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@Keysmanalex 17 сағат бұрын
Baker Street isn't a sax solo. Like the sax on Careless Whisper, it's a riff, or motif. Bobby Keys on Brown Sugar however IS doing a solo. An amazingly obvious choice (but a fantastic one).
@philmus1 18 сағат бұрын
There have been two attempt to bring back The pink panther, the last with Steve Martin. they didn't work. (Alan Arkin did it as well)
@stagaz 23 сағат бұрын
It’s Theatre of Hate
@fluorosco 23 сағат бұрын
Seen Stewart Lee versus the Man-Wulf at Leicester Square He didn't know what his show was about, said he's not had time to prepare properly, put on too many dates blah blah blah... He didn't look well. He looked like the lead singerof UB40 Having a nervous breakdown then A giant £6000 pound stage prop of the moon with Greg Wallace's face on it appeared and He became a $60,000,000 American liberterian right wing Netflix Comedian - WereWolf that looked like he'd let himself go and saying that jokes are like mouse trap mechanisms where the punchlines are all like different sorts of cheeses , and so Jimmy Carr is more or less like someone who works for Rentokill .. Seen it all before haven't We madam ???
@fripphingle Күн бұрын
Wonderful interview
@candelise Күн бұрын
No bridges and no codas either. Lazy, lazy songwriting of today.
@candelise Күн бұрын
Possibly the greatest bridge is in Born To Run, no argument.
@danieladams9950 Күн бұрын
Re: song bridges. 'This One' by Paul McCartney. Elevates a good song to something great.
@chrislancaster7162 Күн бұрын
As great as Danny’s 3 books are to read. I would definitely recommend to listen to him on the audiobook versions as well. Top shelf! Hilarious.
@francisanosissi1 Күн бұрын
Take 5 has a pretty iconic sax part...Baker st has that intro bit too..
@fitzelectricbar Күн бұрын
Not the best known but one of my favourite sax solos is by the inimitable Bobby Keys on Jim Carrol’s When The City Drops Into The Night. Enjoyed your repartee, as always.
@kellykeane957 Күн бұрын
He broke down on stage and no one's seen him since. Wth is going on. Freejohnnie!
@KevKavanagh Күн бұрын
Re the presumed financial benefits of the Orange Buffoon using YMCA at his rallies, show me the money!
@iainmspillane Күн бұрын
Peel impression was superb.
@KevKavanagh Күн бұрын
You're all taking the piss! Benny Hill Theme denialists, every single one of you, for shame!
@Smudgie Күн бұрын
I recently watched a video with Tom Hanks where he was sharing his wisdom that Donald Trump will NEVER be President of the United States.
@MrSteviedan Күн бұрын
What's all this 'bridge' stuff? We're English - it's a 'middle eight'.
@Smudgie Күн бұрын
A bridge isn't always eight bars.
@redstrat1234 2 күн бұрын
BULLSHIT - BULLSHIT - BULLSHIT - the best sax solo ever is from 'Will You' - a Hazel O'Connor song. Jesus fucking christ.
@Sergio-v5v 2 күн бұрын
How parasitic are untalented people!
@candelise 2 күн бұрын
All ridiculous compared to the sax solo by Clarence Clemons before the bridge section in Born To Run: short, punchy and gets out of the way before anyone gets annoyed.
@michaelcapewell4811 2 күн бұрын
Frankly I’m amazed that you’ve never heard of Bill Fay. His albums were superb! 🤔
@MrUnmutual2014 2 күн бұрын
Baker St, end of
@JoeScottish 2 күн бұрын
During lockdown where the government made dumb people stay at home? It was hilarious....unless you were one of those dumb people
@selwyn77 2 күн бұрын
"Time Is Tight" by the Clash has a good solo
@howieat1574 2 күн бұрын
king curtis whiter shade of pale
@michaelbailey39 2 күн бұрын
The best sax solo is Will You? Hazel O'Connor. End of.
@derekclacton 2 күн бұрын
💯 classic 🎷🙂👍
@DavidF-y4t 2 күн бұрын
And when it's played on the radio, they cut it before the sax solo at least 50% of the time. There should be a law against that.
