Season 1, Episode 10: Clanging Around
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this episode of Clang: the Podcast, host Smiley Barnard interviews Baz Warne lead singer with The Stranglers. They discuss Baz's experience joining the band, filling in for the injured drummer, and rehearsing for their tour. They also talk about the band's performance at the Royal Albert Hall and their interactions with other musicians, such as Adam Clayton from U2 and Jim McCarthy from The Yardbirds.
The conversation touches on the band's history, their fan base, and their love for music. Overall, it's a fun and casual discussion between two musicians. The conversation covers various topics including football, music, and embarrassing encounters with famous people. Baz and Smiley discuss their love for both football and music, with Baz sharing stories of meeting famous footballers and musicians.
The conversation transitions to embarrassing encounters, with Baz sharing a story of an awkward interaction with Mark Knopfler. They also discuss their love for whiskey and the importance of friendship in the music industry.
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Was lucky enough to meet Baz at st pancras station a few years back........top fella have got a fantastic photo of him with my at the time 14 year old daughter who immediately shared it with everyone on her phone😂....
Lifelong (well, since I was 12!) Stranglers fan. Thanks so much for this; really enjoyable.
@@Adambutler2 ditto! Was like a kid in a sweet shop 😂😂
Wow wow wow ,that was fkn superb, ive been meaning to watch this for weeks .thoroughly enjoyed it .
I met baz once at the stadium of light up here in Sunderland and just said hello , i always loved the stranglers and have seen them a few times .
Some great stories in this interview, love the fact baz is a massive neil young fan as I am too .
Love the picture on your wall , welcome home stokoes boys on the wearmouth bridge, I remember that, just after we won the f a cup against leeds .
But most amazingly I also had a soft spot for man city for exactly the same reasons as baz , Dave Watson, Dennis tuart and Micky horswill all moved from Sunderland to man city.
Haway baz , bring the stranglers to Sunderlands fire station venue for a couple of nights .
Great show smiley , very entertaining on this very quiet nightshift on hartlepool docks . All the best
@@helhound23 cheers! Glad you enjoyed this one. Baz is a legend
Baz played years ago in my local pub in Barnstaple with Paul Roberts ,they were down to earth great guys and awesome musicians
They played a gig for me in Bournemouth around the same time. They were good mates. Such a shame
I was at that gig as I’m friends with Esther. I did the first gig for them on that tour. Took them for a curry beforehand and sat next to Baz. I didn’t know him very well before that, but he soon had me chatting away and crying with laughter. A lovely, friendly, down-to-earth guy. The sort of person you want to have a beer with, not because he’s the singer/guitarist in the best band in the world, but because he’s so likeable and such good fun.
@IceCanine Awesome, I was drunk and told him I was a Geordie and he was a Makem he just laughed, but your right he's a salt of the earth top chap
This was fantastic, really enjoyed it.😊
@@garybridge-ku7bf good to hear. Was a great one to do
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Brilliant , I'm seeing Baz on Saturday in France , loved watching this , cheers lads
@@kevincharlton5236 you’re welcome. Genuinely top bloke!!!
@@ClangThePodcast ya not wrang , cheers for this vid
Fantastic
@@AndrewLupson-md2zs thank you. Baz is a top bloke.
Disappointed that JJ sold his iconic green bass guitar to Adam Clayton(or anyone), punk/new wave history that guitar.....
I’m guessing he was made an offer he couldn’t refuse!
It had been dropped and split in half 😱