This is unique. Paul and Mondays really made it okay for me n my mates to form band in 1990 - in The same way pistols inspired bands back in 76 We used to do a version of WFL❤
I seriously am so glad these tapes exist. Always wanted to feel as close to Paul as I did Shaun (with all his books and interviews), this is quite the awesome series in his honor!
Excellent as always. The Mondays have been part of my identity for 30 years + and its lovely to hear Paul's story. Beautiful guy, so glad you got him to do this. You're a great interviewer, these are quality and deserve an award.
Thanks for sharing it! We're relying on word of mouth as we don't have a promotions budget for the show so any help spreading the word is much appreciated! xx
Started looking for Paul Ryder music a bit late I no but really liking it thanks for putting them on at the end of the tapes. Looking forward for the next how many there are. ✌️❤️😎
Paul was exceptionally talented. He wasn't like a Jaco or Pino virtuoso type - but what Paul did possess was an amazing ability to create amazing hooks and also he knew when *not* to play and where to leave space for the song. I would describe his sound as Joy Division meets Sly & the Family Stone. Thank you for making this and sharing it. I've been a fan for more than thirty years but knew very little about Paul.
Another great episode and lovely to hear it from an alternative side of Paul, which was rarely heard prior to these Tapes being produced. I’ve always loved the songs Paul mentioned from their first gig, Delightful always been one of my favourites, I still have a pristine vinyl 12” with tracks Delightful, This Feeling and Oasis (another of my fave tunes), along with a 7” vinyl I still have in A1 condition with Freaky Dancin’ (Top Tune) and The Egg, all belting tunes!!
Listening to Paul talk about what music meant to him brings a tear to my eye, his music literally symbolised how I felt at times in my life. These interviews are top notch and I for one appreciate them so much. Rip Paul x
LOVING THIS!!! Can't get enough of it! Angela you area BRILLIANT interviewer and the content and production is outstanding. Lovely, kind Paul - miss him!
I've only just found this channel Angie. Seems like I tuned in just in time. This is the most profound gift, and it's a miracle that Paul did these interviews, and felt them for us. And that you put these interviews together. You seem an extremely kind and lovely person, and it will be a pleasure to walk on this journey with you. I'm from Accrington btw., so not far away.
met Horseman at the Irish centre when the Mondays supported James at the Irish centre in Birmngham in '89 - Shaun and Bez were there to but Paul was the easiest to chat to
Moments like 20:4637:41 and 38:06 are really inspiring for young creatives like myself. Absolutely loving this series, yourself and your team have done a brilliant job of telling Paul's story.
Such a great series and such a shame Paul Past too soon! His bass lines are the back bone of the Mondays. Simple but precise and always on point! He will get his recognition no doubt!
Talking to some mates yesterday at a day in Accrington park and one mentions Happy Mondays playing at The Top Hat in Blackburn. I jumped in and said `you went to that gig`. Two of them had at age 14 or something, both punks and said after 2 songs they knew they were shit and could tell they were wasted and even remembered they had won a battle of the bands and these two were glue sniffers back then. I add they arn`t Mondays fans like me but was good to here them tell the tale.
I'm really enjoying and looking forward to these interviews, thank you for putting them together. I was lucky enough to see Paul play live a few times over the past few years, one of the best gigs I ever heared was the 25th anniversary of Bummed. He was a very cool and groovy bassist. I know what the motown track is was that he ripped the bass rundown off but I noticed that you cut around him naming it so I'll keep it to myself 😉 Cheers.
The Egg wasn't on the Debut, it was probably their best Produced Song it was the B Side to Freaky Dancin & it was great too, but i suppose it wouldn't have fitted in with the rest of Squirrel cos it sounded like it was Recorded in a Garage. I've always loved that lp, they never recorded a bad lp. ✌️
Bobby gillisby -Primal Scream said 10 years ago that the Mondays had the cloths and The roses had the Tunes and Ian brown the look as well ,that shirts nice he's wearing there .
50p to watch Man U still a ripoff to this day what a pair of beautiful people you two are love the love between you regardless of you’re split this whole thing makes me kinda understand why writing music will never die but will keep on evolving probably not to my liking but evolution is key and I will always support that
I remember selling Shaun Ryder’s wife 3 T-shirts for a fiver from my uncle Frank’s stall on Tib Street. The Mondays had just landed some huge gig worth 14 grand.
As a boy I watched many all the police series and films and loved the music without knowing that it was called funk. I always really liked Happy Mondays for the bass, it was that propulsion I related to, like my other favourite bass player Peter Hook. I didn’t like the culture surrounding Happy Mondays and felt alienated from them. I knew there was something there and I loved the music. Does that make sense?
@@jasonjerusalem of course not, you are right I was talking in terms of youth culture and the various scenes as it were. I was into squatting in Hackney in the early 80s and was more involved with Crass and also experimental music Portion Control, Throbbing Gristle, DAF and Einstürzende Neubauten amongst others.
