This Is Why I Changed My Mind About Pete Doherty.

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The Libertines have returned after 8 years with some new music. Today I'm looking at their song Run Run Run. I previously haven't been much of a fan of The Libertines music in the past, and I have a few theories as to why, some of which involve Pete Doherty's notorious persona and reputation, but my mind may have been changed...
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[@JoeLawson-po8zp]

Thank you so much for doing this. I requested them once or twice so it's really nice to see you've covered them. Glad you liked the song! I must admit I'm very guilty of doing the major to minor thing all the time 🤣

[@jennygibson1981]

Nah thanks mate 😂

[@andorrasrevenge1683]

lovely Atkin there

[@j.goggels9115]

Justin, the tune you're whistling and can't figure out is "I can't see me loving nobody but you for all my life". The Libertines took inspiration from the Turtles. Hey, can't make it more British than a 1967 California band, ask Paul McCartney about it ! Immediately, feel happy... together. But you're not gonna read this anyway because you're on tour.

[@tonym2464]

"I'm disgusted by that side of myself" - Yeah liking the country you're from is just so disgusting. Honestly mate ya sound like Rick from the Young Ones. So right on!

[@bryanfield181]

I think Pete comes across as a very genuine, honest man and love that about him.

[@LordBranniganThe]

Years ago I was with some mates in a bar in Kentish Town and randomly Pete turned up, everyone was excited and he did a few impromptu songs. Afterwards my mate was in the bathroom at the urinal & Pete entered and stood at the urinal next to him. My friend muttered ‘sh*t’ and Pete asked him ‘you ok mate’ to which my friend said ‘yeah it’s just I get stage fright and y’know, you’re Pete Doherty’. Pete then replied ‘Don’t worry mate, it’s a really common problem’ and he proceeded to offer him something which I can’t put down here. Immediately afterwards my mate said he seemed like a really nice fella

[@MrCabbagePatchKid]

To me, as a young lad, Pete Doherty was the embodiment of romanticism. He oozed this poetic sense of wonder and awe - somehow managing to persuade a generation that the ugly was beautiful if you looked hard enough. He represented something bigger than himself; the tortured and misunderstood artist. Which was ironic in a sense, because from any outsiders’ perspective, the torment he was experiencing with addiction was the opposite of poetic and romantic. I’ll always be thankful for Pete, The Libs and Babyshambles, because it initiated a real transformative stage in my life of growth, exploration and identity.

[@johnmorrison5503]

Same

[@therevolution4964]

I agree with you both 100% but must say that John Morrison really drove this point home and I really appreciate that ❤

[@TrulyNowhereMan]

Was about to type something similar myself, you summed it up perfectly.

[@MarlboroughBlenheim1]

He was a heroin addict mate

[@kesamek8537]

Torture and addiction are neither romantic nor poetic. Grow up.

[@curtiswatson4192]

Peter Doherty and The Libertines have long been my favourite band, highly underrated in my opinion, there just isn't lyrics and romanticism like that anymore!

[@jamiefugazi6974]

Up the Bracket is a masterpiece. Nuff said.

[@polyestermammoth740]

*aren’t

[@matthewstephens6848]

‘An ending fitting for the start. You twist and tore our love apart.’ It’s a beautifully tragic line.

[@Kippysmuse]

I had the pleasure of supporting Pete in 2019 band gig and more recently solo on his acoustic tour. He’s a true gentleman & artistic visionary. One of a kind x

[@ivangorman8450]

What a fab story. Lucky you and perhaps lucky Pete too

[@JoeLawson-po8zp]

Oh cool! What's the name of your band? It's been a few years, are you still going?

[@DamnDealDone]

Yet is still covering up and lying about what happened to his friend that went over a balcony. This despicable human is far from a gentleman.

[@Kippysmuse]

@@DamnDealDoneyes tragic. It’s already been investigated, cooperated with authorities & he’s offered to have a one to one with Mark’s mother. So I’m not sure what you expect. RIP & deep condolences to his family

[@DamnDealDone]

@@Kippysmuse he casually stepped over a dying friend, picked something up off the floor next to him, then ran. Didn't check on him, comfort him or ring an ambulance. Then returned to the house and recorded a video about getting away with murder. Pete Doherty fans are absolute mor0ns. The guy is an average song writer and a garbage human being at best.

