John Cooper Clarke - Back at the Scandal School (Dublin, 1986)

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  • Опубликовано: 10 июл 2017
  • Filmed at RTÉ Studios for the programme ‘TV GAGA’ on January the 3rd 1986, Donnybrook, Dublin.
    John Cooper Clarke takes to the studio floor and provides the audience with a taste of his new, previously unperformed work titled ‘Back at the Scandal School’.
    Liam Mackey talks to British performance poet John Cooper Clarke as part of a discussion on poetry.
    John chats about his background in the nightclub scene and his association with punk, a movement which he found to be a very literary. He cites the New York punk scene and French symbolist poetry of the late 19th century, and the work of Patti Smith and Tom Verlaine as influences on his work.
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Комментарии • 30

  • @darkdubh
    @darkdubh 5 лет назад +36

    Think this is the first time I've seen him without sunglasses.

  • @kipperrepublic3568
    @kipperrepublic3568 3 года назад +13

    Great interview from a young Roy Keane

  • @VicYelding
    @VicYelding 2 года назад +4

    So cool. John is THE poet. Seen him many times and met him 3 times...once on The King's Road in the early 80's...As I said, sooooo cooooool!

  • @neilhobson3624
    @neilhobson3624 10 месяцев назад +1

    He’s one of those guys that you just can’t dislike. He a funny guy too 🤪.

  • @davidharrison6615
    @davidharrison6615 5 лет назад +4

    god bless you John.

  • @GNeuman
    @GNeuman 4 года назад +1

    Wonderful

  • @drstevie
    @drstevie 4 года назад +1

    Genius fella.

  • @edwgwilymedwgwilym2827
    @edwgwilymedwgwilym2827 5 лет назад +4

    Clarke, you’re the man!

  • @shakeexon
    @shakeexon 4 года назад

    Nice one John :)

  • @steventasker235
    @steventasker235 5 лет назад +11

    Roy keane interviewing

    • @StillCloser
      @StillCloser  5 лет назад +2

      I believe it's Liam Mackey who interviews...

    • @rexbanner7611
      @rexbanner7611 3 года назад +1

      It looks like a deepfake.

  • @paddycampbell576
    @paddycampbell576 5 лет назад

    Thanx

  • @r.l.seiber3879
    @r.l.seiber3879 3 года назад +2

    More excellence from the Master People's Poet, Punk or Other..... the stinging cut of honesty be his forté and legacy, I fear for his work.

  • @desmonddevlin4128
    @desmonddevlin4128 3 года назад +1

    Dave Fanning with the 'Bono at Live Aid' Barnet. lol

  • @martinobrien7110
    @martinobrien7110 Месяц назад

    Doctor John .

  • @StillCloser
    @StillCloser  7 лет назад

    Interview with John Cooper Clarke at RTÉ Studios, Dublin, 1986
    #FactoryRecords #JohnCooperClarke #Madchester #TonyWilson #Postpunk #NewWave #Dublin

    • @neilardern7151
      @neilardern7151 6 лет назад +1

      John Cooper Clarke at the dukes playhouses lancaster

  • @ldhumph70
    @ldhumph70 7 месяцев назад

    If you’re aware of the Bard of Salford, we’re gonna get on..

  • @berto9313
    @berto9313 Год назад

    love him but feel sorry for him in this era

    • @CastlesinTheWhy
      @CastlesinTheWhy Год назад

      @ciao214Zhe is probably referring to his heroin addiction

  • @neilaspin008
    @neilaspin008 Год назад +1

    Is that Roy Keane?

    • @garygareth
      @garygareth 3 месяца назад

      😂 yeah he got bored of presenting and crossed over to football 👍😅

  • @kelzuya
    @kelzuya 2 года назад

    Donal Dineen!

  • @highdownmartin
    @highdownmartin 3 года назад

    I thought it was dub
    Turns out to be Dublin

  • @rdanalytics9197
    @rdanalytics9197 10 месяцев назад

    Looks like a cross between Steve Stevens and Andy Capp

  • @desmonddevlin4128
    @desmonddevlin4128 3 года назад +1

    Did RTÉ know what the Priests were up to back then, and didn't tell us?

    • @Stevies_Precog_Gym_n_Spa420
      @Stevies_Precog_Gym_n_Spa420 3 года назад +1

      Yer Ma and her Ma and her Ma all knew. It takes a conspiracy of silence that requires more than just media and priests to keep. People knew. They knew and they did nothing because they thought who were they to go against the church. Thats the sad truth of it. Evil was done by many in refusing to stand against injustice they KNEW was happening. How can you act in the name of morality against the very body that tells you it is the source of all morality.

    • @ChelseaPensioner-DJW
      @ChelseaPensioner-DJW 4 месяца назад

      ​My Aunt, gave up on the clergy after a bunch of drunken priests, driver included crashed into my Cousins car, who was pregnant with her first child. The Driver was never charged. From then on she just went through the motions. Years later while staying with her after a wedding she noticed I didn't go to mass, and asked me why? I said that my Mum and Dad had mainly taught me my moral compass with the religion playing a small part, that being that God is all knowing, so at a young age I thought what's the point of going to mass. That was when she told me the story of my cousin, following up with "I'm use to going through the routine of going to mass, but if I want to pray I still use the church because it's nice and quiet and I can gather my thoughts, but I don't need a priest to interprete, after all why go to the outlet when you can go directly to the manufacturer. I love that idea, plus the fact that my favourite Aunt and myself both read from the same page.​@@Stevies_Precog_Gym_n_Spa420