My grandad used to drink with him regularly . He used to work in the federation brewery in Gateshead and Brian Johnson would pop into the local where my grandad would drink
I’m a guitarist and the drum teacher of where I’m taking lessons was invited to a party at Brian’s house (this was right before he had to leave AC/DC) and met him and he said he was extremely nice and gracious. Would give anything to meet this man!
People always, always miss the point... He is the epitome of the Cinderella story. This guy joined AC/DC at 32, hardly the time when you expect to start a successfull music career, and he was flat broke . Just shows it ain't over until it's over.
People are programmed to a ridiculous way of thinking that if you haven't succeeded in 'the arts' by 29 your chance is done I know Bros aren't exactly the hight of musical credibility, but it's as simple as this, the two guys who wrote their songs were in their 40's and made a mint off the back of it
The thing I love about Brian is that he makes me feel like I've been friends with him for years, even though I haven't met him. I feel like I'm having a conversation with him when I watch stuff like this even though I've never been able to say anything to him. He always puts a smile on my face and makes me happy, ever since I first got into AC/DC before I could walk. thank you Brian. You've inspired me as a 17 year old to pick up my guitar, microphone, drums and bass and give it my best shot to make more rock n roll in the world.
Brian did good, stayed sane and never lost His roots along the way with the band. Top man and I would love to have a pint with Him. A true British Legend.
Indeed! I actually came to watch this video to hear an example of a Geordie accent, after looking up what "Geordie" meant in the Mark Knopfler tune Sailing to Philadelphia.
One of the best frontmen of all time. Just an all over class act. He seems like such a respectful person and so easy to approach, oh how I would love to shake his hand.
It is the mark of a great man that refuses to let fame & fortune go to his head and change him. To quote Abraham Lincoln “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power”. Hats off to you Brian.
Did anyone notice something about Brian in this interview? The guy is worth millions upon millions of dollars, he's got one of the most bad ass resumes in history, he fronts (or fronted) the biggest and best hard rock band of all time, yet he just comes across as the most down to earth, average Joe kinda guy... even when he talks about buying a bloody Rolls Royce, he just sounds so normal! I don't think this guy could show off and be full of himself even if he wanted to, humble by nature, Brian is such a great guy!! We love ya Beano!!
NO SORRY....i didnt notice that brian is the most down to earth star.....with no egos or lack of personality......ill have to watch it again...in case im deaf or blind.......lol
What a great interview. It felt as if you're actually there quietly listening Brian and his stories. Props to Leona for making an effort of letting Brian telling his stories while still being genuinely interested.
Brian is a genuine, sincere and authentic person! I really love his voice too and he is not only my favourite rock singer but also a very funny story teller!
What a brilliant personality Brian has. I grew up in Newcastle, England and my mum went to school with him. I’ve lived in the USA for past 15 years, so it was fantastic to hear his Geordie dialect. I really enjoyed the interview.
Brian is a great singer. He is also a very humble person. Love listening to him tell stories. He has a way about him that he just i a interesting person.
The first AC/DC song i ever heard was 'What do you do for money honey' when i was 6 years old... Even at that age i knew there was something diffrent about it.. i thought,"This music makes me feel awesome." And still does to this day!! ~Long live AC/DC~
Geordie accent is soo lovely. This guy is an absolute legend and so humble. He totally deserves all the praise he gets. What an amazing story. Im defo getting his book. thnx absolute and acdc.
Brian is such a sweet guy very down to earth. Brilliant he hasn't lost any of his Geordie accent. He was the only one who could take over the vocals for AC/DC after Bon.
what a great guy! down to earth, so respectful for joining ACDC. Gave an indication of how demanding and how much work is done by the group, great upload!
Slash, the Godfather I hate people constantly comparing him to Bon. He is incomparable to anyone. He was in that band for so long time and who knows where they would be without him.
I.m from Bulgaria, I learn English almost 50 years from my 3 age but I barely understand what Brian says with his Geordie dialect. However, I love him for everything what he did for Geordie and AC/DC. On May 9th last year AC/DC performed fantastic in front of 60 thousand exalted fans in Sofia and this will be maybe the greatest concert in my country ever== Listen AC/DC, don't forget Geordie !
After Bon i didn't like him cause of the Pain of his loss. But now i find his one of the most natural superstars ever, means i like this guy very much now. As well as a musican.
