Joe Strummer can't play guitar (2001) | Tracks ARTE
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- Back in 2001, we met with the most rebellious subject of the British crown : Joe Strummer, singer and guitarist for The Clash, one of the pioneers of English punk rock. Learn why he named himself "strummer", how to make yourself at home in an abandoned house and why Joe hates the opera. The footage is barely edited, to give you the most genuine experience ! Enjoy.
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Learned to play the guitar the wrong way round, couldn't be arsed to unlearn it, started the best band ever... that's how he rolled... 👍
that scene at the end was so sweet. for a man who played so ferociously, what a gentle, kind spirit he had.
He is always is a kind spirit
lmao, what cartoon is playing in the background?
@@LeadBeatPink At first it's a french cartoon about human biology called "Il était une fois la vie", but I don't know what is the second one with the pig, probably another french cartoon from early 2000s.
This guy might be legit the coolest rockstar to ever have lived. The way he describes running from the police is actually so subversive of most typical 'badass' anecdotes, he loved playing music and expressing himself, and simply doing that is such a cooler act of rebellion than any riots or messes that typically accompany a rock front man.
I gave the thumbs down because there’s no doubt about it. He is the most legit, coolest Rockstar!
“And I keep on listening to the great Joe Strummer because through music we can live forever”
-Rancid
Well that's the first Strummer interview I ever saw. What a cool guy.
Such a gentleman. Makes sure the lady gets the seat. That’s class.
Beautiful
Thats his "public school" and "diplomates son" upbringing !
@@pariscribe5245 No, that's just common courtesy. Learned from his parents.
I do agree , though both are true .
A spokesman for a generation, sadly missed but his music will live on forever . We still miss you Joe. R.I.P Punkrockwarlord.
What a genuinely nice dude, really wish I could just sit and talk to him. Absolutely blessing, and a true man of class
Man i miss this guy...
Bless.
RIP Joe, the only musician I really miss.
Wow,I have been a Clash fan for over 40 years and never knew Joe was left handed!
LOL, me too! Thinking, OK I need to watch something and check that out, cos' I never noticed...!!!
@@jford1 me too never knew!! luv him forever :))
Same
I didnt know either, this interview actually helped cuz I was gonna get my first guitar, and im left hand but I was gonna get a right handed one because how hard can it be? And the lefties ones are like £50 more but then I heard his story and I new I had to get get the left handed 😂
Il avait l'air tellement sympa et humble ! Tu nous manques Joe ! :'(
Clairement tous ces gars partis trop tôt avec leurs valeurs humanistes.
j'adore ce type, sa musique, je l'ai découvert il y a peu de temps
tu nous manques tellement joe r.i.p my friand....
The best Strummer video is him at the Atlantic City boardwalk. He’s such a cool dude, so humble. I’ve watched it over and over. RIP Joe, I love you sir.
I thought the opposite, it showed how far Joe had fallen practically begging for people to watch him perform. Joe was one of the coolest people alive until about 1983. But then he lost the plot, fired Mick Jones and formed the horrible late version of the Clash. He became a selfish, corporate shill with nothing else to give or say.
@D MERLS wow that's harsh. Joe certainly is to blame for some and he immediately knew and regretted it but Mick was on such an ego trip so there is that. Joe still deserved better than how it was for him after the clash till his death...
This makes me sad, Joe should still be alive,
No one told a story quite like Strummer. Rest in Power.
Joe’s autobiography is worth reading! His lyrics and music were a great inspiration to me and contributed a lot to my sensibilities as an artist. I had the great fortune to see The Clash perform twice - in Pittsburgh and in Philadelphia. Thanks, Joe! Peace and love to all.
You listen to the London Calling album and the sheer finesse of the music, it boggles the mind that it came from such rough beginnings. The Clash transcended punk rock by leaps and bounds. There will only ever be one Joe Strummer.
I sort of leart to play bass on "London Calling"… I could play it as well as Paul Simonon after a couple of years.
