This guy is way underrated!! Im so glad he's now giving tribute to Jeff Beck! There's no one better to do it!
@jackcordery89644 ай бұрын
Loved this! Listening while playing cards in the Seychelles ❤
@infoswissoil24525 ай бұрын
Timo is so good
@infoswissoil24525 ай бұрын
CSN love these guys
@infoswissoil24525 ай бұрын
Howzit Bru
@garynorth54445 ай бұрын
Supported magnum a few times at the old marquee in 86/87. We stole their f&c and they laughed about it. Top guys.
@Jason.King.at.your.service5 ай бұрын
I agree, punk was rubbish.
@peggs15 ай бұрын
TONY was a legend. Chase the dragon is in my top 20 albums of all time. R I P
@jasperedwards27135 ай бұрын
heavy metal guy cartoon
@jasperedwards27135 ай бұрын
seeing that young guy there makes me think of vernon wells mad max with his partner
@FlyingVMartin7 ай бұрын
These two guitarists era is the best line up.
@user-eu1dp5hp7j8 ай бұрын
Absolutely Well done! Fantastico! Keep Rocking!
@kcuhc848 ай бұрын
My school was just down the road from the guitar shop Dave worked in. This was in the early '70's. A couple of us used to go in during lunch time. He's a nice guy.
@arthurblackhistoric Жыл бұрын
Although I've been around music for decades as a guitarist and band leader, as well as a hard-charging solo performer, somehow I missed Johnny A completely. I could recognise his signature guitar at a glance, but for whatever reason, I never sought him out to listen to and to get into his playing. I think someone told me he was weird or something and not worth listening to, and somehow I believed that. Why, I don't know. Then a matter of a few weeks ago I was catching up on Joe Bonamassa's news video and he was really praising Johnny A as an influence. The Cuppa Joe episode included a live video and I watched it. Then I watched it again to see if what I was seeing was real. There on the screen was a guy who definitely wasn't weird at all, but was a marvellous guitarist and a really super nice guy! Right then and there I made myself a promise to never listen to and believe anyone who tells me a guitarist is weird and not worth listening to. I'd rather find out the hard way that an artist wasn't my cup of tea, than let someone, even someone I respect, make that decision for me. And you know something? Usually, even if someone I'm checking out doesn't really float my boat, I'll usually find something worthwhile in their style, their approach to music and life in general, that'll work for me and enrich my life.
@GuitaristTV Жыл бұрын
We got lucky that night in Birmingham, interviewing Johnny was indeed a very unexpected pleasure 😎🤙🏼
@valerieworboyes374 Жыл бұрын
Den dave love ya good days
@CollaroRC54 Жыл бұрын
Shame there was no mention of Tony’s early bands , in particular Magic Box who were superb. Great interview though and very relaxed which is a nice style
@leepowis5215 Жыл бұрын
Still go and see dave and dennis at the crown once a month great guitar players and really funny always on form
@ripleylester4527 Жыл бұрын
p̾r̾o̾m̾o̾s̾m̾ 💕
@TheNobbynoonar Жыл бұрын
As I write this, it’s a cold winter’s day in late 2022. I’ve got the flu and feel like shit. I’ve been invited to a gig tomorrow night and was thinking at my age, do I really feel up to it? It then got me thinking about some of the countless bands from lots of different genres I’ve seen over the years. There’s a handful that I still remember for various reasons. Whatever did happen to National Gold? I know, click on KZread- you never know. I’ll always remember National Gold for the sheer passion and musicianship they constantly put out. I remember walking into the Ruskin Arms one Friday night in the late 70’s early 80’s. While waiting to be served at the bar, I could hear this great music coming from the stage area next door. After shouting at the old boy behind the bar to hurry up (could never remember his name) pint in hand, I went in and was blown away by ‘National Gold’ Great vocalists, guitar sounds and playing to die for! The whole band were fantastic. Best sound ever from a band at the Ruskin. (Yes, I did see Iron Maiden there as well-too bloody loud most of the time. The Ruskin was built around Victorian times, not designed for loud rock music and was a real challenge for any sound engineer/band to get a good sound) I can honestly state that I’ve lost count of the bands I’ve seen and heard over the years. Very few stick in my head as being ‘a cut above the rest’ National Gold definitely were an cut above the rest’. Rock on lads, wherever you are. Oh, and BTW, I will be going to that gig tomorrow night -rock N roll helps keep me alive and sane in this mad world.
@muhammadnoorbinrohani6711 Жыл бұрын
Dennis Stratton & Iron Maiden.
@ritchieblackmore2711 Жыл бұрын
Pretty good troops
@luky757 Жыл бұрын
mate he is wearing thongs on stage wtf things must be tuff after maiden why why why would you it's so cringeworthy, but he plays well so
@daveg4236 Жыл бұрын
Definitely a dad band
@shaftsbury94 Жыл бұрын
a real spinal tap.
