DUST N' BONES: THE STORY SO FAR

[@TheTapesArchive]

Awesome video!! Really great job with the edits! I will be sharing this one. Thank you for showing us some love too. :)

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thank you for allowing the use of your interview with Izzy!! I really appreciate it and thank you for your kind comment. The link to the full interview can be found in the description. Peace

[@TheTapesArchive]

@@AyewisDocumentaries Always happy to share when it's great content like this. I hope Izzy gets to see it if he hasn't already.

[@travelinman482]

@@AyewisDocumentaries Thanks for putting in all of the info within the description box.

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

@@travelinman482 You're welcome. Hope you enjoyed the video.

[@brandonmccolley1064]

Every now and then, the algorithm throws you a nice bone. Great doc.

[@garyswann5334]

When y'all coming back to Birmingham ALAFuckingBAMA comeon

[@Thedesertguy75]

Man, that first GnR record is hard rock perfection!! When you look at how hard it was for anyone to come up and make it back then, I mean, literally from the street on up, its hard to respect these instant youtube and tiktok so called stars....its nothing like the blood sweat and tears these guys had to go through. Ill never forget the first time I heard appetite for destruction....it was a hard rock wow moment for sure. There was nothing like it at the time....while most other rock bands were singing about girls, party's, and fluff....these guys tackled deep street life with drug addiction and paranoia....it was incredibly raw and honest. Its hard to explain it unless you were around in the late 80s...Such an exciting time to be around... This is some rare footage man, love it.

[@clubberlange4119]

By far the best single piece put together about Izzy I have ever watche3d or read. Very well put together.

[@zaccb2247]

I’m a diehard GNR fan and I can not thank you enough for making this documentary, I’ve watched it when it first came out and I’m now watching it again. Izzy is my favourite member!

[@spaceace73]

Izzy's a great guy.He was the true heart of GN'R.They haven't ever been the same without him.Good for him to walk away when he needed to.A real musician.

[@TVsCHACHI]

truth. a widely overlooked rock n roll rhythm guitarist. Izzy, Malcolm Young, Sylvain were all badasses.

[@poitor5915]

it’s certainly no coincidence that they did nothing after his departure and i think rose knew that straight up and toured the fuck out or the illusions set to grab enough revenue for future knowing without him class songs were not gonna be there anymore to keep them in top☝🏻he was 100% correct !

[@PittheadX]

Izzy the heart of GnR, your ass!!! The guy can't hack in the world of rock n roll that he ran off trying to make big in folk music and bicker ever since.

[@PittheadX]

@@TVsCHACHI Tommy Stinson wrote better songs than juju Isabel Scraplin.

[@poitor5915]

@@PittheadX oh yer too true🤙🏻all those fantastic albums tommy helped gn’r release 🤘🏻always a pleasure to hear all his songs on the radio,his music will live on forever☝🏻😵‍💫

[@RB-fy5eh]

Thankyou all for the support 💌 the passion my husband put into this ... and the support and love from you all is so exciting 🤯😁🤘🏼

[@dsmith3351]

The praise is well deserved . It's evident that the research and hard work put into this can only have come with true dedication and passion. The overall look of the video is fantastic and I feel sure that your talented partner has a bright future ahead. I loved it! Love D.A. from Nottingham U.K.

[@scottallencarr]

🙏🏻Thanks for the support you put in too. It was immediately for all of us eventually!

[@armandcouture4655]

Wow rock and roll. Guns N Roses was my first concert when I was 14 yo center stage 12th row. Almost caught one of Steven Adeler’s drum sticks. It was the Appetite tour and they opened for Aerosmith. That is the time where music changed my life for ever. Bite by the bug I guess you could say soooo this video was awesome to watch!! Thanks again Brutha!!!

[@daveyboy8907]

Thank you

[@gregarmstrong6077]

This is brilliantly put together. Quite amazing really.

[@jarthvader7611]

Amazing!! Hopefully Izzy sees how great the production quality is and considers giving a fresh interview to you for an updated version..A+++

[@unrhein]

wow. thanks for putting this together. really well made. gnr are one of the main reasons i picked up the six-string. back in the days i thought i wanted to be slash, but the older i got the more i realized how much more i appreciate izzy. not taking anything away from slash and the other guys though. only saw them live once during their not in this lifetime tour in ny, unfortunately without izzy, but still a dream come true.

