Johnson and Knopfler's music legends
Discussion
Skyedriver said:
Watched the first prog on Sky Arts - Tom Jones.
Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Brian Johnson full of himself,what like the singer on one of the largest selling albums ever,tours to millions n a legitimate rock n roll star?Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Saw him in the pub last Saturday,full of himself,no just another punter out for a drink n bit craic, television personna can be misleading?
Giantt said:
Skyedriver said:
Watched the first prog on Sky Arts - Tom Jones.
Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Brian Johnson full of himself,what like the singer on one of the largest selling albums ever,tours to millions n a legitimate rock n roll star?Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Saw him in the pub last Saturday,full of himself,no just another punter out for a drink n bit craic, television personna can be misleading?
You always knew he was in as his vintage Triumph car would be parked outside, so always a car fan even back then.
I spent a bit of time with Knopfler a couple of years ago - a nicer and more down to earth man would be hard to find. It's easy to forget he's a global rock god when in his company... the sort of chap to ask you lots of questions about yourself - and then remember your name 3 months later. Remarkable.
Lotobear said:
Giantt said:
Skyedriver said:
Watched the first prog on Sky Arts - Tom Jones.
Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Brian Johnson full of himself,what like the singer on one of the largest selling albums ever,tours to millions n a legitimate rock n roll star?Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Saw him in the pub last Saturday,full of himself,no just another punter out for a drink n bit craic, television personna can be misleading?
You always knew he was in as his vintage Triumph car would be parked outside, so always a car fan even back then.
Giantt said:
Skyedriver said:
Watched the first prog on Sky Arts - Tom Jones.
Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Brian Johnson full of himself,what like the singer on one of the largest selling albums ever,tours to millions n a legitimate rock n roll star?Bit of a rambling natter. Brian Johnson full of himself as usual, Mark Knopfler seemed a little hesitant to speak and Sir Tom was great.
Saw him in the pub last Saturday,full of himself,no just another punter out for a drink n bit craic, television personna can be misleading?
Others have said the same, Brian is OK, maybe it's set up for him to be lead interviewer.
Anyway OK programme will watch the series.
Watched my recording of the Cyndi Lauper interview and really enjoyed it.
TBH I don't know that much about her other than the couple of big hits and that i saw her at the John Lennon memorial concert in Liverpool back yonder.
Her history and comments were great and the bits of M&B wandering the streets of NY were entertaining and enlightening. TBH I never realised Mark had lived over there but there again I think everyone in the music biz has at some time.
TBH I don't know that much about her other than the couple of big hits and that i saw her at the John Lennon memorial concert in Liverpool back yonder.
Her history and comments were great and the bits of M&B wandering the streets of NY were entertaining and enlightening. TBH I never realised Mark had lived over there but there again I think everyone in the music biz has at some time.
Skyedriver said:
Watched my recording of the Cyndi Lauper interview and really enjoyed it.
TBH I don't know that much about her other than the couple of big hits and that i saw her at the John Lennon memorial concert in Liverpool back yonder.
Her history and comments were great and the bits of M&B wandering the streets of NY were entertaining and enlightening. TBH I never realised Mark had lived over there but there again I think everyone in the music biz has at some time.
She must have had a fantastic life in music, looking forward to watching this. I’ve only watched the first two in the series so far, I stack stuff like this up on the Sky box to cheer me up on a rainy day.TBH I don't know that much about her other than the couple of big hits and that i saw her at the John Lennon memorial concert in Liverpool back yonder.
Her history and comments were great and the bits of M&B wandering the streets of NY were entertaining and enlightening. TBH I never realised Mark had lived over there but there again I think everyone in the music biz has at some time.
I watched the Cindy Lauper and Nile Rodgers episodes yesterday and really enjoyed them (although I’ve never been a fan of Nile Rodgers really). It’d be great if they could do another series. Chris Rea, Elvis Costello and Donald Fagen would do for me for starters….from a list of around a hundred.
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