@@glisteningstories He certainly did! I always thought the bass should have been more pronounced as it was in New Order, or my first great love 1970s 80s heavy dub.
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This is compulsive viewing, it’s as well delivered, professional and slick as any of the expensively produced TV documentary’s from channel 4 etc
Thank you for sharing, it's beautiful to hear Paul tell his story. RIP Horse
❤
Look forward to these every week :)))
I never want the episode to end..each episode is like listening to a grt album…
thank you so much!
This is unique. Paul and Mondays really made it okay for me n my mates to form band in 1990 - in The same way pistols inspired bands back in 76
We used to do a version of WFL❤
You have such a warm soothing way of opening Paul up to talking, and that's whats making me relaxed too whilst enjoying these podcasts ❤
I seriously am so glad these tapes exist. Always wanted to feel as close to Paul as I did Shaun (with all his books and interviews), this is quite the awesome series in his honor!
Thank you!
Hooked on these! What a brilliant set of interviews so far.. superb Angela 👏
Thank you Nick! Appreciate it! xx
Excellent as always. The Mondays have been part of my identity for 30 years + and its lovely to hear Paul's story. Beautiful guy, so glad you got him to do this. You're a great interviewer, these are quality and deserve an award.
Thank you so much, really glad you’re enjoying!
I came across The Paul Ryder Tapes by chance. Since then I have been sharing it with my mates. It's so natural and warm. Absolutely fantastic.
Thanks for sharing it! We're relying on word of mouth as we don't have a promotions budget for the show so any help spreading the word is much appreciated! xx
Started looking for Paul Ryder music a bit late I no but really liking it thanks for putting them on at the end of the tapes. Looking forward for the next how many there are. ✌️❤️😎
We will be rereleasing all of Paul’s Big Arm stuff very soon!
Paul was exceptionally talented. He wasn't like a Jaco or Pino virtuoso type - but what Paul did possess was an amazing ability to create amazing hooks and also he knew when *not* to play and where to leave space for the song. I would describe his sound as Joy Division meets Sly & the Family Stone. Thank you for making this and sharing it. I've been a fan for more than thirty years but knew very little about Paul.
You're so welcome - thanks for watching it xxx
Another great episode and lovely to hear it from an alternative side of Paul, which was rarely heard prior to these Tapes being produced.
I’ve always loved the songs Paul mentioned from their first gig, Delightful always been one of my favourites, I still have a pristine vinyl 12” with tracks Delightful, This Feeling and Oasis (another of my fave tunes), along with a 7” vinyl I still have in A1 condition with Freaky Dancin’ (Top Tune) and The Egg, all belting tunes!!
Listening to Paul talk about what music meant to him brings a tear to my eye, his music literally symbolised how I felt at times in my life. These interviews are top notch and I for one appreciate them so much. Rip Paul x
Ps you are a fantastic interviewer, subbed to the channel and keep making content, your great 👍
❤
Caught up with these videos now. What a modest man, and spoke of his past recalling so much. Modest even tho’ he achieved so much.
Regards
Steve
So glad you’re enjoying, thank you!
"Did that put them off you?" "Possibly". I fell off my chair laughing at this.
🤣
LOVING THIS!!! Can't get enough of it! Angela you area BRILLIANT interviewer and the content and production is outstanding. Lovely, kind Paul - miss him!
Aww thank you xxx
Thank you for all these recordings. Been a life long fan. Love a story behind the songs and the band. 🇬🇧👍
Really glad you're enjoying!
I've only just found this channel Angie. Seems like I tuned in just in time.
This is the most profound gift, and it's a miracle that Paul did these interviews, and felt them for us. And that you put these interviews together.
You seem an extremely kind and lovely person, and it will be a pleasure to walk on this journey with you.
I'm from Accrington btw., so not far away.
Awww thank you for the kind words xxx
Thanks again, these are special!!
Thank you so much!
Priceless, again thanks so much! 🤩🥰
❤
met Horseman at the Irish centre when the Mondays supported James at the Irish centre in Birmngham in '89 - Shaun and Bez were there to but Paul was the easiest to chat to
He always loved talking to fans!
Fabulous. So very compelling.
I love him flying off on that ice lolly. It’s happiness.
Another cracking listen.
Thank you so much!
brilliant interviewer... the best i've ever seen!
Thanks so much xxx
Hugely interesting to hear how Paul learned to play the Bass and explains how the Mondays sound is so unique
Living in Swinton all my life it's great hearing all these stories and knowing the places he's talking about.
The Run DMC gag floored me. 😂
🤣
I don't get it. Gaz might as well speak Japanese, I don't understand a single word from him
Moments like 20:46 37:41 and 38:06 are really inspiring for young creatives like myself. Absolutely loving this series, yourself and your team have done a brilliant job of telling Paul's story.
Thanks so much George xx
Hooky is a genius in my humble opinion
Right!
great again😍
Love it. Can't wait to see the next one.
Thank you so much!
Such a great series and such a shame Paul
Past too soon!