@dimsylsodium1 2 күн бұрын
When I think back to my childhood, and the song that really got me interested into listening to music, I tend to gravitate to The Beatles' "I Should Have Known Better". I'm sure it's the bridge (if that's what it is called) that caught my interest as I sang along to the radio. The part on saxophone solos is interesting. And I concur that Plas Johnson's (Pink Panther) must be better known than John Coltrane's (Giant Steps). However, your discussion reminds me of a comment that I believe Michael Brecker made. Despite his technical brilliance on many jazz records, he was especially proud of his solo on Dire Straits' "Your Latest Trick". The reason was that he received feedback from music stores stating that "Your Latest Trick" had become the most likely piece of music saxophonists chose to play when shopping for a new instrument.
@lesliestevenson5261 2 күн бұрын
Urgent by foreigner...is a good one imo
@tomcarl8021 2 күн бұрын
Good one!! The great Junior Walker.
@Davejkn 2 күн бұрын
Night Train by Jimmy Forrest
@wretch1 2 күн бұрын
The bridge in Guns n Roses' Welcome to the Jungle' is a good one. A bridge immediately before a guitar solo is clever.
@Davejkn 2 күн бұрын
If you want modern songs with bridges try Taylor Swift, all her songs have bridges
@Davejkn 2 күн бұрын
Yackety Sax by Boots Randolph
@foxbasealpha 2 күн бұрын
Americans of a certain age will know this as the Benny Hill chase music.
@cynthiacarter4649 2 күн бұрын
Non familial harmony - Paul Heaton + a n other in The Beautiful South
@JJONNYREPP 2 күн бұрын
The greatest sax solo, YMCA, musical one-night stands and Tom Hanks’ wise advice 1652pm 14.12.24 !!!
@SamLowryDZ-015 2 күн бұрын
Victor should be honest that YMCA and the Village People were really the brainchild of French producer Jacques Morali. And yes it was all about American 'bath house culture' and the Village people based on gay fantasy stereotypes.
@tomcarl8021 2 күн бұрын
5) Take Five -Dave Brubeck, (Paul Desmond) 4) I Feel Good- James Brown, (Maceo Parker) 3) Tequila- The Champs, (Danny Flores) 2) Respect- Aretha Franklin, ( King Curtis) 1) Yakety Sax- (Boots Randolph)
@JJONNYREPP 2 күн бұрын
The greatest sax solo, YMCA, musical one-night stands and Tom Hanks’ wise advice 1651pm 14.12.24 skint, mate. anyhow; Antarctica showcased a marathon... and some dude shot a rocket into space made from condoms. the world beggar's belief!!!
@_Ben4810 2 күн бұрын
It'll never be on any greatest list, but my favourite sax solo is Ed Manion's 15 second little masterpiece on Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul's song ''Forever''....👌
@JJONNYREPP 2 күн бұрын
The greatest sax solo, YMCA, musical one-night stands and Tom Hanks’ wise advice 1704pm 14.12.24 so what do you think about these old dudes chatting their chit...? probably of my ilk seeing as it, the duo, created or wrote for various music publications. and, let's face it, some of us hung around with kiddies older than ourselves and listed to inane bollox.. ad nauseum.
@Voidoid77 2 күн бұрын
re; Stackwaddy >> What about ... Terminal Cheesecake ...? [Alice Donut were really good! On Alternative Tentacles - J. Biafra's label].
@SamLowryDZ-015 2 күн бұрын
Their version of War Pigs was a club fav back int he 90s
@Voidoid77 2 күн бұрын
@@SamLowryDZ-015 - I saw them play in Edinburgh, Scotland around 1989 - was working w/ a friend putting on bands; they were really friendly guys and put on a great show. Really enjoyed their releases on Alt. Tentacles.
