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She wrote an autobiography

Wonderful to hear Richard Harris speak on this topic! MacArthur Park is my favorite song of all time ❤️

Great interview, Joe! I love Oasis music.❤🎶🎵

When you read the lyrics of one of the songs about Paula, it is shocking and cruel. It's definitely about Paula as it refers to actual events and one being about in OK magazine which Paula was in a lot. I just think how can you sing this song or play it after they have died. It makes me wonder about Bob, if he says these things about her in death what did he say to her when she was alive. The song is beyond mean. He showed empathy towards millions of people but doesn't show empathy to the one person who shared his life. The shockind death of Michael Hutchence and then Paula finding out her Dad wasn't her Dad is enough to push anyone to depression. Rest In Peace Paula ❤

I don't believe he was racist, maybe it's because I'm such a big fan, I think that's the way Texans spoke back then, could be wrong.

Great interview, cheers for sharing!

The story of feeling 🙏🏻 he is just so poetic 🙏🏻

Brian Epstein was gay -all the Beatles knew this and did t care -John Lennon was supposed to have had an affair with Brian apparently

Alright Ok.

Love her laugh 😅

I never knew of his book. I shall search and hopefully find. Applause to you for the Harris spoken words. Quite a vocalization from a most unique personality. The song, in its textures, never fails to make me pause and enter my memory's playground. I give you my appreciation. Be well.

James behavior towards Carly is destructive. Be a man.

Fascinating Interview! Tom has always been a CLASS ACT.

Nice way to treat the mother of your children, James. It's strange that you are the only one who avoids her like this.

Purtroppo faccio molta fatica a seguire..impiego troppo tempo Non è possibile la traduzione in italiano? Mi scusi, trovo che sia molto interessante....

Sinatra was jealous of Elvis. Later, they became good friends.

One of the greats...Someone asked what here hobbies were.....She replied, Movement at day and dreams at night....

i wish i had a session with him and ollie reed them guys are legendary actors and big time sessioners!

I absolutely adore Ms. June. It’s easy to see why Elvis loved her. She’s a genuine, relatable, fellow Southern firecracker. My favorite part of this interview is hearing her laugh. She is full of spunk and life! Ms. June said no to Elvis. Not enough people would risk losing him for his sake. I’m glad he had someone like June in his life. And I’m glad she had him, if only for a moment. But what a glorious moment theirs was!❤ Ms. June, if you’re reading this, big hugs from Florida.💕

❤❤❤ Thank you for posting this great interview

Deeply unpleasant man (St Bob i mean)

In 1981 I hung out with Jim in Malibu and later when he was living in the woods. He was very resentful of Elvis. Proby was a better singer, technically, not only for his range, but for his range of mimicry. In other words he was more versatile. But when Elvis was not being manipulated away from his essence, he had a special magic that transcends all that. Saying Presley's voice was soft or weak is absurd. But that's PJ Proby. Someone with an absurd amount of talent, an enigma.

Who the fuck is Phoebe Bridgers?

Because he wasnt

Why doesn’t Gabriel Byrne just come out straight and say he was talking to Harris.

As someone that grew up in that era i can tell you that P.J. P roby was a far superior singer that was back stabbed by Tom Jones and the BBC.

Thank you so much I love the man

His granny……That was so lovely…..🖤💫✨⚡️

Love her 💚

Nancy's a bald-faced liar saying Frank was supportive about her nude Playboy layout. No way in the world would Italian Provincial daddy react in any way but shock and disapproval. It is probable he never looked at it, but he certainly heard about it from wife Barbara, who loathed Nancy. If anyone didn't know, the photos included her you-know-what. If she wanted Frank's attention, or to hurt him, this did the trick; she certainly didn't need the money. It was in 1995, and it's no coincidence that Frank's heart condition took a big turn for the worse that year.

God bless Neil, you are so precious to your fans ❤🌹🌺🌷❤️

Beautiful, heart-wrenching, soulful and lovely poem or 'song' to your father, Joe. Thank you for sharing. Julie🌸

Came here looking for a Sarstedt song (not this one) which a woman online was describing..she was very vague on detail but said it was a 'creepy' song, referencing underage girls..any ideas?

You are a natural psychic. I wouldn't be surprised if you have seen the light ones travelling around or in this case...felt the dark ones which lived inside Savill. These were released into the world to find a new home in his death.

I feel her frustration conversing with an uneducated man with no or little real life experience.

Love this interview so much ❤

New follower here 👋 I’ve listened to a few of your other interviews (Paula Yates and Eartha Kitt to name my faves so far) which were wonderful, and you have such a beautiful way with beautiful people. This interview however… wow… what a challenge for you. Well done for coming out the other side with your integrity intact 🙃 looking forward to listening to more, thank you for resurrecting these 🙏

I've just heard you saying that moving põem for your father. I Saw myself in your words. Can ser you recovered, as have I, with time. But we never forget. I'm sure your father would BE proud of you today.❤️

Hi Joe, would you kindly consider making the entirety of this available without paywalling it?

20:55 reminds me of Paul Sykes😂

Dan Davies book is a great read.

Oh. This gives such insight to the man. Thank you! Ive watched every interview. Trying to find every movie now. He was the black sheep!! Yet, oh how that vein of deep life experience fed his kraft!! The Sportsman..! A movie of torment, to say the least!!

I've been a massive fan of Sinead's since I first bought Lion and the cobra way back in 1987. Sinead had the best voice I've ever heard. Luckily I got to see Sinead live a few times and I can honestly say that she sounded the same live as she does on CD. I have all Sinead's albums and if I had to pick a favourite it would be 'Universal Mother'. My all time favourite album. The album has every emotion, love, anger, strength and gentleness. I read 'Rememberings' in one sitting, couldn't put it down. Thank you for this amazing interview.

Why are Neil’s tunes not included on this podcasts? I did miss them

Neil Diamond is the ultimate singer and songwriter ever. LOVE YOU, NEIL!

This song has such a catchy tune but when I actually read the lyrics it 100% sounds like it does relate to Paula. The lyrics are cruel and mean and especially when life was so difficult for Paula Yates after losing Michael and then finding out who her real father was. I have always admired Bob Geldof in his achievements and the man he is. The song does feel that it is cruel to Paula Yates and she had issues with drugs and alcohol and she was vulnerable. I often wonder whether her children will show publicly just how amazing she was. I think the song shows his anger at Paula and frustration that things didn't have to end they way they did.

Hea Certainly not lying...

Fascinating interview!

Fascinating. Webb tends to be ‘flexible with facts’, too - or maybe he forgets. I love both the Webb-Harris albums and wish the partnership had continued. I still think Harris was the best ever interpreter of Webb’s work (sorry, Glen) - he brings out the pathos and the poetry better than anyone else. I presume the song ‘Beth’ (from My Boy) also dates from this period and from the same inspiration (ie, Harris’ martial breakdown).

I wish this interviewer would stfu and let David talk