[@choossuck7653]

I play the eight stringer. Im actually a virtuoso

[@flinchey6962]

Well done for a no budget documentary I congratulate you great job, Izzys one of those guys that deserves all the credit wrote great tunes great riffs such a talented musician

[@Endo-uu8mo]

he wrotes 99,9% of the apettite Album so hes the reason why Guns n Roses got famous

[@TheRoberino2001]

I came into this docu from a KZbin recommendation, not having a clue what it was about other than a vaguely GnR sounding title. I watched it in it's entirety from start to finish and it is excellent. Izzy is the forgotten member after all these years and it is great to me that this goes a long way to redress that inbalance. Loved it, thank you for all your work and I will definitely recommend this to friends who are fans of GnR but younger than me and don't know the craft and artistry of the virtuoso Izzy Stradlin.

[@challism]

I love Izzy. As a hardcore teenaged GNR fan, and I remember making fun of Izzy with my friends as we would look at the different pictures of GNR (band posters on our walls or album art). It was mostly because he looked different than the rest of the band, nothing else. As I grew up, I realized that Izzy was the heart and soul of GNR. And as I have studied his solo material over the years, I just love him more and more. Anyway.. this was a great documentary. Thank you

[@cosmicjones5978]

Right on....Great vid.....I was front row center at the Avalon club in Chicago for Izzy's first solo gig....Was one of the best shows ever.......After the show he gave me a few pics (which still had the G'N'R' logo on them)....And then I got the set list from the stage.......There was not one second of that show that wasn't completely on fire.....That band was so great.....Will never forget it.....

[@joemadden4215]

Well made documentary this given how elusive Izzy is and hard to find anything with him rarely being involved in much in the public eye. I got turned on to this from listening to the 'Appetite For Distortion' podcast in which you were on talking about this passion project of yours and I take my hat off to you for making this documentary that only the die hard GNR fans would fully appreciate. I've always felt Izzy was the most underrated GNR member in the band. It's no coincidence that they pretty much fell apart after he left. Steven was just the start but once Izzy left, I never really felt like the band were the same anymore. I still love the band to this day and everything they've done since but it doesn't have that organic soul Steven Adler & Izzy contributed to their sound.

[@phoenix7456]

You've made my words 👏👏👏

[@saltpeter7429]

Steven had swing. Cant just go out and replicate that. APPETITE was the greatest Rock album of my life. Pure lightning in a bottle. Every member in that band is great, whatever they do will be good, maybe great, but never to realize the full potential without the Appetite line up.

[@markhavig641]

@@saltpeter7429 Hey Pete, you’ve summed it up perfectly. Appetite is a once-in-a-lifetime album. Five brilliant rock musicians in the right place at the right time. Two years (1985-86) of gigs for little pay (or no pay) until Geffen picked them up. And the rest is history. Welcome to the jungle baby!!!

[@atravelerofbothtimespace4172]

What episode was that do you know? I'd like to check it out

[@samluang]

Wooo a tribute to the teacher Mr. Izzy Straddlin !!! Thanks it's a god work

[@garyadams6678]

Thanks for putting this up.

[@DavidHall-bv5nn]

This is a fantastic look into all the mystique that surrounds Izzy , he was definately the musical Glue that held that band together . Gilby did a fine job of taking over duties for the live shows but once Izzy left the band the collective fire the original 5 guys danced around makin guns&roses music was now all but extinguished. It took those 5 guys to create the magical band that cut us all across the heart in 1987. Let's just all thank God we got what we got from them in thier original form because appetite, lies. And illusions 1and 2 was and still is the Nastiest, most honest and pure effort of true Rock and Roll we will probably ever see or hear ever again.

[@kurtsprenger3081]

Mr Stradlin is indeed a smart and cool guy. Thanks for this in depth peek behind the curtains.

[@scottallencarr]

Can't say much more than what others already have, but... this was an amazing, heartfelt tribute on behalf of millions of fans. Thank You so much irmão!

[@hypersphereengineering6015]

I'm here before it gets taken down. Awesome documentary. I can't believe that Izzy recorded so many more albums in such a short space of time in a digital format, without a label. And GNR made only 4 albums. That blows my mind. He seems so much happier to live a simple life. No need for massive fame and fortune and all the bullshit that goes with it.