I'm in my Sixties now, and I wish I could go back to the 70's. Today music is become homogenized. Nothing is unique or original, and it all sounds the same. There has been such a loss of quality when music was translated into digital. There isn't that warmth any longer, everything sounds tinny today. Back on the earlier years when you flipped the power switch on you could hear the hum of the tubes warming up, and as you took the record out of it's sleeve, and placed it on the turntable, and gently placed the needle onto the record you knew you were in for a treat. Todays kids have no idea what real music sounds like. Thank goodness that the equipment of an age is coming back. To get your hands on original equipment will cost you thousands of dollars. I remember back in the 70's my brother spent over $7000.00 dollars for his entire sound system, and the sound was incredible. If My brother today wanted to replace this exact same system it would or could cost well over $32,000.00 in todays money. The only way I can describe the difference is this. The old days (I'm speaking back in the 70's to mid 80's) listening to music back then is like sitting in an old comfortable chair in front of a fireplace with the lights turned off, and enjoying the warm glow of the fire, and the music you're listening too. Todays music is like sitting in a stiff uncomfortable chair in front of baseboard electric heater. I really miss those days.
Brian is good but acdc was a rocking before he came with bon scott .angus and malcome are great guitarist .but their acdc.they still rock now and foeever none better
I am only 17 and my dad took me to the Black Ice concert in Charlotte. Best concert I have ever been to!!! I hope they aren't finished making music, it would be truly depressing not to hear anymore of this unique vibe that AC/DC puts off
@@lisascarrott6142 He lives in Lido Key, Sarasota, Fl. Everybody there knows and if you drive around you could actually see him talking to ppl like a normal, casual dude.
What a refreshing interview. Carried out by an interviewer who is obviously a fan, so none of that disjointed shuffling of papers by someone who doesn’t know who they are talking to. Congratulations to both for making it so natural, although in Brian’s case that seems to be his default setting. Nice guy.
I met him at work ages ago. I'm from Sunderland and the lads thought we were gonna have a fight. Nicest bloke you could ever meet, he's never forgotten where he has come from.
He seems like one of the nicest people in rock history. He is so humble and his story here is fascinating. For me, the two best AC/DC albums were Highway To Hell & Back In Black...the best of two great vocalists!
Brian is a true legend in rocknroll. 'Just gets on with life and acts like he's just any another bloke on the street. Brilliant combination. Leona Graham did a superb interview too. So many of them love the sound of their own voice and keep butting in, not Leona though - well done. Long live AC/DC - what a band.
Brian is a 100% Right about our radio stations in America. I quit listening to them over 25 year's ago. Same damn play list every day 24/7 365 days a year. I always keep a sizable and rotating bunch of CDS in my truck. When on the Harley I have mp3 player and Skull Candy ear buds.✌from across the pond in Utah, U.S.A
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This is a guy that I would love to have a beer with.
Me too that would be amazing experience
10 beers !
My grandad used to drink with him regularly . He used to work in the federation brewery in Gateshead and Brian Johnson would pop into the local where my grandad would drink
@@stu3306 Can you please tell me where he is from
I’m a guitarist and the drum teacher of where I’m taking lessons was invited to a party at Brian’s house (this was right before he had to leave AC/DC) and met him and he said he was extremely nice and gracious. Would give anything to meet this man!
I am honored to call Brian Johnson a friend. He is amazing. He is a lyricist, post, musician, awesome fucking mate.
No way! That's so cool! How do you know him?
People always, always miss the point... He is the epitome of the Cinderella story. This guy joined AC/DC at 32, hardly the time when you expect to start a successfull music career, and he was flat broke . Just shows it ain't over until it's over.
Filmaker25 - We all need to drum that into our heads! Me included.
He was living with his parents!!
32 ain't that old mate.
People are programmed to a ridiculous way of thinking that if you haven't succeeded in 'the arts' by 29 your chance is done
I know Bros aren't exactly the hight of musical credibility, but it's as simple as this, the two guys who wrote their songs were in their 40's and made a mint off the back of it
@@drexlspivey5828 If somebody produces something ... anything and its entertaining it shouldn't matter what the calendar says I agree.
She is a really good interviewer - Asks sensible questions then listens and has a good voice.
The thing I love about Brian is that he makes me feel like I've been friends with him for years, even though I haven't met him. I feel like I'm having a conversation with him when I watch stuff like this even though I've never been able to say anything to him. He always puts a smile on my face and makes me happy, ever since I first got into AC/DC before I could walk. thank you Brian. You've inspired me as a 17 year old to pick up my guitar, microphone, drums and bass and give it my best shot to make more rock n roll in the world.
