my favourite ever band and although he speaks of how big The Smiths are, I don't think that he truly understands the legacy that he has left. I would do anything to have grown up with The Smiths but I was too late and will likely never see them together on stage.
I love this guy , big respect, what a gentleman.
Legend . Period
This should be shown as an instructional film as to how to be famous, wear great ability lightly, to know how to collaborate, to know how to be generally decent to people and not to have unbearable ego.
His work with The The doesn’t get enough praise.
15:13 I love Johnny Marr to bits, but to say that not many great bands come out of Australia? (It's all a matter of personal taste of course), but I'll name a few just for shits and giggles: AC/DC, the Saints, Crowded House, the Triffids, Go-Betweens, The Church, Midnight Oil, INXS, Tame Impala, Silverchair, Easybeats, Rose Tattoo, Divinyls, Scientists, Radio Birdman, Icehouse, Hoodoo Gurus, Paul Kelly with his various bands, , Courtney Barnett and her band...
what a dude! 🌟🎸
THe reaction is really intense. He asks with a lot of interest. Pity the question was not. Marr's reaction spots that and is priceless
I’m happy that my favorite Smiths song Johnny Marr’s too
Fascinating interview, especially in the audience questions sections
Reading Johnny's book now!
Great guy
Wonderful guitarist.
Johnny Marr, you are lovely!
Great musician and al Pacino double
Cheers Johnny thanks for the insight into your life, 🍻✌️
Saw you at St. James Auckland with Neil Finn hope you enjoyed it awesome.
huh, I miss the Smiths. What a great time.