[@effectosis742]

You must do an interview with Doherty !!!!!!!

[@Perrannicholls]

I met Carl the other day after my band played his new bar/venue in Margate. Top man and chatted for ages. Love this new tune. 👏🏻

[@ianbrown3304]

Pete's first solo album shows pretty awesome song writing chops.

[@freechordsthetruthmarceden8277]

I'm from Margate, Musician, even played with yr band Justin, at SxSW, Texas.! Peter is a big friend of mine, I saw it all down here, and I'm so glad he's got it together - big up Jai (mgmt) Carl, and the rest of the boys, and special mention to Pete's Missus, Katia, who stuck by him throughout. ❤

[@Lois_Lame]

I've always loved the Libertines and Babyshambles. To me Pete is a poet, a great songwriter and and a really interesting person. It annoyed me to see him become tabloid fodder focused on his addictions. Glad to see you give this great band another chance, Justin.

[@georgepilgrem]

The Darkness and The Libertine - My 2 favourite bands as a teenager in the 00's!

[@waynesilverman3048]

Yes i was just thinking 2003 was the year I remember nme putting both bands on the cover (but of course The libertines was always in the nme more then the strokes )as well .

[@notmartinlewis]

I had a few. Muse (favourite still), The Darkness, Radiohead, The Libertines & nobody asked me. But I'll share anyway. Pete Doherty is a poet, in my opinion

[@ssdelko]

Their voices and guitar playing are just so perfect for each other.

[@ryansharp4691]

I adore the Libertines and especially Pete. I'm a failed musician & recovering addict as well. A story I heard about Pete after he'd been kicked out of the band, he was broke, had pawned his gear, was just lost... and he was going around to his friends just trying to find a guitar to borrow. Not so he could perform, not to busk & make money, but just for himself. Like a child finds comfort in holding a teddy bear. The artists I respect the most are the ones that would be making music even if they weren't successful, because it's the only thing they can do. It's so engrained in them that there's no way they could just put it down. Kind of like Anton from the Brian Jamestown Massacre. Anyway, I just love the sincerity of the Libertines. Their music is not contrived and they don't seem to chase trends. The Libertines make me wish I was English..

[@Jimmy-es8bc]

The first two Libertines albums are quintessential British rock. They are the soundtrack to the 00s. They hold their place with the all time great British rock records. They’re undeniable.

[@bollockchop501]

Quintessential crap more like

[@heldinahtmlhell]

First album is good. Second album is pretty rubbish.

[@lordbunbury]

Down in Albion by BabyShambles is magic too.

[@martyngriffin2174]

To you, to most people it's better. Was reviewed better.

[@johnnoon9498]

Run run run is a great song. Didn't know they still had it in them.

[@ryanjavierortega8513]

Carl had it in him a year ago, a jackels track

[@craig7810]

I never really got massively into the libertines back in the day, even though all of my mates was into them. I went to see them about 2 years ago and it really blew me away. They were loud, exciting and full of energy.

[@brodogoks2526]

Were

[@812tompark]

One of my all time favorite bands, we’ll never have the good old days back but this is still a good sound. Those early Babyshambles gigs were absolute chaos, never really been to anything like them since, good times! It’s awesome to see him happy and healthy these days.

[@SomethingSomethingNameBlaBla]

Cheese & Bordeaux instead of Smack & a Crackpipe... and I'm loving every minute of it. Good for him. Such a likable lad.

[@chrismurray1836]

Those 05/06 early Babyshambles gigs were unreal, I went to nearly 100 lol

[@SomethingSomethingNameBlaBla]

@@chrismurray1836 I wish I was there with you Chris. Been to busy with my own destruction at the time. lol.

[@emm8357]

@@chrismurray1836same! The first one I went to was in Glasgow, which combined the energy of a typical Glasgow crowd with a Babyshambles audience. It was chaos lol

[@betadecay6503]

Their gigs were certainly chaotic but when a few people went down in the pit at one show I was at, Pete noticed and stopped playing until everyone was back on their feet.

