C.J. Ramone Breaks Down “Got a Lot to Say” | Fender Tracks | Fender

[@luisfujimaki9275]

I had the blessed opportunity to meet Cj twice ... he's a very nice guy, easy to spend hours just talking... what an incredible bass player!!!!!

[@anttikoponen9647]

Hey ho, C.J. turned out to be my favourite Ramone!!! Still got strenght to endure ☺

[@doubleddbeat3418]

Me too, its a shame the hall of fame didnt included him

[@jaysonengelke892]

All my interactions with CJ (or C. Jay as it originally was) have been super great. I am fortunate, and old enough, to have seen the Ramones several times with Dee Dee & with CJ. I can tell you that when he joined the band, the energy of the band changed and, more importantly, the energy of the crowd changed. After that first tour, we all knew there was a new bassist, we knew the story, etc. He was like one of us now playing with our favorite band. It was awesome. Out of all the post-Ramones Ramones stuff, like Joey, Richie, Marky ... CJ's is the best by far. The first one called Bad Chopper is so great! But his albums that are just C.J. Ramone are just superb writing, production, songs. Definitely Ramones sounding ... but not a copy / paste. He really puts his own spin into those songs. He has a few that he wrote for friends that have passed on. Even tho they're sad, you can really hear his sincerity in his voice & lyrics. OK, enough typing ... I'm gonna go listen to some CJ Ramone.

[@rodrigo7544]

Take it CJ⚡

[@diegorenato95]

Take it CJ 🤘🏻

[@thomassterrett1905]

Liking C.J. Even more now!

[@andraznanut4143]

CJ, Ramones Forever!!!

[@lks_d_u_b_83]

C.J. sos un capo y fuiste mi primera inspiración para empezar a tocar el bajo y cantar algun que otro tema. Despues vinieron Duff, Flea y Eric Avery, y muchos otros. Pero nadie iguala la potencia de este man con los Ramones en los 90s. Les dio un tremendo aire fresco como siempre se dice.

[@rorlandia]

A piece Of history.. thanks for sharing this

[@alfredodiaz2945]

Parece un gran tipo. Se nota al hablar el amor y la admiración que sentia por ellos .

[@lunarisalpha]

Long live to C. J. Gabba Gabba Hey!

[@bisorov]

CJ Rules 👊

[@nicolea2839]

Semper Fi CJ! Keep on rockin, U devil dog! Oorah!

[@tonegrail650]

Not crazy about the songs he contributed to the Ramones but his songwriting on his solo stuff is actually good.

[@nicolea2839]

CJ’s got one of the strongest NYC accents

[@charadack]

Ramones is the best rock roll band ever... If you dont agree with me... I DONT CARE

[@karthiayishathanishka2770]

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[@javisanmartincorrientes6831]

No les daban importancia em eeuu ni el reino unido, aca en Argentina era los Beatles.Saludos

[@fredrikstadwhite]

He don’t care…

[@JE-ot2zy]

Recently i read that Lars from Metallica offerered to CJ to join after Jason left. Would have been cool to see if he had joined.

[@SlugCult718]

I remember when CJ was the young guy and the band.

[@franckydookie]

CJ is our daddy. True family. #1234

[@hanifsyahti]

Ramones is the most i love punk rock band ever 👍

[@ramiroperalta155]

H no

[@hlawncheulaisakchhungkua91]

^

[@xMTLKx]

Legend !

[@leoc507]

Please, introduce a new mexican punk p bass (love the Duff McKagan)... Olympic White, Maple Neck, Black Pickguard with a pickyps that plays well with a pick! A Ramones' signature bass would be rad

[@aasminbano1044]

Bnmñññ

[@nilkamalpatelpatel7848]

Llllll

[@Sean_thompson_bass]

When CJ first joined the band they gave him a plain old black MIM p bass, and even Matt Freeman has a couple of player II basses he takes on the road along with his US basses.

