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Alan, speak no more, please. Play.

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Wowwww.lindíssimo!

Ele é fantástico!!!❤❤❤❤❤ The best pianist, ever ,e são muitos que assim o dizem ❤❤❤❤ lindíssimo

Alan clark é um mestre...ele trabalhou com muitos nomes famosos no campo da música ...grande admiração por ele ❤

Amazing Alan.

Amazing.

Pura pasión, increíble sentimiento. Gracias

The melodic line of Private Dancer chorus sounds quite like Love over Gold itself. I'm glad to be used listeng to the latter, rather than the former on that album...

A lovely tune Alan!!

I'd love to hear your input on the process of recording the legendary Telegraph Road. Yes, Mark wrote it alone and you are not credited for any contribution but the song is piano driven and I'm pretty sure Mark didn't sat down at the piano. Your contribution to the Dire Straits rock & roll orchestra is invaluable. Thank You for that.

how comes the dire staits version is nowhere to be heard?!?

la magia dei dire streets passa anche dalle mani di alan clark lo senti nei suoi arranguamenti...un grande

Hola Alan. Tengo 56 años y,a los 4 años,me regalaron un disco simple con "Sorry susane" de un lado. Mis padres lo pusieron en el tocadiscos y, me encantó. "The Hollies" es mi grupo preferido de la decada del 60.Muchas gracias por tanto talento y por haberlo compartido. Dios te bendiga Alan!!!

Great backstory on the song and Tina. Is the song available with Mark singing it?

It's crazy how recent racial segregation was in the US. People weren't allowed in a hotel because they were black.. wow.

Now that Tina is dead, bringing out the original version of the Straits would be the best tribute anyone could pay to this great queen who gave us so much. Thumbs up if you feel the same way!!

Thank you Mr. Clark for being a part of this masterpiece. Truly one of the greatest songs ever made.

Bloody love this....Dire straits wrote private dancer......."i wanna live out by the sea.." my mantra ...forget the husband and some children....Legends

As a huge Dire Straits fan, I came here because I ofcourse knew that they wrote Private Dancer for Tina Turner. Rest in peace, Tina! Rock on!

Tina. Sad news today.

RIP Tina Turner.

RIP Tina

You're my hero, man. I'm 17 and saw you in Dire Straits Legacy, in Curitiba. I'm so lucky to see a legend like Alan playing. He just didn't sign my shirt hahaha, hope next year you come again to sign it!

See you in argentina

soy fan de los diré straits desde los 13 años cuando escuche por primera vez en el 85 en el arena a Alan quede maravillado Dire Straits es para mi el proyecto mas serio del 80 hasta ahora alan gracias por tu magia

My favourite composition, fantastic Em to Major G and check the way back Cism dim to C7 waw... 🥰

great story, great Alan, great Tina

You forgot to mention how Mark copied Snowy White's Bird Of Paradise song

I actually think Beck’s solo on “Private Dancer” is one of the most lyrical and beautiful I’ve ever heard. I know Mark slagged it off, but I love it. I put it up there with any of Jeff’s best.

You deserve way more subscribers. I have joined your ranks.

Always believed Alan's playing was just as important as Mark knopflers voice and guitar in Dire Straits. It just wouldn't have been as good with anyone else. Alan's playing would tear me up just as much as marks guitar playing would.

Alan ❤️❤️❤️

MK played this monument of a song 4 out of the 5 times I have seen him live since 2001; and I regard it as one of the best songs ever written. Alan's arrangement, too, is out of this world and makes the song into something absolutely outstanding. I remember one evening as a student at the University of Bamberg, Germany: 5 friends and I sitting together, joking, laughing, drinking, chatting, whilst German public broadcast station Bayern 3 was playing in the background. And they played the Romeo & Juliet live version from the On Every Night album - in full length! Silence in the room, 6 guys sipping their beer, just listening in awe. It was a wonderful moment of appreciation and delight.

Great song written during the LOG sessions. Jeff Becks solo was atrocious unfortunately.

Alan is very cool, love his work on Love Over Gold.

The "Big River" is one of well constructed and arranged songs. First time on radio I listened to it, and mentioned this song, because of nice arranged harmonics, and somehow that guitar sound cached me..., - just later found that Mark Knopfler played the guitar in this song (sory, I never new that Alan also has played there). I have been the fan of Dire Straits, so i started to listen to this song again and again, more carefully. At that time I did not got too much in lyrics (due to my english knowledge that time), but by the time I enjoyed the lyrics in full. Great song, and great story of how times and generations are passing buy.

bravo

One of Mr Clark's finest moments ... beginning the piano part in the breakdown of Sultan's at Live Aid Wembley. The hairs stand on ones neck to relive that.

Jeff Beck's solo sounds quite weak to me. I would be interessed to listen to the DS version one day.

On the night Romeo and Juliet. The end piece he did on that version was simply out of this world.

I met Alan through my work today which has nothing to do with music. We were chatting today briefley then he very casually mentioned he is a keybord player and that he used to play with Dire Straits. I have just done some research on Alan and I am totally amazed at his achievments. Alan is a very humble man and totally played down his status is within the music industry. Alan, if you are reading this and wondering who has written this comment. I am the guy with the curly ponytail who composes orchestral music just for fun. It was an utter pleasure meeting and chatting with you today (9/6/22) Alan. It is not every day I get to meet a legend. All the best. Andy

Alan's fingers make the stars in the sky sing. And Tina... well, she's Tina!

Thank you Alan, wherever you might be.

This is brilliant.

would love to hear Alan's take on "Tunnel of Love".

Alan Clark is the person who gave me ganas de aprender a tocar el piano. Sin que tú lo sepas, tu es mon modèle, mon maître. Merci pour tout, Alan !

I thought he was geordie? Not another 'geordie artist' ashamed of his natural accent, Alan, you are in great company, ie, Bryan ferry, sting, Robson green, Jimmy nail(sometimes geordie, sometimes not) tim healy is still using his natural accent, good on him! You can still be articulate and have geordie dialect, yes, some can't I know😂, but c'mon lads, don't forget where your'e from🤔😊