[@flinchey6962]

I’m surprised it’s up again it got taken down 8 months ago shortly after the release

[@bluefluke9647]

‘No need for all the fame and fortune , and all the bullshit that goes with it?’ - So you’re telling us that Izzy Stradlin hitch-hiked all the way from Indiana to California, settling in Los Angeles, to fulfil his childhood dream of selling smack on the streets of Hollywood, content with living amongst the filth and squalor, whilst NEVER losing sight of ultimate ambition in life - to remain unsuccessful and poverty-stricken? - Do you HONESTLY believe that Izzy Stradlin was NOT interested in fame and fortune? Izzy wanted the recognition (fame) and the money (fortune) just as much as any other professional songwriter and musician working hard in the music business (his chosen profession) - I’m grateful for Izzy’s songwriting contributions, but apart from that, Izzy contributed absolutely fuck all to the band! What did Izzy give US, the fans? Absolutely nothing! On stage? Izzy was dull! Off stage? Izzy didn’t exactly contribute to promoting the band! Can you imagine if Axl, Duff, Slash, Steven, Gilby, and Matt Sorum were as enthusiastic as Izzy Stradlin? There wouldn’t have been a Guns N’ Roses! Thank god for the others hard work and sheer relentless contributions. Izzy refused to give us his time and effort. He walked out of the band, BUT ONLY WHEN HE WAS A MULTI-MILLIONAIRE! And I didn’t see Slash and Duff following the ‘genius’ out of the band? I didn’t see them begging the main ‘songwriter’ to start a band with them. I didn’t see them begging Izzy to write ALL their songs. Truth is... Izzy didn’t have any qualms with being in their EARLY videos, when they were NOT yet multi-millionaires. I don’t remember Izzy refusing to participate in the filming of ‘Jungle’, Sweet Child, Paradise City... and I don’t remember Izzy being against releasing the hit single ‘Patience ‘ because it was a ballad, and therefore, the song didn’t represent the true essence of Guns N’ Roses!

[@3500ton]

His solo Records are nowhere near his own songs in gnr

[@DanielHernandez-qm7ex]

@@bluefluke9647 mi querido amigo. Pocas veces he leído algo tan diametralmente opuesto a la realidad, tan erróneo y lleno de ignorancia como tu comentario.

[@nicholasthomas3635]

@@bluefluke9647 When he got clean in '89, that was the beginning of the end. Missed the final straw when that sheet went down in Germany? That the real behind scenes that go on (naïve?) w/the label because they will OWN your ass if you stay. If you allow them. Then, imagine being cleaned up and working w/a band that is still redline abuse? Insanity & riches for your mind/body SOUL> The man Izzy give you? He OWES you nothing. Nor the former band. He was the anchor, 'cause when he did leave look at what happened. UYI 1&2 + tour and its was done. Wash-rise-repeat. The 1st album was it. Izzy was the major cog in that wheel. Pay attention to the information provided in this ^^ documentary. Look closely at the other members past & present today. Their faces. Their eyes. Speech & Manners. Clothes, everything. Who came away the least scathed? Much like John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin, there was one who would not do what the others did......

[@ethansloan]

Thanks for all the time and effort in making this doc. Izzy has always been my favorite member of GnR. His solo work is killer. Damn shame he doesn't get he recognition he deserves. I hope one day he'll write a book, but that seems highly unlikely from someone who genuinely doesn't seem to care about public perception.

[@jasonveall88]

Really good. Well done and way longer running time than I thought it would be, I like the way you made it look. Really good move.

[@MrThedonhead]

Only just started watching but wicked man ! There ain’t enough documentaries on any of the guns n rose especially Izzy.

[@btjonny5]

Excellent! GN'FN'R'S! '85-'93 Love the Dust & Bones cover at the end. Thank you for your hard work homie.

[@BDHunj]

Awesome job! I noticed one of the articles mentioned a brief conversation between Izzy and Rich Robinson around the time that they were between guitarists - fun to think what they could have cooked up together

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

My thoughts exactly, mate. Thanks for the comment.