[@sambruce8502]

When I saw the drummer from the Libertines years ago with a Misfits T Shirt on I asked him about Danzig. He said he bloody loves Danzig. I know I sound like a nob but it made me listen to them again. I think this new single is ace. Their hotel / recording studio is meant to be great. I think they would love to show you around Justin. Big kisses xx

[@sandralynn5211]

So glad they're back! Thanks for the heads-up Justin!

[@elizabethlane880]

I've met a lot of musicians over the years, Pete was the most polite, personable and 'in the moment' of the lot. He was generous with his time and took a lot of time to speak to me and maintain eye contact, it was very different an experience to the hurried, hectic 10 second meet and greet vibe of meeting other people. I find it difficult talking to just about anyone as I'm a bit socially awkward (ADHD related), but I felt absolutely at ease. He was very invested in the moment, calm and centred and I'll always be grateful. I gave him an old poetry book my mum found at the op shop and he appreciated it so hugely, started reading it on the spot.

[@jota55581]

Have You thought about writting a book ?

[@elizabethlane880]

@@jota55581 On what topic?

[@MariaFrancesca]

Better than I thought, very catchy chorus.

[@dieselbaby]

I can't wait for the new Libertines album. I *REALLY* liked the last one, actually -- obviously the first two are fantastic but I felt that "Athems for Doomed Youth" was an incredibly strong LP that was criminally overlooked by a lot of people. Real grower of an album.

[@LS-xs7sg]

He was a great song writer and lyricist, there is no denying it.

[@adamcraneguilford6236]

Fun banter, as a guitarist I appreciate you explaining the changes so well. Good to hear they came out with another album. Anthems has worn well sonce 2015 ... this song sounds exciting, thanks Justin &~

[@JohnnyDrizzle]

The 2nd Libertines album always was my favourite, a banger from beginning to end

[@joebaxter-webb5550]

Love a good Major>Minor, makes me feel like I'm in a musical everytime.

[@lifeinlondon-rf1wi]

Thanks for a great video Justin. Very insightful on many levels. Love your channel. 😎

[@quentinpetit5515]

Met Peter Do quite a few times (living in the same area in France). Great songwriter, entertainner, and lovely lad. Let me played his 60s epiphone guitar after a gig of his. Great memories

[@LukeDavo1]

The intro lick is getting more intricate every episode

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

I use to think pete would be dead before he was 30 then 35 now hes 44 and doing better than ever, happy for him. And the libs, i wonder if the shambles will get together for a 20th anniversary

[@robynward4800]

One of my all time favourite bands. They create a particular feeling that no other band does. Cannot wait for their new album

[@curtiswatson4192]

an understated part of the Libertines is that there is sincerity in the posturing, its not like they're upper class guys with no issues, they really did live that way, I've always read it less about pretending to be punk and more about embracing, exaggerating that image of themselves and sort of representing that demographic, giving the underclass some much needed cool guy representation rather than glorify something they're not

[@ValentineBandUk]

My band the caymans met pete on thursday, he listened to a few demos and asked if we’d support him that night, great man!

[@pulktheband9106]

Recently discovered this track and it’s on our rehearsal list greatsong

[@elchiponr1]

Albion by Babyshambles is such a beautiful song, never got into Doherties entire discography but I had that album and played the hell out of that track

[@hangingon]

Music When the Lights Go Out is amazing as well

[@DavieBee1988]

that full album was top class

[@elpisofficial5605]

Adore the music Doherty creates. It' raw and stays personal in a way that it has an identity and fucks over the bothers of new waves by just being itself, staying the same, and in that way becoming the original. It's somewhat classic and still being now, in world changing day to day. Nostalgic! Great show Justin, carry on. Greetings from Norway.

[@ivangorman8450]

Justin you are the best thing since sliced bread. Thank you so much for trying to understand Pete’s plight. Have you watched his interview on the late late show (Ireland) it is so touching, awful and revealing. Never stop riding brother ✌️

[@squorly]

I've always thought Pete a very talented writer, musician & performer, and rooted for him through his tumultuous times. Up The Libertines!