I always say that:
The ramones started punk
The sex pistols blew it up
The clash saved punk and carried it on, if not for them it would've died the day the sex pistols disbanded
@@finnmoore4192 I'd say The Stooges started punk, but tis a matter of perspective
My favorite artist of all time. R.I.P. Joe
it was always the clash for me from 1978 i was so sad the day he died i remember seeing a headline punk legend dead later i found out it was joe strummer
Had a beer with Joe before a gig at the Barrowlands.
NIce ! How was it ?
how brilliant, was he nice to be with ? , lucky sod ! ( in a kind way)
A wonderful interview, and I learnt some things about Joe Strummer and The Clash which I never knew previously. Merci 🙂
What a great soul. Dearly missed.
I had no idea he was actually left handed. A true legend, the reason I play and write music. R.I.P.
wow, this is such a phenomenal, hilarious, beautiful interview - it captures him so well... VIVA JOE STRUMMER
One of the true legends.
miss you joe!!
I got a buddy like joe, he just plays chords but he’s pretty good over the years. What The Clash lacked in musicianship they made up with pure spirit and heart!
Topper is a great musician and so is Mick.
Humble Genius.
Mon héros, disparu beaucoup trop tôt ! RIP Joe.
If he could see the shit we are in now.... RIP a true legend.
He would've wrote a song about it and it would be epic
@@finnmoore4192 Clampdown
@@finnmoore4192 He might well have offered to play benefits for both Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn. Brexit would have appalled him.
notice how he says 'if the Sex Pistols had not sworn on British TV' and the subs say 'if the Sex Pistols had not said 'fuck' on British TV' lol
"I can't go near any opera yet." Love it.
Rest In Peace, Mr’ Strummer, my hero forever
This is probably one of Joe Strummer’s last interviews before he died on 22 December 2002.
Ha c'est toutes mes années collège (train in vain, lost in supermarket.. Merci ! super de voir ces images aussi longtemps après son départ on sent le type humain ça fait plaisir de voir que les artistes qu'on a aimé était pas des gros c** !
C' était un gros con
RIP Joe ♡
"Pictures of Strummer,that fell from the wall.Nothing is left where they hung..." (R.Frame)
Excellent reference to a Aztec camera (Roddy Frame)
Cette voix ... magnifique !
Merci beaucoup pour cette interview.
Thank you for posting this. This is a wonderful interview with legendary Joe Strummer.
Viva la Joe Strummer ❤️
What a great time it was for music back then, and the Clash were the best there was.
LOVE Joe Strummer.
I once sat around an open fire at Glastonbury with Joe - and a chicken.
quelle belle personne il semblait être... le vrai punk rocker, simple, humble, sincère. Reconnaissance éternelle
Te echamos de menos joe, la muerte nos arrebató y nos privó de tú presencia...soñaba y anhelaba verlos reunidos nuevamente...pero no pudo ser. verte con tus compadres de banda haciendo giras para latinoamérica.eres mi mentor en la música 🎶 dejaron una gran huella THE CLASH...en especial tú R.I.P 😔😔😔😔 Joe strummer 1952 - 2002.
thank you Joe !! I miss you
Un groupe qui refusait que les billets de leurs concerts dépassent une certaine somme pour que tout le monde puisse venir les écouter et les voir, un groupe qui n'a jamais fait la p... Grand monsieur, grand groupe.
juste la pub des D'jeans...ahahah sorry...erm (Blame Mick Jones!)
Joe was the man... so miss the guy not being around anymore, his honesty & natural humility sort of remind me a bit of John Lennon, but a more gentler version!
A more honest, genuine version.
Joe always had manners and grace.
in my humble opinion
thank you, virtual friend
are you in U.K too ?
not that it matters
Respect from Canterbury
I domt know if humility is a word I would use to describe john lemmon. O love his music but he was kind of am ass .
@@adamwatson6916 humility is a word that I used, your choice of word was ‘ass’... I think it’s called “freedom of expression!” :-)
Merci pour cette vidéo très touchante..... .