His bass lines are the back bone of the Mondays. Simple but precise and always on point! He will get his recognition no doubt!
Thank you so much! Very glad you’re enjoying!
Talking to some mates yesterday at a day in Accrington park and one mentions Happy Mondays playing at The Top Hat in Blackburn. I jumped in and said `you went to that gig`. Two of them had at age 14 or something, both punks and said after 2 songs they knew they were shit and could tell they were wasted and even remembered they had won a battle of the bands and these two were glue sniffers back then. I add they arn`t Mondays fans like me but was good to here them tell the tale.
I'm really enjoying and looking forward to these interviews, thank you for putting them together. I was lucky enough to see Paul play live a few times over the past few years, one of the best gigs I ever heared was the 25th anniversary of Bummed. He was a very cool and groovy bassist.
I know what the motown track is was that he ripped the bass rundown off but I noticed that you cut around him naming it so I'll keep it to myself 😉
Cheers.
Thank you so much, so glad you’re enjoying! True fan right here!! 😉
Loving every minute of this!
So glad you like it! xx
You're a fab interviewer 🎉
Awww thank you! xx
Really great podcasts. Nice one Angela!
thank you so much for listening!
The Egg wasn't on the Debut, it was probably their best Produced Song it was the B Side to Freaky Dancin & it was great too, but i suppose it wouldn't have fitted in with the rest of Squirrel cos it sounded like it was Recorded in a Garage. I've always loved that lp, they never recorded a bad lp. ✌️
Agreed!! x
Another great episode
thank you!!
Seriously funny…absolutely brilliant stuff
Thank you so much! Glad you’re enjoying!
Brilliant podcast
Thank you!
Morrissey was also free trade hall pistols show
What a guy ❤
God bless paul
How many episodes will there be? I don't want this to end!
At least 20 plus we have lots of bonus episodes too!
Thank u very much for doing this pal, Paul seemed like a lovely guy 😢and wat can we say about they two wee mums, great job x
Another bonus ep coming up with the two mums! x
@@glisteningstories looking forward to this x
fantastic again.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
John the postman was there and I believe Morrissey was as well and Tony Wilson
Loving it 👌
thank you!
Bobby gillisby -Primal Scream said 10 years ago that the Mondays had the cloths and The roses had the Tunes and Ian brown the look as well ,that shirts nice he's wearing there .
50p to watch Man U still a ripoff to this day what a pair of beautiful people you two are love the love between you regardless of you’re split this whole thing makes me kinda understand why writing music will never die but will keep on evolving probably not to my liking but evolution is key and I will always support that
Thanks Dave xx
I got into hard drugs because of Shaun. Thanks a lot!
Oh no! I hope you managed to quit..
@@glisteningstories 15 years deep. Why quit?
@@antihebrewyou want a list?
The gig where you can see Hucknall in the crowd was at the Electric Circus, Clash or Banshees maybe....
He was also at that Pistols gig!
Told ya i was shit at maths😂👏🏻👏🏻 brilliant
No way on earth has Hooky EVER said ‘it’s ONLY 50p..’
🤣
amazing ✌️
Thanks ✌️
I remember selling Shaun Ryder’s wife 3 T-shirts for a fiver from my uncle Frank’s stall on Tib Street. The Mondays had just landed some huge gig worth 14 grand.
Brilliant!
@@glisteningstories when he had it as a newsagents (it’s the lockup next to the hair salon - Denise’s ?) Manny from the Stone Roses worked for him.
As a boy I watched many all the police series and films and loved the music without knowing that it was called funk. I always really liked Happy Mondays for the bass, it was that propulsion I related to,
like my other favourite bass player Peter Hook. I didn’t like the culture surrounding Happy Mondays and felt alienated from them. I knew there was something there and I loved the music. Does that make sense?
Sure. Great music doesn't have to only come from perfect people
Paul had a groove anyone could get with! Same with Peter Hook, both legends!
@@jasonjerusalem of course not, you are right I was talking in terms of youth culture and the various scenes as it were. I was into squatting in Hackney in the early 80s and was more involved with Crass and also experimental music Portion Control, Throbbing Gristle, DAF and Einstürzende Neubauten amongst others.
@@glisteningstories He certainly did! I always thought the bass should have been more pronounced as it was in New Order, or my first great love 1970s 80s heavy dub.
Which Marietta did he go to, I wonder? Was it mentioned? There are about 20 places called that in the US.
Murietta I think it was, close to Hemet in California
5:34 ...or it might've been Shaun Ryder
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Who really cares , awful band ...the worst to come out of the Fantastic Manchester scene by far .
Just about everybody other than you , you disrespectful twat.
I think you're in a little bit of a minority with that view. And it's taken you four episodes to come to this conclusion.. 🤣
@@martinmcfred6758 xxxxx
Why you watching it then. Why would you wast your time checking it if you don’t like the band man. What’s wrong with you????
@@X09-he is what is more commonly known as a disrespectful c£&t!