Brian did good, stayed sane and never lost His roots along the way with the band. Top man and I would love to have a pint with Him. A true British Legend.
By the way they're Australian :P
Yep, a true Geordie.
Rob Trust he come from a very poor background didn't he? Northern England in them days I read were very poor and hard going.
Rob Trust He has Italian origins fools
Brian isn't British, he's Australian.
I could listen to Brian talk all day. He seems like such a sweet guy. I love that expression “Me Darlin’ “. 😊🖤
Man, this guy is humble and down-to-earth. Great vocalist for a great band.
i never get tired of this bloke. He is absolutely one of the biggest rock n roll star in the history
Brian's accent is fucking awesome. I love the Geordie accent.
Indeed! I actually came to watch this video to hear an example of a Geordie accent, after looking up what "Geordie" meant in the Mark Knopfler tune Sailing to Philadelphia.
Michael Murphy I like it but I don’t understand a word he’s saying
Non pretentious real British accent indeed. The rest are British wonkers
soren schjodt you’re a piece of shit
I feel right the only accents I can distinguish are the British and the american, a bit Australian so I can focus on ideas rather than the accent.
Down to earth and humble. Never forgot where he came from. Pretty amazing considering they’re the best rock band in history.
Every interview I've ever watched with this guy, no matter his age, he has always been down to Earth.
Top guy. No crap just a nice fella who happens to be in the best band on the planet too
I love acdc. best band on the planet? 2 of the Beatles are still living
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FlyEaglesFly EaglesNation Metallica baby
Love them and I love brian johnson lovely lovely guy he keeps it real no fakeness at all lovely genuine guy he looks really well for his age
@@flyeaglesflyeaglesnation3466 but there not a BAND .....anymore.......DC are.
Love this guy. So down to earth. One of the boys.
He seems so humble and down to earth
Damn Brian is the best! I have never met somebody that does not like him, hes just awesome love him!
What an absolute golden soul and a legendary once-in-a-lifetime voice.
One of the best frontmen of all time. Just an all over class act. He seems like such a respectful person and so easy to approach, oh how I would love to shake his hand.
Brian Johnston is the most humble man in the world.
I would love to talk to him.
It is the mark of a great man that refuses to let fame & fortune go to his head and change him. To quote Abraham Lincoln “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power”. Hats off to you Brian.
You've gotta love Johnson.
She has a fantastic voice especially for radio
I could listen to him for hours. I love Geordie.
ɨ aċtʊaʟʟʏ ɖօ ʟɨstɛռ tօ ɦɨʍ ʄօʀ ɦօʊʀs😃
Accent or the band
I love both
Did anyone notice something about Brian in this interview?
The guy is worth millions upon millions of dollars, he's got one of the most bad ass resumes in history, he fronts (or fronted) the biggest and best hard rock band of all time, yet he just comes across as the most down to earth, average Joe kinda guy... even when he talks about buying a bloody Rolls Royce, he just sounds so normal! I don't think this guy could show off and be full of himself even if he wanted to, humble by nature, Brian is such a great guy!!
We love ya Beano!!
that's what makes AC/DC so successful.. it's stuff for the regular people who don't know how to properly show off
Thats because hes a lad that didnt grew up with fame.
I couldn't have put it better myself.
NO SORRY....i didnt notice that brian is the most down to earth star.....with no egos or lack of personality......ill have to watch it again...in case im deaf or blind.......lol
Maybe that's why they knew instinctively at first audition, he's [like the rest of us] just a regular down to Earth guy - we've got a *match* .
Brian sounds so chill when he talks
what a really nice bloke makes me proud to be English and proud that hes the front man of my favourite band. LOVE YOU BRIAN . smashing.
what a total delight this man is......
What a great interview. It felt as if you're actually there quietly listening Brian and his stories. Props to Leona for making an effort of letting Brian telling his stories while still being genuinely interested.
I love how friendly and humble Brian Johnson is..!
A living legend... But very modest at that. Respect!
Brian is a genuine, sincere and authentic person! I really love his voice too and he is not only my favourite rock singer but also a very funny story teller!
I love this interview!
He seems like such an affable, down-to-earth guy :D
AMGwtfBBQsauce He sure seems, I fully agree! Cheers, Jerry
What a brilliant personality Brian has. I grew up in Newcastle, England and my mum went to school with him. I’ve lived in the USA for past 15 years, so it was fantastic to hear his Geordie dialect. I really enjoyed the interview.
A true motorhead rocker!! Love it!!
