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Mark Knopfler

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Oct 28, 2026

NickyHOST
1:37
It's amazing music.
NickyHOST
1:38
It's Mark Knopfler.
NickyHOST
1:39
It's all of this.
NickyHOST
1:39
So I heard the theme being played by the orchestra as I drove.
PhilHOST
2:34
So this is my first time of watching it.
PhilHOST
2:36
Okay.
PhilHOST
2:37
I did notice Mark Knopfler in the opening credits.
PhilHOST
2:40
Absolutely.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:39
Yeah, yeah.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:39
I mean, very Mark Knopfler, like Newcastle type.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:42
I don't know where Sting's from, but it's that kind of great example.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:47
He's from Newcastle, actually.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:51
Really? OK, there you go.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:52
Yeah.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:53
And I always found an affinity for like Dire Straits, Mark Knopfler.
Raf BagdasarianHOST
13:56
Maybe that's where this thing comes to is because like Newcastle, I always saw as like Buffalo of the UK.
Iain YoungGUEST
37:47
Like there are songs that when you pick up a guitar, you just sort of like start like they're things that your fingers do and like different guitars make you do different things.
Iain YoungGUEST
37:53
But like, it's almost always something John Mayer, like, like my two, my two like guitar inspirations are John Mayer and Mark Knopfler, who was the, the songwriter and lead guitarist of Dire Straits.
Iain YoungGUEST
38:09
So if you know, like, money for nothing like that 70s british uh 70s 80s british super band thing but i don't know if i like if you know the song gravity Like, I guitar players will listen to those and be like,
Jennifer LynnHOST
38:27
Yeah, sure.
Saturday Focus

Saturday Focus

Episode 78

Oct 27 · 1 Mention

Claire O'BrienHOST
1:40
He's the former member of Planxty, the Bothy band, Moving Hearts.
Claire O'BrienHOST
1:43
He worked as a producer with Irish bands, including the Radiators and the Boomtown Rats, and internationally with artists including Kate Bush, Rod Stewart, Mark Knopfler and many more as he produced albums with them.
Claire O'BrienHOST
1:57
Bono has described him as the Irish Quincy Jones.
Claire O'BrienHOST
2:00
He spent the first five years of his life in Tullamore before the family moved to Kildare, but he has maintained... close connections with the town and one person who has a very particular connection with the Lunnies is Donal's former neighbour and that is Molly Buckley who joins me on the line.
DennisAUDIENCE
86:38
Two things.
DennisAUDIENCE
86:39
First, your recollection of the Charge of the Light Brigade brought to mind a lyric, the first verse of a song by the incomparable Mark Knopfler that inspired me to think that it might well be, and I believe is, A prophecy of your return to your beloved homeland.
DennisAUDIENCE
86:59
I'll recite it for you.
DennisAUDIENCE
87:01
It's very brief.
DennisAUDIENCE
87:23
To leave, you'll never be a piper till the end.
George GallowayHOST
87:30
How beautiful.
George GallowayHOST
87:31
Mark Knopfler is one of my personal heroes, and you didn't know that, so I'm very grateful to you for bringing that up.
George GallowayHOST
87:42
I feel the same way about pipes.
Thomas StubbsHOST
9:21
He was only 24.
Thomas StubbsHOST
9:23
In 1983, Bob Dylan sat down at a piano in New York, sat with Mark Knopfler playing on guitar, and they recorded a song named for Blind Willie McTell.
Thomas StubbsHOST
9:41
It says that nobody could touch him.
Thomas StubbsHOST
9:45
Dylan didn't put it on the album and kept it for eight years.
Howard WeinerHOST
21:13
So to me, some people don't see it, the Dylan Dead thing, but it's I see it like it's the most natural thing in the world.
Howard WeinerHOST
21:21
third song Man of Peace cool thing about that was I was so into Infidels at the time of the show that album cover Dylan with the sunglasses Mark Knopfler I like a lot that album always struck me as being very cool even though now we know that there was a treasure trove of songs that never made it on that album so they did Man of Peace I was excited about it but the version sucks I've got to be quite honest.
Howard WeinerHOST
21:46
It's not
Matt WellsGUEST
21:46
brilliant.
Adam ReaderHOST
5:41
Michael Jordan was in this thing, Kevin Costner, Whoopi Goldberg, Muhammad Ali.
Adam ReaderHOST
5:45
And then Mark Knopfler added a guitar solo, which is probably the best part.
Adam ReaderHOST
5:48
And Kenny G brought the sax, which was the worst part.
Adam ReaderHOST
5:56
However, behind the scenes, things got more complicated, as it does in Hollywood.
Dave StroudHOST
40:59
Randy has made something of a career out of writing songs that sound perfectly reasonable... until you listen closely to what the narrator is actually saying.
Dave StroudHOST
41:10
This one's a sly little examination of American priorities, and you had Mark Knopfler contributing on guitar.
Dave StroudHOST
41:19
Dave Stroud with you once again here on Deeper Roots, and I would encourage you to turn up the volume and lean on in a little closer, because our next set will kick in with some more Bobby Gentry music, where she'll kick off songs from those same Mississippi Delta waters with some country and blues.
Dave StroudHOST
41:38
But first,
speaker_2HOST
28:30
But Schauer went back to the uncompressed, high-resolution digital master files.
speaker_2HOST
28:34
But cutting the record at half speed, he preserved the delicate, almost crystalline sound of Mark Knopfler's finger-picked National Steel guitar on the track Romeo and Juliet.
speaker_1HOST
28:44
Oh, that sounds amazing.
speaker_2HOST
28:45
It really is.

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