[@oufc90]

Listen again to the ‘Up the Bracket’ and ‘The Libertines’ albums and I’m pretty confident (if just shy of promise) you’ll really appreciate it, if not really love it! With that in mind, although I love hearing your thoughts on new songs, it’d also be great to hear your thoughts on older music that you either haven’t listened to or might’ve previously dismissed for whatever reason. Keep up the good work Mr Hawkins 🫡

[@benday1218]

that major to minor move is a Libertines trademark - happens in a few songs and in the Carl and Pete solo works.

[@toysindahood]

Yeah nobody else changes key

[@SimonDelaney1974]

@@toysindahood😅

[@chrisbirch4150]

​@@toysindahoodWestlife invented the key change. Beethoven alluded to it

[@maudlinfaust]

​@@toysindahoodyou fucking tool. Literally no one said they invented it. They said it's just a common feature of their songs, damn

[@alexgrulli622]

When I discovered Pete Doherty 20 years ago I immediately fell in love with him and his music. I felt he was a genuine, spontaneous and talented poet but with a kind of fire inside him. Besides, every time I've met him he has been really nice with me ❤

[@alexgrulli622]

P.s.: seen the Darkness twice around 2009 at Shepherd's Bush Empire. Amazing musicians ❤

[@thenoodleator]

Question for Comments Day: Which is more important in songwriting, Imagination or life Experience? Or a bit of both?

[@bryanfahey3144]

I think both. Being able to create character and stories that have their roots in reality…and that you the songwriter can relate to. But not necessarily 100% autobiographical.

[@ZuzuTheLemon]

I think I might be approaching the age where cheese becomes a legitimate interest.

[@SaraMeMeMeeeee]

I’m at the age where cheese is life

[@ZuzuTheLemon]

​@@SaraMeMeMeeeee 😂❤

[@MariaFrancesca]

Hasn't cheese always been of the utmost importance? 🙂 Case in point, I bought cheese today for my last money!! 😀

[@ZuzuTheLemon]

@@MariaFrancesca I admit, it is already quite an important part of my life, maybe I'll learn to make it! 😄

[@Dreyno]

And a hygiene issue.

[@magnusindridason8368]

One thing that impresses me in all your "Justin Rides Again"-videos is your ability to replicate every guitar-riff only after listing to a few seconds. Thats really impressive!

[@markcarey67]

He's a real professional musician. Producer Rick Beato has a channel where he does the same thing (when he's not interviewing people)

[@kevinkibble8342]

It's pretty easy if you can identify notes/chords. Justin has been playing guitar for well over 20 years so it's second nature to him.

[@magnusindridason8368]

@@kevinkibble8342 for me as a non-musician it’s looks impressive

[@ryandudley3616]

I remember being in sixth form in 2005 when I heard about Pete Doherty for the first time; the fact that he made being bookish and eloquent cool, totally changed my life. It can be hard for young people when they don’t have those things represented in ways which connect.

[@rupertthemofu]

Didn’t realize it til I watched this but this song is reminding me a bit of the album Carl made when he was doing Carl Barat and the jackals like ten ish yrs ago. I’m into it

[@LuckeGabriel]

Saw Pete solo very recently. I'm just glad to see him in what seems to be genuine recovery. He was great onstage. The audience were awful, sad that his music brings out the worst in people. It was quite fascinating to experience. It flowed between people being totally uninterested as he played new material, then eruption in elation as he played the hits, and then swiftly back to boredom when more new material was played, to which picking fights and getting thrown out was their idea of a good time. You could cut the tension on the floor with your teeth.

[@Jonny0W]

yep he has always attracted laddish dicks, and especially now that other guitar band options are rarer and rarer they'll circle around the Libertines just waiting for the singles. I blame the rise to tabloid fame that came between the first two albums.

[@jessemccann9711]

Felt like that when I went to watch liam gallagher at Knebworth, saw more fights there than any gig or festival I've been to. To be fair though everybody sang along with his post oasis stuff, just not as mental as the oasis stuff.

[@consuela-claire2124]

What a soothing voice justin has❤ really love these podcasts

[@MarkusVisa]

Such a talent just twiddling away on the guitar, have you ever thought of an acoustic album ?