[@heavyme77]

This is one of the best documentaries online. The build up with the johnny cash talk and song in the start was so well done, then the formation of the band feels flawlsess. I always liked guns n roses but couldn't be assed with the long ballads. Izzy's songs are down to earth and straight to the point. Appetite is a killer album and hungry sounding. Illusions is ok and the rest shit. Hats off ayewis, came here from your twiter,, and now subbed.

[@theredreka2891]

Thanks for making this documentary! People love Izzy, or used to love him and his music, but many of us just lost him out of sight. If there is one good thing this Covid lockdown has brought, that was time. I looked up music I used to love and then I have followed up on a bunch of Izzy's songs from his solo period. Great songs, love so many of them! And glad to hear about what he was up to in the last 20 years. My favorite original member of Gnr, but he (his music) is much more than an ex-something!

[@ceruleanrainblues]

This is an amazing work!! Everything is so well put together with a great edit, I really love and appreciate this! ❤️ Thank you for creating this piece of art, hopefully Izzy's work and yours as well will be more known for people to see and hear. 👏

[@jamesmurphy1986]

This was brilliant mate, well done 👍

[@LeadersandLunatics]

My entire channel is dedicated to slash style guitar. It makes me so happy someone finally acknowledging the genius of Izzy he really is a powerhouse!!

[@kellylee5842]

Yes he is the power behind the van he was always the power and the driving force behind behind a GNR

[@dereksendrak]

Dude you did a fantastic job with this diggin up all this old footage and phone interviews!! Wow man AMAZING JOB

[@DoubleRR44]

Finally been waiting for this doc on Izzy for years and years

[@joelubo8179]

Excellent! Great job. Thank you for this!!!!!

[@ezc2185]

Loved this! I assumed this was a GnR doc, but then I realised when I started watching and I saw it was Izzy-centric...so good to give Izzy a voice. And I heard lots of his music that I haven't heard until now, so thank you for that! I had no idea how big his output has been. Izzy is wonderful and this was a delight to watch!

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thanks for stopping by and for the comment! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ezc2185]

@@AyewisDocumentaries I'm watching it again! right now! There is so much here its impossible to take in, in one sitting. Izzy's voice in the interviews is an absolute delight. Thank you for this. Its a wonderful piece of work

[@ezc2185]

The final clip...Izzy were you going to say something there?..'No' Well that sums it up very much! Not that I blame him in any way whatsoever (there's no other way it could have gone), but it makes me feel sad all the same.The opportunities and the friendships lost, what they endured along the way, it could have been so very different (were it not for the many things that happened!). It is what it is but I always feel sad for what could have been, what they could have achieved. So I watch your doc with melancholy! I'm glad GnR are back together (kind of) now, but I'm still asking...where is Izzy?

[@dsmith3351]

Great stuff, some of which I've not heard before. Very well done

[@HoverHorse]

Great documentary. Izzy was always my favourite Gunner because I knew he was heavily involved in writing those great songs.

[@PepeSlake]

Holy crap, I never thought I'd see anything like this. I love Izzy's music since I was a teenager and this made my day hard. Thanks!

[@johnb.3476]

Izzy is just a cool dude. Takes a lot for a man to see where he is when it’s going down hill and you’re in the middle of the swirl. Glad Izzy, and eventually the others of GNR, pulled themselves out. Keep on rockin’ Izzy!!

[@vickyhendricks5357]

I love this video. Izzy is a home town boy. I've always felt he is under rated. I'm just a huge fan. We were playing at a party on the Wabash River and Izzy was there. I got his autograph. Really nice. We hung out with his brother for while. I hope Izzy will put out some new music. We need it!❤

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thank you for stopping by and for sharing this memory. I really appreciate it.

[@jessielakes8118]

Of course he's underrated. That is the story of Izzy stradlin.❤

[@jaykol7130]

Wow, what a doco? Just how did this pop up on my suggestions? I'm glad it did, 10/10!

[@Havanacuba1985]

I’m in my element watching this , huge huge fan of GnR

[@mickmangles8000]

how huge ??

[@johnentwistle952]

huge

[@Havanacuba1985]

@@mickmangles8000 waaay

[@Dvdconner77]

Great! Make no mistake when it comes to seeing who the real rock n roller is&was in Guns n Roses. Not putting the other guys down. They are all iconic in my life. I have been a huge fan since '86.