A great guy to have a pint with and talk cars and driving!!
Brian is a great singer. He is also a very humble person. Love listening to him tell stories. He has a way about him that he just i a interesting person.
The first AC/DC song i ever heard was 'What do you do for money honey' when i was 6 years old... Even at that age i knew there was something diffrent about it.. i thought,"This music makes me feel awesome." And still does to this day!! ~Long live AC/DC~
Geordie accent is soo lovely. This guy is an absolute legend and so humble.
He totally deserves all the praise he gets. What an amazing story. Im defo getting his book.
thnx absolute and acdc.
No idea who Leona Graham is, but Brian Johnson is not only a Rock legend but a force of nature.
i love AC/DC !!!
Me too
it feels weird to not hear him screaming
never knew he actually had a thick voice
You should probably listen to the begginings of Boogie Man, Rocking All the Way and Decibel, if you feel like it, of course. Those have low vocals
Yeah lol.
Ikr XD
Listen to his stuff from his Geordie times. Songs like House Of The Rising Sun, Treat Her Like A Lady.
Seems like a fun guy to hang out with
What a fabulous interview with the nicest guy in hard rock history.
Brian Johnson is such a cool guy. AC/DC will always be my favorite band.
Brian is such a sweet guy very down to earth. Brilliant he hasn't lost any of his Geordie accent. He was the only one who could take over the vocals for AC/DC after Bon.
if only everyone could be so genuine and down to earth as Brian Johnson, what a fabulous guy.
What a great guy. So funny, but humble. A natural Geordie. Loved his video series on being on the road.
what a great guy! down to earth, so respectful for joining ACDC. Gave an indication of how demanding and how much work is done by the group, great upload!
he can still talk, amazing!
Cool guy. That's why ACDC is so good they all where cool.
I'm from Brazil, I love AC/DC. Please, do one more concert in Brazil. We will stay very happy.
This is not a man.This is a god....The singer of the best band of rocknroll of the world...Don't forget...Never forget it....
i was lucky enough to meet him and get a picture with him down in Sebring Florida after he was racing his cars two weeks ago
Bon Scott was a god. Brian is just some sort of Jesus :D
Slash, the Godfather I hate people constantly comparing him to Bon. He is incomparable to anyone. He was in that band for so long time and who knows where they would be without him.
Ya all wrong lemmy is god lol
ɨ ċօʊʟɖռ't ʄօʀɢɛt tɦat tʀʊst ʍɛ ɖʊʀɨռɢ a քɛʀɨօɖ օʄ tɨʍɛ ɨ ɖɨɖռ't ʟɨstɛռ tօ aċɖċ aռʏʍօʀɛ stɨʟʟ ċօʊʟɖռ't ʄօʀɢɛt aɮօʊt tɦɨs ɢʊʏ ɮɛɨռɢ sօ awesome
I love AC/DC... I love this great man, his voice, and his jokes ;)
He's got the greatest Geordie accent ever.
I.m from Bulgaria, I learn English almost 50 years from my 3 age but I barely understand what Brian says with his Geordie dialect. However, I love him for everything what he did for Geordie and AC/DC. On May 9th last year AC/DC performed fantastic in front of 60 thousand exalted fans in Sofia and this will be maybe the greatest concert in my country ever==
Listen AC/DC, don't forget Geordie !
Brian johnson has got a great Voice.
down to earth...Class act..Way to go Brian.
He’s so inspiring. Bless you,Brian. 💙💗
my dad spent an hour with him back stage at download the other year as my dad does the fire safety. he said he was the nicest bloke he has ever met.
He is so nice. Keep on rockin' Mr. Johnson!
Such a humble man is he..ego less and that's missing in today's society especially amongst the rich and famous!!❤️🤘😁
After Bon i didn't like him cause of the Pain of his loss. But now i find his one of the most natural superstars ever, means i like this guy very much now. As well as a musican.
After 40 years, it's nice to know the new guy is doing alright.
@@Autisticwanderer Even if Bon had lived longer and eventually left the band not by death, he did approve of Brian taking over and the 2 were friends.
I'm in my Sixties now, and I wish I could go back to the 70's. Today music is become homogenized. Nothing is unique or original, and it all sounds the same. There has been such a loss of quality when music was translated into digital. There isn't that warmth any longer, everything sounds tinny today. Back on the earlier years when you flipped the power switch on you could hear the hum of the tubes warming up, and as you took the record out of it's sleeve, and placed it on the turntable, and gently placed the needle onto the record you knew you were in for a treat.
