Morrissey-Marr
Michael Gilham
parkrow1@...
Fri May 21 09:58:16 CEST 2004
I am not writing to justify Mozza's actions. And I think Marr's work in the Smiths was wonderful. However, it's utterly ludicrous to imply that Morrissey is a "no-talent."
Indeed, since The Smiths split, it is Steven that has produced the most relevant body of work.
Aside from some of Marr's work w/ Matt Johnson and the earlier Electronic stuff; sadly, he's become almost irrelevant. If you've not heard Johnny Marr and The Healers, and find fault with this last statement, please reserve judgement until you have done.
all best
--M
Message: 2
Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 15:54:02 +0100
From: Martin Wheatley
Subject: Morrissey last night
>MORRISSEY PULLS OUT OF RADIO 1 SESSION
>Prooving all those years hiding in LA haven't dampened his skill for being
>an bloody awkward drama queen, Morrissey had pulled out of a live session on
>Radio 1's John Peel show because he found out he would have to perform in
>front of 12 competition winners. Admitting he wasn't listening when his
>record label explained the competition component to his Radio 1 session,
>Morrissey axed the gig as soon as he realised, recording a private session
>for Zane Lowe's show instead. The twelve competition winners will be given
>an alternative prize and reminded Johnny Marr was the real talent in the
>Smiths.
Which explains some of Peel's between clenched teeth comments
in recent days
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