[@jomesias]

Slash is a great guitar player, but Izzy is a fabulous songwriter. They complimented each other really well, but without Izzy’s great songs gnr was ded in the water

[@gratao25]

Even though I just found it now, it was released in my birthday! This is the best birthday gift ever! Thank you thank you thank you

[@Shiloh7377]

Love izzys playing his style, he's rock n roll ....

[@katewildhorse2427]

THIS WAS FREAKING AMAZING .. THANK YOU SO MUCH .. will be watching this over and over again .. ~ Kate

[@InfectiousGroovePodcast]

Somehow just found this video yesterday. Really well done, I enjoyed it a lot

[@espguy5768]

Really blown away by this doc, incredibly easy to watch. sucked me in really quickly. not listened to guns in a long time (mainly a metallica guy) but i'll be shoving on Appetite today. very well done an thanks!

[@Nicestik]

Thanks for putting this together, as if i needed another reason to avoid going grcoery shopping and running errands before my girlfriend gets home to ask me what I've done all day.

[@scottlosey4978]

It would be really cool if Izzy has watched this!

[@ashthegreat1]

GNR never wrote a good tune since Izzy left IMHO. GNR needed Izzy a lot more than Izzy needed GNR.

[@bigbassjonz]

Bingo..

[@cistysaigon]

well they didnt write anything new since Izzy left - only a cover album and an axl rose solo album (chinese democracy).

[@gillianmcandrew316]

he was the soul of that band

[@daveyboy8907]

Izzy was Gnr but most dont know that..He had the balls to leave....

[@jkckmarcumful]

I wouldn't say that Axl didn't write anything at all. Izzy and Axl wrote some amazing shit together. Axl wrote some killer songs alone too. 'November Rain', 'Estranged', 'Right Next Door to Hell', 'Perfect Crime', among others. Izzy and Axl wrote 'Don't Cry', too. Axl has wrote some bad ass songs.

[@zerkzy842]

The demo of bad obsession with just Izzy on vocals and a slide guitar is one of the greatest songs ever.

[@techdeathhippie6319]

Izzy is the definition of cool . Him and slash together. Forget about it . Nothing cooler

[@andythunders1049]

The second coming of thunders and sylvain

[@FotogInkArt]

I feel lucky to have seen him play a handful with GNR and saw his Ju Ju Hounds first solo tour in Detroit MI. So amazing live,but epic that he still puts out so much good rock. Great documentary, its about time and it was a great watch.

[@bucketotrouble-theizzystra7643]

Excellent Work! Hopefully inspires many to check out Izzy's solo music!

[@dionnpeterson]

this is awesome, I looked for izzy everywhere. thank you for compiling this.

[@TheWhitelady79]

1:15:30 this was totally new to me, and since I'm also a Bon Jovi fan, I am really thrilled to know Jon Bon Jovi had indeed such a great taste in music seeing that if he wanted Izzy Stradlin to be a part of his concerts, it would mean he was very aware of his music, his material and all the good stuff Izzy represents. Sadly Izzy was not much into it, but his decision of not showing up at those massive gigs is very well-respected

[@roymartin500]

I became a big fan of his solo records after the JuJu Hounds record came out. Concrete, Like A Dog, 117° and River are all standouts for me. And to think that GnR only did 1 legit & one cover Lp without him. UNDER RATED!

[@fredtheted2259]

Thanks for putting this together, great stuff👍

[@makrocker1000]

Ever since Steven was fired from the band, the band has stopped being one and Izzy understood that. Besides the music, people had taken all the original components to heart, and they were no longer replaceable. Izzy has always been himself in all his choices, especially musical ones.

[@philipmendisco6656]

Izzy is my bucket list top priority. We've heard it a million times that he was the heart and soul of guns'n'roses etc etc. But his solo work is just amazing. It's honest and raw I would kill to see this guy live

[@PC-nt3pi]

Awesome video! Thank you for putting in all the effort to get it out. Great job-

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for stopping by.

[@cherrypickerguitars]

Izzy was my fav. He was a big part of their song writing. The best musician in the band.

[@peacemusic6512]

Great documentary, much appreciation for Izzy Stradlin!

[@claymoonias204]

Finally a good watch..Izzy

[@donpapi9647]

Very well put together!