[@Hexon66]

I love how Justin can deliver such glowing, yet backhanded, compliments. "I'm really into this.... wait where's that from? Yeah, so derivative, but so catchy!"

[@iang.howarth219]

Love the libertines. Loved all they’ve done.

[@BestKiteboardingOfficial]

Nice to see he's made it out the other side of addiction, a great British songwriter

[@InsaneStryker777]

There may have been an element of posing to the early Libertines, but they were quite young. It’s almost inevitable to have a certain amount of posing when you’re 21. But even back then they struck me as mostly honest, interesting, and intelligent. Doherty’s whole MO was very intriguing to me as an American. It had a big emotional impact.

[@MariaFrancesca]

Intro: I think I could actually watch you do THAT to the guitar for 10 minutes, no problems whatsoever!

[@RosieHarp]

I wouldn't have known that was Pete D in the thumbnail 😮

[@johngammon963]

The Libertines have always been excellent - they are part of history and deserve total respect as a musical force.

[@kevinkibble8342]

The Libertines and The Darkness both defined British rock in the early '00s for me.

[@aggaws1]

I live about 100 yards from their hotel. It's called The Albion Rooms

[@Flyfishthebordersandbeyond]

I always loved the crisp drum sound of the libertines, not sure I like the sound of the drums but the tune is a banger

[@toddgibson6817]

long live the Libertines.

[@Rocksarum]

I thought you wouldn't be mentioning the claps and then, at 08:46...👏👏...👏!!! Yay!😄

[@Gabrielishere]

I think Pete Doherty is one of the best songwriters of the last 20 years, but all we ever heard about was his drug use, and that is a real shame that it eclipsed the music, at the time.

[@carriepoon7058]

Don't know anybody else feels the same: you just jump into the jolly mood mode whenever JH does his (sometimes hilarious) claps!

[@VixGB]

Sweet Enola Gay! That is rather great - the progression in the chorus is very reminiscent of another bloody good song which I can't quite place - its a yearning feeling! Surprisingly rather smashing, thank you Juuuuuustin Hawkins rides agaaaaaaain ❤

[@captaincokecan]

Did not think that was Pete for a while there, ah the greatest band that never was, great live band saw them in their heyday a good night

[@rossko727]

Great review

[@CockWomble1000]

Peters a great songwriter. 😊

[@laurenbielski2120]

My boyfriend made me aware of you...we two gen Xers adore your channel. (Well, as the woman I adore, he cracks up and makes comments on your chops, analysis etc.) Anyway, keep up the groovy work.

[@gavinwilson2071]

I was trying to think what it was reminding me of and then you hit the nail on the head, it really does sound like Shed Seven.

[@user-cs1qm9sx3j]

Went to see pete in oxford few months met him in the pub wicked show sound bloke time for everyone

[@colleenfitzgibbon2819]

His dog too. 😂. Good gigs

[@thensome8663]

It’s worth noting that Run Run Run is actually a Carl Barat track, which he also sings. Pete’s solo album is some of his best work, definitely worth checking out

[@NinStardust]

Good song! It’s like they never went away. Love a bit of Libertines every now and then. Will definitely be adding this to a playlist or two. Funnily enough, I was listening to ‘Can’t Stand Me Now’ today. Think that’s always going to be my favourite song by them. Can’t beat the harmonica at the end! 😂

[@philtaylor2577]

Lost count how many time I’ve seen The Libs and they never disappoint

[@buckbumble]

My only issue with this song as with their third album, is that it is far too polished. What I loved about the Libs was Mick Jones’ production or lack thereof. It was so raw, just like he kicked them all in a room drunk and said get on with it and have fun.

[@bradleygreen8902]

Agreed. This is a proper pop record. Decent enough, and I guess I can't be 17 again.

[@GrandpaEggMusic]

Totally agree. I loved that third album but the guitars and drums sounded pretty thin and in-general it was very polished lacking the Mick Jones off-the-rails raw energy.

[@matcoffidis1135]

I love that song. I love that minor 4 chord too...