The Clash was my first favourite band
Lovely video. Captures Joe the man very well....
Thank you for posting this.
Very talented musician. I love the clash I enjoy their music I never get tired of listening. R.I.P. joe strummer
Great interview!
Bravo! You gave us here a piece of Strummer as the true Strummer should be given. We owe him. Miss him. And thank you.
Joe Strummer & The Clash = rebellion rock and roll
R.I.P. JOE!! PUNK LEGEND!!
Énorme cette interview !
Vraiment merci Tracks, magique
Miss you Joe.......Much love.
the one and only joe
J'aimerais tant ne pas savoir jouer de la guitare comme Joe... super interview pour un super rocker
L’attitude, le respect......cette légende. Moi ça à commencer en Allemagne en 1987, une tape des Clash avec un pote et beaucoup de bière, et depuis? Tous les jours dans mes oreilles
The legend of punk a simple man i love the clash rip Joe WE will Always Love you ❤❤❤
Back in Capetown after 20yrs then I saw he'd passed big spread on his life in CapeTmes newspaper...hit me hard saw first time 78' CLASH..
Thanks!🌷🌷
This is sooooo Great!🎵😁😁😁
Il était une fois la vie qui passe sur la TV !!
I love and miss this man soooo much!
I’m a complete conservative but I love Joe and The Clash and what they stood for. What an awesome fellow, I wish I could have seen him.
Superbe interview !
Love Joe strummer!
Love it..cartoons playing in the background.
Il était tellement cool...
we still miss u, joe
Met him in late 80's in the cafe next to nu line builders merchants in Bayswater ,London.
What was he having?
@@jamesdavies5266 a brew!
What a great dude. Good story teller, gone too soon.
It's so rock and roll, how they got their power supply for the practice spot. Explosions and sparks flying.
Nice to see you, Joe! 🖤
one of my heroes
This man is a hero.
Ce mec était un génie, autodidacte en tout genre. Un vrai comme il n y en a plus beaucoup. À 56piges, c'est mon groupe préféré. Pour les avoir vu, au festival Elixir....ça date 🤭🥴
Joe was always up front. Saw through the bulls hit. R.I.P
It really was Steve Jones taking offence to what the vulgar interviewer said to Siouxsie Sioux " you dirty old man, what a filthy rotter..." An amazing moment in broadcasting and music. Feel lucky to have seen both The Clash in 1981 and The Mescaleros not long before Joe's death. I cried out in anguish at work when I saw the news. "who's Joe Strummer?" was the reply from my younger colleagues.
"I'd start with Bizet"...That's funny. The first opera Nietzsche could attend years after being terribly disappointed by Wagner was a piece by Bizet.
Legend
One of the greatest was Joe, maybe he was the greatest, he probably still is the greatest....
C'est génial ! J'adore la Clash !
Thank you for posting! I am the bastard love child of Joe Strummer and Johnny Cash in my best dream.
Johnny Clash
we all are, and a touch of Tom Waits,.....what a potent cocktail
@@royferguson3909 you’ve sure hit the trifecta here, my good man. I’ll be keeping an eye out for Tom Waits touring when live music is a thing again, if ever. Ugh. Toots and the Maytals usually played a summer show at an outdoor amphitheater at the zoo here in Minnesota. Sadly, Toots joined Joe and Johnny before I got to see one last show.
The only man that mattered...R.I.P. Joe.
Legend forever
The clash es lo maximo y Joe es una jodida joya viviente
émouvant...
stummer muscle + the electric leg
And the dental drill voice
@@tintomara6209 nah that's ben shapiro
Mon camion porte son nom ahaha merci pour le reportage
The real deal. That’s why the Clash were what they were.
He is the real deal
all of us old enough to remember, are The Real Deal
Shalom
" this is total- Kosher "
The real Joe Cool.
For all Joe Strummer's human faults he is and always be the most real performer of all time.Miss you,Joe.
I'd hoped he talked more about the sometimes physical pain and exertion in playing rhythm guitar. I always have had to contend with that.
miss you Joe !