5:14 The legendary Rowland S. Howard's Fender Jaguar, he used that guitar exclusively since '78 (as he says in the vid), amazing. Most guitar players think they need a lot of pedals, racks, guitars and amps. Rowland just used (besides THE Jaguar) a couple of stompboxes (mxr distortion+ & mxr blue box) and a twin reverb, and he could blow your mind.
One of the great music documentaries. And Roland's penetrating comment sums it all up: "I don't understand how the dust gets all over everything." What more needs to be said?
+EigeDequei Z. It's interesting how many Aussie guitarists played the Fender jags, from Rowland to Go Betweens, to Triffids, to Midnight oil, the Church and my mate Charlie from Grong Grong who had a wicked sounding 1960s black Fender Jag. I think Rowland was a major influence on these fellas playing Jags,
Yuval Legendtofski Yeah, Charlie was definitely influenced by Rowland. I remember when we would go and see the Birthday Party when they first started coming to Adelaide and most of the crowd would be fixated on Cave and his antics, but Charlie be watching Rowland the entire gig
Cris Z. Mm Mmm...you're right. I love that he said he'd had it since 1978. Y'know, that line of yours sounds a bit like a Laurie Styvers lyric: "Heavenly Jag,/Let me play with you..." (if you don't know what I"m on about, click here: ruclips.net/video/KA4UOAAxv8o/видео.html). I've just been listening to Styvers's "Heavenly Band" and thinking about Rowland (although I know, of course, that Laurie Styvers and Rowland S. Howard never had anything whatsoever to do with each other), just because "Heavenly Band" is a love song to a musician, and Rowland was one of the most lovable and loved rock musicians who ever was. All his friends adored him. Some days I think that, right after Rowland's death, Jonnine Standish or Lydia Lunch or Genevieve McGuckin should have covered "Heavenly Band" as a memorial to Rowland.
@@saraivatoledo1842 RSH is not entirely sober either, judging by his loopy smile after her phone call. I can't blame them, considering how boring those moments backstage in between soundchecks and setup can be. Gotta do something for fun! :)
@@Jaysthename RSH sober with what I now know is his Gf in that state in front of him ? I personally never managed, neither have I seen a functional couple where one is an active addict and the other is clean. The dissonance is just through the roof , unbearable that is ...
@@saraivatoledo1842 I don't think RSH ever tried to go sober, even after the diagnosis of the liver disease which ultimately killed him. What I meant was that while Gen (his partner) was obviously under the influence of something here, I'm fairly sure that RSH was too, even if wasn't quite as high nor quite as obvious about it as she was. My guess is that this was how they chose to live their lives, both individually and as a couple.
5:14 The legendary Rowland S. Howard's Fender Jaguar, he used that guitar exclusively since '78 (as he says in the vid), amazing. Most guitar players think they need a lot of pedals, racks, guitars and amps. Rowland just used (besides THE Jaguar) a couple of stompboxes (mxr distortion+ & mxr blue box) and a twin reverb, and he could blow your mind.
the best guitarist in the world...what a great muscian
One of the great music documentaries. And Roland's penetrating comment sums it all up: "I don't understand how the dust gets all over everything." What more needs to be said?
We miss you Rowland!
One of the best weekends of my life. Hearing Harmonia in the background brings it all back.
When he opens his guitar case....heavenly Jaguar.
+EigeDequei Z. It's interesting how many Aussie guitarists played the Fender jags, from Rowland to Go Betweens, to Triffids, to Midnight oil, the Church and my mate Charlie from Grong Grong who had a wicked sounding 1960s black Fender Jag. I think Rowland was a major influence on these fellas playing Jags,
Definitely it influenced me to get rid of all my guitars and buy a Jag.
+Antipodean33 Charlie Tolnay was Rowland's mutant offspring!
Yuval Legendtofski Yeah, Charlie was definitely influenced by Rowland. I remember when we would go and see the Birthday Party when they first started coming to Adelaide and most of the crowd would be fixated on Cave and his antics, but Charlie be watching Rowland the entire gig
Cris Z. Mm
Mmm...you're right. I love that he said he'd had it since 1978. Y'know, that line of yours sounds a bit like a Laurie Styvers lyric: "Heavenly Jag,/Let me play with you..." (if you don't know what I"m on about, click here: ruclips.net/video/KA4UOAAxv8o/видео.html). I've just been listening to Styvers's "Heavenly Band" and thinking about Rowland (although I know, of course, that Laurie Styvers and Rowland S. Howard never had anything whatsoever to do with each other), just because "Heavenly Band" is a love song to a musician, and Rowland was one of the most lovable and loved rock musicians who ever was. All his friends adored him. Some days I think that, right after Rowland's death, Jonnine Standish or Lydia Lunch or Genevieve McGuckin should have covered "Heavenly Band" as a memorial to Rowland.
thanks so much for showing this!
thank you. can't wait to see more
superb post - cheers...
BIG THANK YOU!
I hope Bianca is doing good wherever she is.
good backstage chat moment
good atmosphere for another doc film
Is there more to come from that concert?
Bianca 🖤
7:21 Michael Rother (Neu, Cluster), "oops, wrong tent"
pretty much, lol!
How the hell did you recognize that dude ? Wth ...
😄
Repeat watching a few times to confirm that is him
mix with new recorded interview with Mick and Nick and Warren...
The chick were his wife. Good jog Abel: eye looks forward to more, when uR able.
who?? well i've never heard of mogwai
What s all the fuss?
melbourne bitter
great live
LARGE LOSS.
That groupie is high as a kyte ...
She was his girlfriend, they lived together until he passed
@@ShlomirBareket Sorry for the disrespect and thanks for that information ; I didn´t know she was his gf .
She´s a mess nevertheless .
@@saraivatoledo1842 RSH is not entirely sober either, judging by his loopy smile after her phone call. I can't blame them, considering how boring those moments backstage in between soundchecks and setup can be. Gotta do something for fun! :)
@@Jaysthename RSH sober with what I now know is his Gf in that state in front of him ? I personally never managed, neither have I seen a functional couple where one is an active addict and the other is clean. The dissonance is just through the roof , unbearable that is ...
@@saraivatoledo1842 I don't think RSH ever tried to go sober, even after the diagnosis of the liver disease which ultimately killed him. What I meant was that while Gen (his partner) was obviously under the influence of something here, I'm fairly sure that RSH was too, even if wasn't quite as high nor quite as obvious about it as she was. My guess is that this was how they chose to live their lives, both individually and as a couple.