@JJONNYREPP 2 күн бұрын
The greatest sax solo, YMCA, musical one-night stands and Tom Hanks’ wise advice 1653pm 14.12.24 terminal cheesecake - not being a Johnny come lately in such matters as TC, i can allow you to share my appreciation...never got to see it, though, as it always seemed to be stuck in amsterdam, playing over there... it might have played the old boardwalk, Manchester for about 2 quid - but no one told me. so called mates, eh!? alice donut? saw it play boardwalk (in the aforementioned manchester) along with snuff and nomeansno. i can assure you i was there. they shelved the liverpool gig, allegedly, and came to play manchester - and i can tell you now - that upping of sticks was very much appreciated. as for alternative tentacles - i agree. it was an important label. not so now. all samey bands churning out the samey old shit. war pigs was an alice donut cover. dog faced hermans did a decent cover of peacewarrior... the live skits totally shits on the studio version from a great height. nonmeansno!!!? bitches brew cover - worth you guys listening having a listen to... as you sip some xmas purchased whisky tumblers... torture garden - japanese and john zorn fucked up jazz thrash metal skits. check that out, dude. p.s i dont take my cue from anyone, sir.... they tap me up for infotainment details to look good with their mates...
@karltrosclair688 2 күн бұрын
Another record which sits on the mantelpiece on the cover of Bringing It All Back Home by another wordsmith who had a huge influence on Dylan and also Charles Manson apparently is The Best Of Lord Buckley. The Mafia connected orator who a bit like Dylan created an alter ego for himself which bore little resemblance to his true identity..Someone once said of him "To know him was to have him owe you money"
@MrDirtybear 3 күн бұрын
This is another book that should be sold with it's own table/lectern for which the purchaser has to have a space in their already spacious music room. A book that is surely meant to be bought by music departments in universities, for historical studies. Good to hear that Rod 'the mod' was a beatnik before he was anything else.
@Ian-Saxon 3 күн бұрын
Stewart Lee. Yeah Stewart Lee. Stewart Lee yeah. No he was asked to do that but would never do that. Stewart Lee Stewart Lee. Steeewart Leeee. Stew, art Lee. Stewart, yeah Stewart Lee Stewart Lee. Yeah Stewart Lee. Stewart Lee.
@20cencool 4 күн бұрын
I saw the 1971 show it was 10 years after headlining, on the “space in time” Lp then Fleetwood Mac on Kiln house and then Yes Never missed a Yes tour after that 👍🏻 They headlined the next tour with “Close …”
@JamesBerlo 4 күн бұрын
When I was a Kid I didnt know who He was but my Ears stood up when I heard a recording by Him, He was special ,
@known_unknown284 4 күн бұрын
Fascinating! What a great interview. I'm going to have to listen to it again soon as there were so many interesting insights and subtopics that I wasn't able to appropriately digest them all.
@HughTerry69 4 күн бұрын
Great! But you never asked the obvious question: WHO is playing in the band on the upcoming tour?
@billythedog-309 4 күн бұрын
No GCSEs in the sixties Mark.
@philmus1 4 күн бұрын
Beetle Drive - different limbs of a beetle, roll a dice and each number means draw a leg on the beetle. When a player has drawn on the legs on their beetle, they move to the next table. Winner is first person to draw a beetle at each table
@julianciahaconsulting8663 4 күн бұрын
What i would like to see one day is Apple giving one or two of these super hardcore beatles fanatics - like a few of them here on youTube - keys to the film and audio archives...and let them do their thing instead of bringing in some old pro to do that (peter jackson exempted)....some of the fan made documentaries about the fabs or john and pauls relationship are mind blowing with the obscure footage they somehow managed to find & the sheer magnitude of work some of these hardcores do in their homemade beatles docs is beyond incredible.....
@jameshunter3177 4 күн бұрын
I drank Cremola foam in the sixties. It came in a small tin. Water was added and it fizzed up. It was delicious. The rereleased in some time ago but it was ridiculously expensive. One of its ingredients was baking soda. You could buy it anywhere.
@alperry7346 5 күн бұрын
i'm so glad the band 'heron' was mentioned in this brilliant interview...they were on the 'dawn' label in the late 60s/early 70s and released 2 amazing albums...so amazing that in 2005 when they finally reunited i volunteered to help promote them all over dorset and devon...the performance was at the bridport arts center...i flew over from new jersey, usa to put up posters, hand out leaflets and give interviews in the local newspapers...i'd love it if you guys could do an episode on them...a legendary hippie folk rock band...
@FiveLiver 5 күн бұрын
'Yesterday's papers' is a good channel on YT for music fans.