Roddy Frame - Walk Out To Winter - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane 01/12/2013

[@jessicab112]

Almost 40 years later and I still love this song.

[@peenchub151]

This is the song that inspired Johnny Marr to write This Charming Man

[@s.k.9401]

yes, love ‘em both

[@Marcel_Audubon]

who cares about j'en ai marre?

[@kevvywoods3744]

Don’t d silly

[@mikebott6940]

This nearly put tears in my eyes. Wish he'd broken big in the States.

[@ckeilah]

mikebott didn’t Aztec Camera make waves circa 1985-1991? I bought all of his CDs at Tower Records in SF, but then lost track of the band and Frame.

[@ebneigh5191]

If you knew the winters in East Kilbride, Scotland, where Roddy grew up, you’d realise what a powerful commitment “walking out to winter” with anybody else would be!

[@jerryhello]

Can I just say that that drummer absolutely SWINGS. Great groove and feel.

[@AlistairBurnsGashead]

You may indeed, fill your boots!

[@scinformation7229]

I met him. A lovely fellow

[@peajay9909]

Lucky to have been there that night, absolutely fabulous.

[@rigatone]

Such a happy, bittersweet piece of brilliance. Roddy always looks happy and fresh faced. He's a genius

[@Simulationofvirtue]

When Roddy Frame takes his guitar out of its case, everyone else puts theirs away - there is nobody better : )

[@deweyschneebly4074]

East Kilbride's finest !! Teller of the best joke about Rockfield studios. Writer of the song with more key changes than any other song in history!!👍👍😁😁❤❤

[@valerieantunes7199]

❤ que de souvenirs

[@35sixer]

Roddy is the man... timeless classic..

[@Eminonna]

Great song. Perfect.

[@rayramirez9404]

Roddy hasn’t lost it; he still has it!! ❤😎

[@Jonejon250]

Was there, good night. Rods the man.

[@MyWordsReignSupreme]

Totally agree. The extended version - omg

[@chrisedwards1333]

Talent!!!

[@stevecharlton145]

Fuck jonny Marr. This fella dose not get the recognition that Marr does. He wrote this when he was 17 and sings while he's playing maj7th or 13th or 9thb5. I could go on. It's like listening to django rhienhard but singing as well. Underrated genius

[@AlistairBurnsGashead]

Agree with much of what you say though Johnny Marr's genius lies in other areas and needs not being fucked on that basis. Roddy Frame is quite special.

[@stevecharlton145]

I agree but as a guitar player I get pissed off that players like roddy don't get the recognition they deserve. The music press are very selective. When I played bass on 1991s mush by leatherface. Nme ect described us as a band who could go places and they remarked on our appearance ect. Where people in the states liked our raw approach. Appreciate the reply. You're aboviously a cat who knows what you're talking about

[@TheGBs1972]

Them fuckin chords and vocal melody? How do you do that?? Brilliant

[@quanchaipurananda8951]

So nostalgic it's giving me goosebumps... takes me back to my teen years

[@angelovalentini9530]

Intramontabile !!

[@woody5831]

Great song brilliant guitarist, only saw these once Hammersmith Palais London 1982 supporting killing Joke, UK Decay & Charge they went down so bad but finished their set

[@glenngonzalez570]

Timeless!

[@alexchilotte]

tears , great melodies

[@MarcioSilva-ssiillvvaa]

The same guitar played by Geordie, the right instrument in the right artists' hands.

[@peajay9909]

Pure genius !

[@darrenparker4897]

Thats one hell pf a chord progression and the bass player is just as snazzy too.The recorded extended version of this song just blows me away,the bass is quite upfront on it and holds it all together beautifully.

[@stumac4040]

The. Brilliant Roddy Frame

[@timothyj1966]

got pretty good air play in Toronto 1985- ish great tune!

[@Peter-eo2jy]

Yes indeed. CFNY. Happy days my friend!

[@luciamonica9947]

I wish I had been there !!! Thanks for posting!

[@simonpickles6811]

Stone cold classic.

[@blanquitotv808]

Buenisimooooo!!!

[@MillieWarhamcheckedandvetted]

I've got chronic guitar envy watching this

[@gilberthorrocks746]

I swear I'll be there.

[@rodrigodias4328]

This sounds like sunny Sunday in Scotland

[@kevinlydon5064]

what a fackin tune ...happy memories

[@1northsparrow246]

April 27 and it is snowing in Canada today.

[@alanoneill3065]

he's such a show off on that guitar man!

[@温泉草津]

最高です😃⤴️⤴️👍

[@adriandrouadaine6675]

👏👏👏

[@strumbolli]

Anyone know the chords for this? Beautiful song

[@AlistairBurnsGashead]

www.killermontstreet.net/archive/guitar/walkouttowinter.shtml

[@strumbolli]

Your a gent. That's a serious chord progression major/minor 7ths, diminished etc. To think he come up with that and the lyric as teenager.

[@1881Gordon]

@@strumbolli I hear you precisely. Its almost ridiculous that as a teenager he had such an arsenal of 'expensive' chords in his repertoire.... Stunning.

[@santana968]

Their first album was my favorite one, i liked the other ones too but nothing hit like the first one for me. That sound was so raw. I felt as if he was trying to sound like someone else ( adding synths n stuff and making more R&B) Idk i took a break from listening to the smiths by listening to their first album. Lol Still good musician tho very good

[@jonstern7511]

Same!

[@jojoreid9410]

i love my beautiful wife Bernadette!

[@samuelcolgrove6407]

geordie walkers missing his guitar!

[@leonardjohnny67]

Johnny Marr’s only challenger in 1983

[@Clocktoys]

I wish Roddy hadn’t listened to Mark Knopfler who apparently told him to keep it simple and stop throwing in all the chord changes. For me that blistering pop virtuosity was his trademark and worked so well in juxtaposition with his plaintive but quite simple vocal style. Knopfler was probably just jealous of his skills anyway😂

[@jojoreid9410]

funk'n'punk P.Y.S.S.

[@alanoneill3065]

punky funk or funky punk?

[@junyamaguchi916]

15歳の頃のバカだった頃を思い出した。

[@stephenwalker850]

P90s

[@simonpickles6811]

Work out the guitar tabs to that