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Johnny Marr

Johnny Marr

English singer and songwriterWikipedia

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Nov 4, 2026

ChrisHOST
36:53
I really enjoyed it.
ChrisHOST
36:54
I think the Johnny Marr one was the best one they've done on the overlap.
ChrisHOST
36:57
That was fantastic,
speaker_3NARRATOR
36:58
even if he is a City fan.
Ben LeeGUEST
9:55
Like when I'm doing it, like I'm really into it.
Ben LeeGUEST
9:58
I realized I saw an interesting, uh, a TikTok with, um, It was either like Johnny Marr or Paul Weller being interviewed and they asked about their friendship with Noel Gallagher.
Ben LeeGUEST
10:08
And they were like, oh, he's exactly the same.
Ben LeeGUEST
10:10
He'll just write a song for fun.
Arturo AndradeHOST
2:26
While Morrissey wrote all the highly literate and downright poetic lyrics, had the distinctive voice, and was the charismatic frontman, he was only one half of the band's creative core and didn't write a note of music.
Arturo AndradeHOST
2:40
That responsibility, alongside being overall band leader, co-producer, and sometimes even sole producer of all their studio work, and often a de facto manager... fell to Johnny Marr, one of, if not the most gifted guitarist and writer of music of his generation.
Arturo AndradeHOST
3:02
Oh, and by the way, from all accounts by people who have known him and the little hints he's dropped in interviews, he's politically the 180 degree opposite of Morrissey.
Arturo AndradeHOST
3:14
This was a brilliant band that produced a startlingly eclectic, musically rich, and lyrically powerful and emotionally deep body of work over a remarkably short period of time.

23 MINS LATER

Tony FletcherGUEST
26:28
It's actually, as you say, it's like you put these four people together and something special is happening.
Tony FletcherGUEST
26:36
Clearly, all of them had something because Morrissey was like already sort of leaning over the audience, Gladioli in the back pocket.
Tony FletcherGUEST
26:45
Johnny Marr just looks like a 60s god with the bowl haircut and the Rickenbacker.
Tony FletcherGUEST
26:51
Andy Rourke was kind of interesting because he was still in this sort of jazz funk stage at the time, like with the clothing that was very prevalent, so the sweaters.
Kari RaceHOST
8:40
But as soon as he started, he realized he didn't like working alone.
Kari RaceHOST
8:44
Enter Johnny Marr, formerly of The Smiths.
Kari RaceHOST
8:47
They thought maybe they would release music anonymously so as not to coast off their previous reputations, but changed their minds on that.
Kari RaceHOST
8:56
The first song they wrote together was the one we find on Paste's list, Getting Away With It.
Sean O'CallaghanHOST
18:34
Oh, it's so good.
Sean O'CallaghanHOST
18:35
It was written by Johnny Marr, who was from the Smiths, as you would know, but maybe some listeners don't know.
Sean O'CallaghanHOST
18:43
The song is called Spectral Eyes.
Sean O'CallaghanHOST
18:46
I'm
Aaron FarleyHOST
48:47
I love that.
Aaron FarleyHOST
48:48
I remember hearing, because I got to shoot Johnny Marr once in Santa Barbara for NME.
Aaron FarleyHOST
48:58
And it was a show.
Aaron FarleyHOST
49:00
So he was playing and then New Order was playing after him.
Aaron FarleyHOST
49:43
I don't like that guy.
Aaron FarleyHOST
49:44
And then I was taking it very personal for what it is.
Aaron FarleyHOST
49:50
And then I sat up there and watched Johnny Marr play all the hits and sing them and go...
Aaron FarleyHOST
50:00
Oh, he doesn't even need Morrissey.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
49:38
I
GavinHOST
49:38
mean, it's always complicated, isn't it, with old Morrissey, but I always counter that with, yeah, but Johnny Marr's good, so it's okay.
GavinHOST
49:49
He's vegan,
DanHOST
49:49
isn't he?
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:52
Carry on, boys.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
82:36
And I was cooler than cool And I was sat at the bar On a lumbering stool And they were shaking their hand And they were buying their shirts And they were saying your band Should be on top of the pops I was king for the day, king for the day They gave me a crown and they took it away I was king for the day, king for the day They gave me a crown and they took it away I was king for the day But to my haggis they loft And I was getting my kicks Just fighting them off But enough is enough And so I had to give in I was king for a day, king for a day They gave me the crown and then they took it away I was king for a day, king for a day They gave me the crown and then they took it away I was king for a day And I bought a guitar For a couple of grand And then I met with the press And I played a few hits On my new Johnny Marr
speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
85:24
And then I smashed it to bits
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
85:28
I was king for a day, king for a day They gave me a crown and they took it away I was king for a day, king for a day They gave me a crown and they took it away King for a day I was king for a day Thank you.
StanHOST
32:28
Right.
StanHOST
32:30
I mean, who's cooler than, Maybe Johnny Marr is cooler than Noel.
StanHOST
32:36
Who's cooler than Noel? Who are you going to say these days is cooler than Noel Gallagher?
DazzaHOST
32:43
Oh, wow.
Danny WallaceHOST
42:39
Done.
Danny WallaceHOST
42:40
Here's Johnny Marr.
Danny WallaceHOST
42:41
It's time.
Danny WallaceHOST
42:43
I'm not sure that was of help to anyone.

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