[@connie_d]

gnr fan for 30 years (izzy was always my fav one, love his first solo album a lot), thought i'd heard all the interviews, seen all the vids, read all the books and i'm still learning things from this. fascinating stuff, good work :)

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thank you for your time and hope you enjoyed the documentary.!

[@TheRealShawnCrowe]

That was a great album 👍🏼😎 Izzy was the secret ingrediant that made GNR's what it was to become imho

[@mr.mckinnon5680]

Best documentary on KZbin right here.

[@scottmcarthur2201]

Outstanding video/documentary. Well done.

[@belfastgypsy1]

Fantastic job

[@FlyingJalopy]

Legit such a great relaxing doc, nevermind the subject. However, as a huge Izzy fan, I've learned so much more from your video. The style of the vid def reflected his sorta vibe.

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thanks for your time and comment. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@jasonf9506]

Awesome doc! Very cool footage. Really enjoyed!

[@jacen10]

Thank you for this. Lots of songs i have not heard from Izzy. I will check them out!

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

You're welcome, thanks for stopping by. Enjoy the tunes!

[@markm668]

Axl is one challenging personality........how anyone managed to be in a band with him for more than 10 mins is beyond me. Anyway good to see Izzy getting the credit he so well deserves.

[@ponzo1967]

Izzy has a natural cool like Joe Perry. It's hard to believe he's from Indiana. Too bad the GNR thing got so crazy, they're hands down one of the best American rock bands and I would have treasured another album.

[@markkunkel7401]

Hey man I’m from Indiana and I’m cool as hell

[@ponzo1967]

@@markkunkel7401 I was born and raised in Indianapolis and I'm cool as hell too LoL 😂 I guess I could have left that part out seeing how David Lee Roth, Mick Mars, John Melloncamp, Michael Jackson, Andy Timmoms, James Dean, and many other celebrities we're born Indiana. Let's hear it for the corn!🌽 😂🤘

[@blacktoothfox677]

Thanks for this, Ayewis. I read up on your legal complications and am so glad this is finally up. Bet you could recite section 32 by heart by now! hahaha big love from the UK and I wish you all the best. - Stay healthy! - we still locked down here in the UK and cannot wait to gig again

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thanks for the comment and you’re very welcome. The legal stuff was a pain but a necessity and I’m glad to have went through it - learnt a lot. Very grateful for the support KZbin and the RIAA gave to me and their recognition that Fair Use was used in good faith. I wish you all the best as well and glad you enjoyed the video. Peace.

[@dinab7852]

My favorite band with one of the coolest and most authentic history. The history of how GN'R came to be is one of the coolest ever. These are 5 of the most authentic, badass & cool guys ever! This channel is a real gem! Rock N' Roll = the best & most timeless music ever...

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thank you for stopping by and for the comment.

[@philjohnston4779]

Nice documentary. Only just Heard you on Appetite For Distortion podcast - thanks for sharing. Take care

[@OfficialBloodrunner]

Awesome documentary man.

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Appreciate it, thanks! Glad you enjoyed.

[@gnfnroses5470]

Thanks for posting this for us🥰 Gave me so much respact for Izzy Thanks

[@nesta8518]

Well done to the Scottish bloke who made this. Heard about it on podcast, but was surprised to see it free here. Gunners aren’t gunners without Izzy. Did you manage to get his blessing/feedback on this in the end?

[@bigbassjonz]

Just seeing this doc. Thanks for this.

[@peterschlipf9114]

yeah, you can definitely hear where GNRs best songs came from - amazing to think what could have become of them in the 90s and beyond had the situation allowed Izzy to remain...

[@vauxspirit1]

Thanks for this wonderful video. I heard about it after listening to your A for D podcast from a few years back . I’ve seen Izzy in concert twice . Once at the ill fated Donington Show and as a guest at Newcastle when Axl brought the Bumblefoot version of the band through the UK (2007 if my memory is correct). Always my favourite member of G n R and I was gutted when he didn’t join the reunion. His choice and we respect his decision and as the great man himself tweeted ‘movin on …..’

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thanks for your comment and for sharing your experiences :) Really happy you enjoyed the doc. Cheers!