@MsSlosh Жыл бұрын
Great stuff, mick and Nina
@infoswissoil24522 жыл бұрын
IESH i remember this like yesterday pity about the poor audio hahaha keep it up Bru
@pleun3152 жыл бұрын
Cindy is such a sweetheart, and a talented authentic musician! Love her voice and the songs of Clout since Day one. They should dons Réunion 👍😀😀😀yess please! Greetings from the Netherlands everyone ❤️🙏
@raxanci2 жыл бұрын
Its not Dennis playing. Its total overdubs
@thomasbarker6422 жыл бұрын
I miss those days being in the Prince Albert watching Denis, Steve, Martin and of course La Vain on the bass
@thomasbarker6422 жыл бұрын
Denis Martin Dave and La vain
@yanikem66552 жыл бұрын
Maiden should have got Dennis back when Adrian left.
@mettalicfan2 жыл бұрын
hey, thanks for uploading this, its helped provide some research for a song writing dissertation I'm working on :D
@javimedina54742 жыл бұрын
Que lastima q maiden se perdiera terrible guitarrista.
@steveburroughs73432 жыл бұрын
I first came across Dave in 1973 playing for Uncle Sam at the Volunteer in Barking. Great pub band and he was mustard even then. Then followed RDB and all the other fab bands that were around East London - Powerpack, Jerry the Ferret, Slowbone. Happy days.
@lucavaldameri59342 жыл бұрын
Dennis stratton in infradito🤘🤘🤘
@me16carcare-mobilevehicled932 жыл бұрын
Small boozer with such talented musicians. Still can't believe that I could just pop down the road and get a ringside seat to see such a brilliant bunch of guys! Amazing ... great memories!!!
@valley_robot2 жыл бұрын
Awesome
@WaterWorld13 жыл бұрын
Great! I was there. What happened to the bass player and drummer?
@JennyTools2 жыл бұрын
Don't know what happened to drummer Micky Harris. But I heard bass player Steve Goff had become a bit of a recluse and had some problems. A real shame as he was a really nice bloke as well as a great bass player.
@rikkiharris56832 жыл бұрын
Hi. I'm Micky's son. Sad to say he passed away last year after retiring to Spain. Great to see this video though.
@WaterWorld12 жыл бұрын
@@rikkiharris5683 sorry to hear that Micky, but your Dad and the band gave much pleasure and memories that will last forever.
@davidmoorcroft47697 ай бұрын
@@rikkiharris5683 hi I’ve just read about Micky ,we were in the first band together at school and after. Got some photos of us .sorry to hear about him we were good friends ,and his mom and dad
@rikkiharris56834 ай бұрын
@@davidmoorcroft4769thank you mate. I’d love to see those photos!
@ifadams29083 жыл бұрын
Used to see RDB every Sunday at Bridge House before it was pulled down. Happy days.
@WaterWorld12 жыл бұрын
Me too!
@WaterWorld13 жыл бұрын
Loved this band. I was a regular at the Bridge house in the late 1970's. The video is great, but the feeling of "being there" was special.
@bankruptbritain61033 жыл бұрын
Scream for me Prince Albert!
@ottokriete11533 жыл бұрын
damn... what clean playing........ Johnny does glen campbell proud!
@masterbudulai45053 жыл бұрын
cool
@RuskingArms6663 жыл бұрын
Dennis both sort of look like and sound like Dave Murray
@bankruptbritain61033 жыл бұрын
Yeah ugly you mean
@RuskingArms6663 жыл бұрын
@@bankruptbritain6103 lol 😂
@chrishill48573 жыл бұрын
I worked with Al for many years and early on when I started at same place he shows me a cheque for his royalties, I had heard of the Priest obviously but didn't realise at the time I was sitting in the Canteen next to the founder member - He's been a good friend over the years and we are still in contact today all these years later
@mauriciolillo52943 жыл бұрын
El mejor guitarrista que tubo maiden hermanos grande Dennis
Пікірлер
Nice dude 🤘👌
Delay down a tad
Cool banana ❤
Great music ... thanks bro
This guy is way underrated!! Im so glad he's now giving tribute to Jeff Beck! There's no one better to do it!
Loved this! Listening while playing cards in the Seychelles ❤
Timo is so good
CSN love these guys
Howzit Bru
Supported magnum a few times at the old marquee in 86/87. We stole their f&c and they laughed about it. Top guys.
I agree, punk was rubbish.
TONY was a legend. Chase the dragon is in my top 20 albums of all time. R I P
heavy metal guy cartoon
seeing that young guy there makes me think of vernon wells mad max with his partner
These two guitarists era is the best line up.
Absolutely Well done! Fantastico! Keep Rocking!
My school was just down the road from the guitar shop Dave worked in. This was in the early '70's. A couple of us used to go in during lunch time. He's a nice guy.
Although I've been around music for decades as a guitarist and band leader, as well as a hard-charging solo performer, somehow I missed Johnny A completely. I could recognise his signature guitar at a glance, but for whatever reason, I never sought him out to listen to and to get into his playing. I think someone told me he was weird or something and not worth listening to, and somehow I believed that. Why, I don't know. Then a matter of a few weeks ago I was catching up on Joe Bonamassa's news video and he was really praising Johnny A as an influence. The Cuppa Joe episode included a live video and I watched it. Then I watched it again to see if what I was seeing was real. There on the screen was a guy who definitely wasn't weird at all, but was a marvellous guitarist and a really super nice guy! Right then and there I made myself a promise to never listen to and believe anyone who tells me a guitarist is weird and not worth listening to. I'd rather find out the hard way that an artist wasn't my cup of tea, than let someone, even someone I respect, make that decision for me. And you know something? Usually, even if someone I'm checking out doesn't really float my boat, I'll usually find something worthwhile in their style, their approach to music and life in general, that'll work for me and enrich my life.