Todays kids have no idea what real music sounds like. Thank goodness that the equipment of an age is coming back. To get your hands on original equipment will cost you thousands of dollars. I remember back in the 70's my brother spent over $7000.00 dollars for his entire sound system, and the sound was incredible. If My brother today wanted to replace this exact same system it would or could cost well over $32,000.00 in todays money.
The only way I can describe the difference is this. The old days (I'm speaking back in the 70's to mid 80's) listening to music back then is like sitting in an old comfortable chair in front of a fireplace with the lights turned off, and enjoying the warm glow of the fire, and the music you're listening too.
Todays music is like sitting in a stiff uncomfortable chair in front of baseboard electric heater.
I really miss those days.
Absolutely great interviewer.
Been my favorite band since I was 5, still my favorite band. I actually started wearing those golf caps as a kid because of Brian. Legend
Without Brian Johnson, AC/DC is just a tribute band with a great guitarist.
Brian is good but acdc was a rocking before he came with bon scott .angus and malcome are great guitarist .but their acdc.they still rock now and foeever none better
@@deborahmarkum465 were not bad but weren't a big success till this guy came along
Yes thats true love his voice.,brian johnson took them all the way.wish i could have seen them in concert.
Brian sounds like Spongebob
Two great guitarists. That wrote the songs.
This guy is a legend.
I love this guy.
I am only 17 and my dad took me to the Black Ice concert in Charlotte. Best concert I have ever been to!!! I hope they aren't finished making music, it would be truly depressing not to hear anymore of this unique vibe that AC/DC puts off
Just met him today!!! lovely man
thomas gilling my god your so lucky meeting brian johnson i take my hat off for you for meeting brian
@@lisascarrott6142 He lives in Lido Key, Sarasota, Fl. Everybody there knows and if you drive around you could actually see him talking to ppl like a normal, casual dude.
I Love her voice
Legend. A real gentleman.
Amazing just so lovely to hear him laughing and joking and this interview is just incredible well done to the interviewer to.
God bless you, Brian!
What a refreshing interview. Carried out by an interviewer who is obviously a fan, so none of that disjointed shuffling of papers by someone who doesn’t know who they are talking to.
Congratulations to both for making it so natural, although in Brian’s case that seems to be his default setting.
Nice guy.
I could watch this again and again pure brilliance.
I met him at work ages ago. I'm from Sunderland and the lads thought we were gonna have a fight. Nicest bloke you could ever meet, he's never forgotten where he has come from.
tragedy and they come out with the greatest album of all time.
There will never be another Back In Black...ever.
He seems like one of the nicest people in rock history. He is so humble and his story here is fascinating. For me, the two best AC/DC albums were Highway To Hell & Back In Black...the best of two great vocalists!
Brian Johnson is a class act!!
"Well, I did, me darlin."
For some reason i had to play that over and over again.
He did a voice of a British soldier in call of duty finest hour.
what a guy... what. a. guy.
Great ....Brian Jonhson..!! forever
"I have said too much." What a legend, best band ever. End of story.
Love Brian. A class act.
Sounds like a cool down to earth kind of bloke.
i came here for brian talking about Geordie..,
got that and more!!
great interviewer!
Brian is a true legend in rocknroll. 'Just gets on with life and acts like he's just any another bloke on the street. Brilliant combination.
Leona Graham did a superb interview too. So many of them love the sound of their own voice and keep butting in, not Leona though - well done.
Long live AC/DC - what a band.
it'd be great going to the pub with Brian Johnson, thats if there are any traditional pubs still around, so many have closed.
Love this girl voice
very sympathic guy
🤬
Brian is too cool for the rock star side of life that’s why I love AC/DC! They all are like that!
AC/DC is my favorite Rock 'N' Roll band ever
You've got to love a man who pronounces "no" as "NAOOOO!!"
That’s the Geordie accent for ya
I love his take on the US accent during the Rolls Royce Phantom.
" cool car man" hahaha spot on.
fantastic interview!
lovely fella
Great Man and Rock and Roll singer.long live AC/DC,... ; )
Brian is a 100% Right about our radio stations in America. I quit listening to them over 25 year's ago. Same damn play list every day 24/7 365 days a year. I always keep a sizable and rotating bunch of CDS in my truck. When on the Harley I have mp3 player and Skull Candy ear buds.✌from across the pond in Utah, U.S.A
AC/DC n Sabbath (Ozzy) thanks for your input into my life, I love you all so much.xx