Bert Jansch with Johnny Marr - "It Don't Bother Me" скачать видео бесплатно
Johnny Marr joins Scottish folk musician Bert Jansch on stage at St. Luke's Church in London on 24 October 2003 as part of Bert's 60th birthday celebration, a BBC Special presentation.
Q: Did it surprise you that they were so into your music?
BJ: Well, I was surprised about Bernard. I think Bernard was surprised as well, actually. Because Johnny was the original fan. And then, Bernard was a fan of Johnny's. And through that whole sort of system, we ended up playing all three of us together, which was something like three generations. And for each, a guitar player in general - not those two - but any guitar player to play with me, it's not so much because of who I am or anything. It's because it's a challenge. Because I don't play regular music. I don't always stick to the bars or how many this, that or the next thing. Made quite a jump, you know. I think that's what Bernard's intrigued by it, how it fits together. And Johnny is still, he's unstoppable. He's like guitar mad.
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11 years назад
obiwanmcrobbie1
Beautifully put.12 years назад
rabbitisrich
Great sound. It does irk me when people are sniffy about Johnny Marr. Okay, his 'technique' is probably not the greatest, but he gets more feeling out of a guitar than plenty of technically superior guitarists. Renbourne is probably technically better than Jansch, but I know which I prefer. Music is about feeling and emotion, not technique. These guys understand that. Absolutely brilliant.12 years назад
michael dell
Bert's early days of playing were so special, he impressed & inspired so many early on from Jimi Page to Neil Young to Paul Simon , Bernie Taupin & Elton John. But so much a sad disappointment later as he had no voice from too much alchol & drugs and got caught in a feed back loop of that particular finger picking style that could have gone on to evolve like a Jimi Page. But what he did do early was magic...13 years назад
dan32113
Johnny Marr once said he decided to play the Rickenbacker guitar because it was a more limited sound, so it would make him try harder, that shows the integrity of the man & his respect for the guitar. Jansch what can you say, LEGEND..13 years назад
wungabunga
Two legends of British guitar based music. RIP Bert.13 years назад
cptmainwaring
This is so beautiful, I could cry. Bert has gone, but he will truly live forever.13 years назад
DoC Severn
R.I.P Bert Jansch - today is a sad day - but I will always remember his music...14 years назад
Paul Croft
Great interaction from two great players!Похожие клипы
