Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson talking about many things, kicking off with a naughty joke, recorded sometime in 1989, taken from VHS, recorded at SP, H&H Volume 6. #ianhunter #mickronson #mottthehoople
This just made my difficult day so much better. There is too little footage of this great team. They were such a great friends and band mates. Saw them several times together, but you never think it's the last time you'll see them live. Especially in Micks case. Mick was robbed (as we all were), he died way too young. He was so special, never egotistical, and such a great guitarist. I've seen Ian so many times since Mick passed, and I hope to see him again. Thanks so much for sharing this video.
We always loved Ian Hunters music when I was young, and aspecially Welcome to the Club! I saw these two guys together at a show in Bergen Norway in the early 90s!!
Love these guys. Saw them many times in my home town of Hull Ma at UncleSams. And around the Boston area. I lived right beside the club. We were regulars for these two. The best
This is awesome - THANK YOU! I got to meet Mick a couple times and him smiling and laughing is the first thing I think of! Love ya Ian! You keep rocking on & I will!🤘😎🤘
The first Ian Hunter album was just so so good and I still play it so often - Allo…….. you’re a lounge lizard coming on strong who you foolin it’s me you’re with……….❤️❤️❤️
You see that guy on the left of your screen? That guy right there? He was my first guitar hero. What a player, man. Bowie said “I’ve found my Jeff Beck”.
I've seen this vid on VHS around 1992. Thanks for bringing back memories. I think the video was longer than that, I remember them talking about Keith Moon.
This is all that was shown on this version I have, the only bits missing are music clips which I had to edit out due to a copyright block, not a second of this interview is missing. It may have been broadcast elsewhere with additional footage. Thanks for watching and commenting Nick.
My 2 Favorite Artists of All Time and it’s not even close. Love this. Had it on a VHS tape Hard & Heavy I believe. It also had Michael Monroe (Hanoi Rocks) talking about Ian Hunter on this same tape. Thanks for Sharing
This was fun! I've seen Ian interviewed , but I've only ever seen Ronno when he was on stage, and then he was totally focused on playing. Great to see the chemistry they had! Thanks!
@@ScottishTeeVee no worries. I have to say , your dedication to taping in this stuff when you were a younger man was quite incredible. Little did you know that it would be so enjoyed my so many all these years later. 👌
"For RSG" WAS a little bit of music for 'theme- type', incidental/ back- ground or signature music for that show 'Ready, Steady, Go'. They should've been receiving royalties or otherwise compensated as agreed when they did this unless submitted for judgement but declined. I'm not sure if they were or one of the earlier Mgrs- just talked them into it & kept the money to himself. It wouldn't have happened that way once Peter Grant came onboard. Yes, there's pride of knowing or being able to say 'Hear RSG's intro music every week? That's us!' Just like SNL's every Saturday night or Star Trek- anything- but it's credited now as things evolved & thievery by nefarious parties has mostly been stopped. If 'RSG' chose not to use it to intro the show or for 1 show/season ['65,eg], 4:04 isn't disposable in studio time. Kudos.
I know a bloke in Thailand, Pattaya John, who was in a band with Mick before Bowie. Mick's contribution was amazing but Bowie stitched him up. Took the credit. Bowie's best stuff was with Mick.