We got lucky that night in Birmingham, interviewing Johnny was indeed a very unexpected pleasure 😎🤙🏼
Den dave love ya good days
Shame there was no mention of Tony’s early bands , in particular Magic Box who were superb. Great interview though and very relaxed which is a nice style
Still go and see dave and dennis at the crown once a month great guitar players and really funny always on form
p̾r̾o̾m̾o̾s̾m̾ 💕
As I write this, it’s a cold winter’s day in late 2022. I’ve got the flu and feel like shit. I’ve been invited to a gig tomorrow night and was thinking at my age, do I really feel up to it? It then got me thinking about some of the countless bands from lots of different genres I’ve seen over the years. There’s a handful that I still remember for various reasons. Whatever did happen to National Gold? I know, click on KZread- you never know. I’ll always remember National Gold for the sheer passion and musicianship they constantly put out. I remember walking into the Ruskin Arms one Friday night in the late 70’s early 80’s. While waiting to be served at the bar, I could hear this great music coming from the stage area next door. After shouting at the old boy behind the bar to hurry up (could never remember his name) pint in hand, I went in and was blown away by ‘National Gold’ Great vocalists, guitar sounds and playing to die for! The whole band were fantastic. Best sound ever from a band at the Ruskin. (Yes, I did see Iron Maiden there as well-too bloody loud most of the time. The Ruskin was built around Victorian times, not designed for loud rock music and was a real challenge for any sound engineer/band to get a good sound) I can honestly state that I’ve lost count of the bands I’ve seen and heard over the years. Very few stick in my head as being ‘a cut above the rest’ National Gold definitely were an cut above the rest’. Rock on lads, wherever you are. Oh, and BTW, I will be going to that gig tomorrow night -rock N roll helps keep me alive and sane in this mad world.
Dennis Stratton & Iron Maiden.
Pretty good troops
mate he is wearing thongs on stage wtf things must be tuff after maiden why why why would you it's so cringeworthy, but he plays well so
Definitely a dad band
a real spinal tap.
Great stuff, mick and Nina
IESH i remember this like yesterday pity about the poor audio hahaha keep it up Bru
Cindy is such a sweetheart, and a talented authentic musician! Love her voice and the songs of Clout since Day one. They should dons Réunion 👍😀😀😀yess please! Greetings from the Netherlands everyone ❤️🙏
Its not Dennis playing. Its total overdubs
I miss those days being in the Prince Albert watching Denis, Steve, Martin and of course La Vain on the bass
Denis Martin Dave and La vain
Maiden should have got Dennis back when Adrian left.
hey, thanks for uploading this, its helped provide some research for a song writing dissertation I'm working on :D
Que lastima q maiden se perdiera terrible guitarrista.
I first came across Dave in 1973 playing for Uncle Sam at the Volunteer in Barking. Great pub band and he was mustard even then. Then followed RDB and all the other fab bands that were around East London - Powerpack, Jerry the Ferret, Slowbone. Happy days.
Dennis stratton in infradito🤘🤘🤘
Small boozer with such talented musicians. Still can't believe that I could just pop down the road and get a ringside seat to see such a brilliant bunch of guys! Amazing ... great memories!!!
Awesome
Great! I was there. What happened to the bass player and drummer?
Don't know what happened to drummer Micky Harris. But I heard bass player Steve Goff had become a bit of a recluse and had some problems. A real shame as he was a really nice bloke as well as a great bass player.
Hi. I'm Micky's son. Sad to say he passed away last year after retiring to Spain. Great to see this video though.
@@rikkiharris5683 sorry to hear that Micky, but your Dad and the band gave much pleasure and memories that will last forever.
@@rikkiharris5683 hi I’ve just read about Micky ,we were in the first band together at school and after. Got some photos of us .sorry to hear about him we were good friends ,and his mom and dad
@@davidmoorcroft4769thank you mate. I’d love to see those photos!
Used to see RDB every Sunday at Bridge House before it was pulled down. Happy days.
Me too!
Loved this band. I was a regular at the Bridge house in the late 1970's. The video is great, but the feeling of "being there" was special.
Scream for me Prince Albert!
damn... what clean playing........ Johnny does glen campbell proud!
cool
Dennis both sort of look like and sound like Dave Murray
Yeah ugly you mean
@@bankruptbritain6103 lol 😂
I worked with Al for many years and early on when I started at same place he shows me a cheque for his royalties, I had heard of the Priest obviously but didn't realise at the time I was sitting in the Canteen next to the founder member - He's been a good friend over the years and we are still in contact today all these years later
El mejor guitarrista que tubo maiden hermanos grande Dennis