Morrissey - The Last Of The Famous International Playboys (Official Music Video)

You're watching the official music video for Morrissey -''The Last Of The Famous International Playboys'' from the album 'Bona Drag' (1990)
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[@ericjohnson7919]

This song kicks ass

[@ashleyohohoh]

My favorite Morrissey song.

[@davegarcia4718]

its a very good song and also very funny,u can hear the passion in his voice got to admire that as an artist,good day everyone.

[@spacemonkey.o]

damn those dance moves

[@willbrandao439]

linda yeah

[@user-yi4ox2zf9x]

モリッシーのソロで1番好きな曲です！

[@gordongattjnr7123]

Classic Morrissey !

[@cristiantorres4025]

the best song ever to me only by morrisey of course

[@Landers461]

Interesting seeing Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce in this.

[@RayFromLUCKYSHADOW]

Landers461 Yeah, definitely never going to see these three onstage together again. 'least not Joyce.

[@SekhmetSecretWeapon]

I

[@worthlessgoat1604]

mmm the way he bobs those dance moves reminds me of cute small baby looking charismatic for his mama

[@wotever517]

Te amo moz❤

[@Vegas-cs8co]

UNICO!!!♡

[@capebuatid]

finally somebody can utilize green screen to its fullest potential

[@mistiroberts1576]

I loved this song in high school ❤

[@Raster78]

Love this song!

[@boyinthepenaltybox]

Jason Rush in "The Last of the Famous International Playboys"

[@FredericaMussolini]

Knicker-meltingly beautiful Moz ;-D

[@davidellis5141]

It's The Smiths almost..

[@trueblue8145]

Now i know why i love those first morrissey songs and sounds...because they're the smiths without marr

[@jimbrennan3793]

Yeah, he should really fucking Marr off. He looks like a crackhead these days. But, then again, he's in Portland so what do you expect? His "music" sounds like shit, too...

[@Rockavages]

To that special someone who turned me on to Morrissey, Anylu Ok?

[@eduardobracamontealvarez1959]

The Smiths Line Up 1988

[@bascet1]

It's like The Smiths mk1.5 !! Imagine the tune if Johnny was on it though!! Remember Johnny used to write Andy's Basslines as well so maybe that could be better!? Did Steven Street write this? The lyrics and the arrangement of the lyrics make this song IMO. Saying that Mozzer could be accapello (sic) and still sound mint!

[@user-rn2jp5it1d]

최근 한곡 반복으로 듣는 노래 !!!

[@ROCKSTARS_HQ]

LOVE THIS 🖤

[@f.favreau8838]

Glasgow, the first encounter...

[@alternativefm328]

Trev J, Rourke Gannon

[@emilyvi44]

really confused as to why mike joyce and andy rourke are in this

[@BratRogi]

They played some time with him after The Smiths, they both played on Viva Hate. Also, the first Moz gig (and the so called "last Smiths gig") they also played. There is also Craig Gannon in this video, he was inducted to The Smiths by Johnny Marr during The Queen Is Dead era.

[@BratRogi]

You're absolutely right, it was my mistake at the time. A sad fact widely unknown is that Vinnie Rilley who played the guitar on Viva Hate actually composed all the tracks except Suedehead (which was composed by Stephen Street), but at the beginning didn't want any credits.
But you're right about Rourke, Joyce and Gannon.

[@BratRogi]

Well, fair enough. Nevertheless, it's a great record :)

[@RayFromLUCKYSHADOW]

Igor Horozović I'm sorry, but Riley's story is ridiculous. There's a great documentary on here called The Jewel in the Crown, which details all that controversy. I find it impossible to believe any creative person, who'd already had some success on his own, would co-write an album's worth of songs and just say, "It's cool, I don't need any credit." If that were the case, why bitch about it years later? Street might be a bit of a weasel, but he's far more believable, to me anyway, than Riley. In the doc, he literally sounds like he's making it up as he goes along. Street talks about his inspiration for certain songs--such as basing the strings on "Angel" on a Kate Bush song; and going for that "Marr sound" on "Suedehead." Riley's just like, "Um, I wrote the whole album."

[@BratRogi]

***** Well, you have point. I like them both a lot. When I thought about it, Rilley could not go so musically simple to compose, since his harmonies on Durutti Column are much more complex, whilst Street also did play in bands before he started the engineering job. Then again, I remember reading an interview with Rilley, a very recent one, that he's sorry for the quarrel he's had with Street etc. So it makes sense what you're talking about. :)

[@MetzMy]

I think Morrisey gave a good concert in TJ

[@BOYRACERcl]

Como cuando tu compadre Johnny Marr se queda dormido justo en el día en que graban el vídeo

[@garyclarke9573]

Omd

[@elenchus]

I wonder what was supposed to be greenscreened in

[@mimikibere]

[@hobdabob]

True crime OCD for the losers....unless you're Morrissey

[@noddyholder79]

max quiff. luverly