[@robertmirabilio5356]

IZZY IS A TRUE LEGEND OF ROCK 🪨 AND ROLL!! The Real Guitarist behind GUNS AND ROSES 🌹 They would have never been heard! If it wasn’t for HOLLYWOOD ROSE 🌹 Rm I opened for them at the Troubadour!! Music Machine Before they were Guns and Roses!! Hollywood Rose. Was there name and I have had a Life of Music 🎶 Thanks to these memories I have. Thanks 🙏 Robert Mirabilio TYRANNY FLASHBACK CHINA WHITE

[@jimgold6035]

Very nice, well played sir, well played!

[@TH-jd9ib]

Thanks for doing this video. I love Izzy and you did a great job.

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

You're very welcome and thank you for the comment!

[@marcus_starr]

Great doc. Always dug Izzy.

[@echtigren8188]

This is a really good documentary, does anyone know what the song is at 17:47 & 57:03 ? EDIT: 17:47 is a song titled "BOX" from Izzy's acoustic album FIRE and 57:03 is a song titled "DROVE" from Izzy's album CONCRETE I'll also note that another great solo IZZY track is G.B from Izzy's album CONCRETE, You can clearly hear the GnR groove on these song's. Just replace the signing with Axl and add a solo part for slash. No wonder GnR's "New" singles sound like trash. Izzy was the main key

[@-Jumper-]

Amazing documentary, great work. I wonder wht´s up with Izzy.

[@ryangettig274]

40:01 the great Jimmy Ashhurst,of the unsung Los Angeles band The Broken Homes!The band was in Back To The Future,right before Marty McFly auditions in Battle of the Bands.Shuffle It All has Jimmy all over it.Check out Broken Homes,Straight Line Through Time,and Wing&A Prayer:)Great albums in the vein of Lone Justice,Del-Lords,and X.And besides that,they had a song on the Weird Science soundtrack!Much Respect Jimmy&Happy Landings,Izzy:)

[@perebernardo3829]

This guys belong together, there is not a doubt about it. Love this band since I was a child long time ago.

[@evomink]

Great doc. Hilarious around the 1:18:00 mark where Sorum is talking about seeing Izzy on stage during that first Athens show and he said it “felt like the old days.” Dude, you played with him for about 6 months in total and it was only a year and a half before this interview took place!!!

[@matthewroberts9105]

Great documentary. I watched the whole thing nice job.

[@RussellsServicePlumbingMorris]

No mention of his input on what became velvet revolver, I heard in an interview with slash that basically the velvet album was gnr 's next album. The songs were written by Duff, Slash, Matt and Izzy. Great video Izzy was cowrote most of the hits of gnr's first few albums

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thanks for stopping by and your comment. There was a couple of things that i couldn't work in to the video unfortunately. The goal was to create a cohesive timeline using only available material. The VR era and the era after the Ju Ju Hounds album (but before 117 degrees) era just didn't make sense as i couldn't find more material for it. I need the man himself lol Hope you enjoyed the video.

[@dodgedandle8311]

Really Enjoyed this Great Stuff: Izzy has written some Absolute Banging Tunes , I loved The First JuJu Hounds Records What a Great Band that was with Rick Richards on Guitar and the late great Ian McKlagan from the Faces on keyboards I even think The late great Nicky Hopkins played on the first record I loved it and saw them at the Town and Country Club in London Great Show,Izzy is just one of those Cats that always seems to pull it out the bag when it comes to writing songs he just has that nak of coming up with it and that’s a real gift to us all… G,n,R we’re never the same when he Bolted 🌞⭐️🙏🌞⭐️

[@poitor5915]

yes you take the best half+ songs of the ju ju’s album and a 1/3 of “it’s 5 o’clock somewhere “and what ever rose had come up with and that’s somewhat of what the next g n’r album might of been ☝🏻

Amazing work. Thanks for sharing this material!

[@AyewisDocumentaries]

Thanks for your comment and time, Rodrigo. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@topangachronic9463]

GOOD JOB ON THIS !

[@patoink1439]

always Rock N´Roll first! Izzy knows that...

[@TVsCHACHI]

AfD is one of the truly *Perfect* rock-n-roll records ever.

[@rebelrocker7494]

I Love Izzy,Missed Him at All The Concerts,Keep Rockin 🤘🖤🤘

[@patrkbukly4240]

Excellent.