[@igormachado2203]

CJ é um dos meus baixistas favoritos, obrigado Fender pelo vídeo

[@rafaeltalks]

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[@MrJoeAkuma]

C.J. Ramone is severely underrated...

[@PradeepGhrit0027]

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[@PradeepGhrit0027]

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[@FearlessInTokyo]

I must admit that I have never been a big ‘Ramones’ fan but this was a very inspiring and fun video to watch. I always respected and admired bass players.

[@merinawilson3628]

Bless

[@nunoharris]

Hi. Whats the gauge of his strings ? Whats the brand of strings that CJ is using ? Thanks

[@DigiRokkuKang]

From the Digital Tour Bus interview from 2017: SIT strings 45-105 gauge 🤙

[@captbss]

Chris Ward is a class act

[@pablo.valenzuela]

CJ a living legend 🤘🤘

[@WOJTEK3522]

#UMAFENDERDEPRESENTEPRAMIM

[@lucasortiz334]

🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🖤💫

[@vittoriorajmanlevi]

The best song after tommy...thank you cj. And you did It later with the song bonzo what the f...

[@shawnhuff3920]

Ya short and sweet nice

[@Merikuolleensa]

I always took the song to be mocking the newer generation of political hardcore bands. "I've got a lot to say... I can't remember now" -- but at the same time, it was an unconscious admission that the Ramones had grown stagnant. It was a kind of an attack and a retreat at the same time. Satirical bark, but sadly no bite. Growing irrelevant in the 90's when everyone from grunge to hardcore punk were inspired by you, but suddenly there's no place for you.

[@JsnHgl]

Good stuff

[@DominickChirchirillo]

I got a lot to say, ... I can't remember now.

[@realnewyorkstyle]

Is this fender American?

[@pattonPwr]

Looks like a fender American standard to me

[@realnewyorkstyle]

@@pattonPwr oh thanks

[@rdxrajum5723]

Din Ambrose 🤔 WWE copy sir

[@jyothis142]

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[@Powers3848]

Staying with his mom and dad?... He's said for years he was in the brig and went awol numerous times to do the auditions. And he said it was not Monty who called it was Johnny. No wonder Marky distanced himself from CJ and Richie over the years. Both are full of bs.

[@jackdaley4518]

Nah the story is poorly edited. He tells it the same each time. Monty give him the first call back. And he thought he forgot something. He went awol to continue auditioning . Johnny called him in the brig to offer him the job.

[@Bone74838]

@@jackdaley4518 BS poorly edited. He tells a completely different story each time through the years. So what is there to believe with him. Marky has not wanted to have anything to do with CJ ever over the decades. And that should speak for itself.

[@TryNSave]

@@Bone74838 Whatever, pal. You don’t know his full story; I’m sure he has been telling the same thing consistently for the most part, but it goes to show that the fuller picture comes to light as time goes on. An example of this is Linda Ramone stating that although there has been a long-standing perception that Joey and Johnny didn’t want anything at all to do with each other post-retirement, they still exchanged sentimental cards to one-another, especially during the holidays. So maybe CJ didn’t previously divulge the entire story, or maybe it gets muddled after nearly 35 years. I don’t know why I’m even responding to you anyhow; you’re a Marky sycophant, and no one in the band cares for that guy, with his comments about Joey and accusing Johnny of being a not-see.

[@LongGone77]

@@Bone74838 what are you even talking about? Nothing about his story changed over the years. It's been consistently the same story every time. Monte called him at his parents house to come back for another audition. He was eventually thrown into the brig (for going awol to audition) and that's when Johnny called him. What's there not to believe? Sounds like you just have a hang-up with CJ.

[@aadilmalek2276]

,w

[@linamontoya3979]

😧😖🤣😭🤢😟😞😣☹️

[@MinutesFromVegas]

My greatest what if. What if CJ joined Anthrax when Bello left to be in Helmet? That line up would have killed it