[@SilojensenDK]

The song you're looking for in the chorus is: Happy together by the turtles. "I can't see me loving nobody but you..."

[@ronswanson9028]

@justinhawkinsridesagain Justin I know the melody you're almost hearing at 8:17 and couldn't put a finger on. It's The Turtles chorus "I can't see me loving nobody but you for all my life". Love your work!

[@OwainLloydWilliams]

The Margate hotel in question is the Albion Rooms. It's a lovely space with a great bar and gig space. Played there a couple of times myself and one of the regulars, Murray, even played at my wedding. Come visit!

[@kp4588]

The Libertines don’t have a bad song or album. Can’t wait for the new record and hopefully a US tour.

[@jacobjellis1875]

Annoying for some, I don't think Pete is allowed in the US due to his criminal record so I'd doubt you'll see him anytime soon

[@kp4588]

@@jacobjellis1875 Thanks. I hadn't considered that. I guess I wont hold my breath for a US tour.

[@thelordofdarkness141]

Up the bracket is a fantastic album one of my favourites the 2nd album is good as well i didnt really get into the 3rd album, babyshambles first album was great too, I saw babyshambles and pete doherty live many many time probablymore than ive ever seen any other bsnd and artist, the gigs were always very chaotic but great Dirty pretty things album was good as well

[@charliekish5922]

Justin they have a hotel called the Albion Rooms with a studio in it too

[@54spatula]

Something tells me their album next yr will be quite special!

[@silhouette82]

Never arrived so early...although my wife might tell you different. Anyway, yes, the band have a hotel/bar/recording studio in sunny Margate.

[@kiunthmo]

I can feel FIFA game royalties in their future with this one.

[@day0walker]

You've nailed it

[@guitarreilly]

Hahah FIFA are pretty good at choosing tunes tbf

[@johnlowe4026]

Justice for mark blanco

[@peggyh8937]

Never heard of them but I liked it, thanks!

[@greenblue6935]

Check out their first 2 albums, absolute masterpiece's.

[@drumgold23]

I just got into Shooter's Nation. Its a minor classic and no one told me. So is the first Peter Doherty solo record.

[@perroloco2395]

Saw yesterday The Darkness in Hamburg. You where great!

[@bobsaull5609]

I got engaged to my now wife at the Libertines hotel in Margate!

[@ragman1960]

485,000🎉🎉🎉,while I was at passport control, returning from a great gig in Berlin 😂

[@raquelsnt]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@grantwallace1882]

There are lovely videos on KZbin of Pete Doherty playing his album The Fantasy Life of Poetry & Crime (with Frédéric Lo).

[@michaeldavies2597]

The claps at 8:47 are the happy days theme tune claps! Fits every song ever written. Probably

[@glennkaefer6716]

Great song

[@bethstratton3391]

Timelessly British, early 00’s sound. Pete and Carl, when they are truly in sync in life, make a great sound. Definitely one for the festival circuit.

[@ashreid20]

for anyone wondering, the last shot of the video the cab pulls up at their hotel... in margate.

[@thomaswoodward8574]

8:18 - "Happy Together" - The Turtles.

[@kirangill0]

As someone who is 20 now and found the libertines and babyshambles after their 'height of popularity' i was drawn to pete's lyricism. I love songs by bands where lyricis dont always make sense or have a specific meaning like the hives for example, but sonically just make you feel something with no explanation. But Pete wasn't that, his lyrics to me just sounded beautiful. The libs somehow found beauty in places where you wouldn't expect it. On surface level is may seem simple, except when you listen a bit closer you can find something poetic and beautiful . I'm glad after all these years he seems to be on a much better track

[@dellafenton2417]

I love The Libertines. I've visited the hotel in Margate, its called The Albion Rooms. There's a bar there - Wastelands and The Libs also have a recording studio in the building ❤

[@GrandpaEggMusic]

Posing might have done The Libertines some good. Unfortunately (for their health) they seem to have lived the wild life they wrote and sang about in their songs. Love this new tune and can't wait for the album (so surreal to have new Libs music on the way). Thanks for the lovely analysis as always JHRA!!!!

[@user-qq6rr3hw8o]

Libertines rock!