DARYL STUERMER UNFILTERED:ON JOINING GENESIS AFTER THE DEPARTURE OF STEVE HACKETT. 27' INTERVIEW
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DARYL STUERMER HAS BEEN PLAYING WITH GENESIS SINCE 1978, WHEN HE WAS RECRUITED BY MIKE RUTHERFORD, AFTER STEVE HACKETT LEFT THE BAND,
In this 2014 interview, Daryl describes the strange experience of being an American musician joining a British prog rock band and how he has learned to live with joining in the shadow of Steve Hackett. 27 mins.
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** A word on the camerawork. **
These are the full unedited outtakes, shot for a documentary. The cameraman is shooting with the edit in mind.. looking for great shots for us to cut away to in the edit ,etc. So it’s a little chaotic visually at times . But I didn’t want to cut it all down - in order for the full interview to just run it’s course.
** THE 2014 GENESIS REUNION INTERVIEW PART ONE with PETER GABRIEL, TONY BANKS & MIKE RUTHERFORD. is here • Video
In PART TWO they were joined by PHIL COLLINS & STEVE HACKETT... now available here :
• Video
PART THREE is here : • Video
PART FOUR here : • Video
GENESIS PLAYLIST - FULL INTERVIEWS & shorter sections czcams.com/play/PL4.html...
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WATCH PHIL COLLINS UNFILTERED. FULL INTERVIEW here • Video
WATCH STEVE HACKETT UNFILTERED. FULL INTERVIEW here • Video
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Daryl is not only a great guitarist, he's also a true gentleman.
An important life lesson here - no matter who you are or how old you are, if you're going on a job interview, be prepared. Daryl took the time to learn how to play the Genesis songs before going to audition for the band, and that made an impression. Whether you are interviewing for a job with an insurance company or a rock band, learn as much as you can, be prepared and show up on time.
I loved that part of his story. A true pro
Reminds me of the story of how Phil auditioned for genesis in away
@@petebennett7764 sitting by the pool ?listening to the other drummers interviewing before him?
@@johncorlett3699 went for a swim.
@@johncorlett3699 I mean Phil and Daryl learn in different ways. Phil has a remarkable ear so arriving super early in time to listen to everyone else was enough preparation for him whereas it sounds like Daryl learns in a more traditional way with lots of practice
He and Chester were just gems! Very seldom that musicians that fill in vacated spots in a band, bring the kind of talent that those two brought! They both made an already outstanding band even better!
Well said!
Absolutely !!!
The best lineup ever!
Impossible not to appreciate the talent and humility of Daryl Stuermer. He and Chester Thompson were really a part of the live success of Genesis from 1978 to 1992. Thanks, Daryl!
DARYL STUERMER - 100% Class Act
Daryl seems like a guy you wanna have as your friend as soon as you meet him from the first time. He seems friendly and very a kind person. One of the worlds best guitarplayers ever! 🙏🔥🔥❤💯
Your take on Daryl is spot on. Leland Sklar met Daryl for the first time on an elevator, and by the time they walked off the elevator they were fast friends for life.
All of the years I've been following Genesis, I've never really gotten to know Daryl or Chester. What a delightful personality.
Same. Daryl & Chester seem like thoroughly decent guys.
Me too. What a pleasure to hear them talk.
Daryl was the perfect choice for Genesis. A gentleman and a great guitarist.
what a nice guy and a great musician.
They chose wisely. Hard for me to think about Genesis without Darryl and Chester.
He’s a great guitarist!
no shit
Jean Luc Ponty, Enigmatic Ocean, Daryl and Alan Holdsworth among a tour de force of talent. Must have record.
He's humble, a professional and I like what he says about Steve, Mike but also the Rolling Stones!
I've been a Daryl fan since 1975 when he played with Jean-Luc Ponty on the Aurora album. His work on subsequent albums, such as the classic Enigmatic Ocean, is among the best guitar playing in the jazz fusion genre.
Daryl mentions how he didn't play with any effects until he joined Genesis and that's something that immediately stood out to me from his work on JLP albums. He played so fast and so fluid, but without any delay or echo.
Any guitar player will tell you that it's not easy to play very fast lines with simply a guitar plugged into an amp. An overdrive pedal and slight delay helps to mask any imperfections in the player's technique. Daryl mastered the art of fast, clean playing and he's one of the very best to ever pull it off.
Daryl has very interesting perspectives on the band and individuals, plus he is an excellent excellent player. He has a great sense of humor and obviously a generous heart. Genesis was fortunate to get him in late 1977.
You say he's an excellent player. Noone could destroy Firth of Fifth like he does. Totally the wrong guy for Genesis, but what's done is done.
@@Doupyourflies he noodled Firth of fifth to death with his jazz fusion overplaying. He is a very good musician but there would of been better fits for Genesis I’m sure. It’s all history now though.
@@lubmir2k Agree 100% Daryl adds some oomph and reverb compared to Steve's manically classical precision playing.
@@RickCT2000 "manically classical “ lol, the pieces he played on were meant to be played in that way especially FoF , less is more with that song. What I did like that Daryl did was on live versions of in the cage ( medleys) where his fusion style actually suited that song perfectly because they played faster tempo versions from 1980 onwards. Steves style in the early days suited Genesis perfectly though that’s why they took him on.
A kind sensitive talented player. Imagine getting wedged amongst those powerful egos + talent.
Give credit to Mike Rutherford..he said it ' you're the one'
I loved listening to this! He's so humble!
Never having seen an interview with Daryl Stuermer... I had no idea he was such a cool guy. It was nice to hear that he and Hackett have no hard feelings.
My Marine Corps barracks roommate first introduced me to Genesis in 1978. I believe the very first album I heard was the "Seconds Out' live album. For that reason, I never did care that much for the older stuff with Peter Gabriel. But that very first listen to Genesis, had me hooked. I was an amateur drummer myself and was just enamored by having two drum kits playing at the same time. Even though it was known as "progressive rock", my own name for the style was "precision rock". Because it seemed that every musician was a master with their instrument and every note, every beat was exactly in the right place and the right time. It was very complicated stuff; which invites a lot of improv to happen. However, it seemed to me that it was scripted. Speaking just for me; there were times on the Seconds Out album that I was feeling almost a spiritual experience. The euphoria was so powerful; especially listening through high quality headphones, where the various stereo placements in the sound field were so pronounced.
He is so underrated by the fans who feel the band where never the same without Steve.
An addition to the band who is now and always be part of the history of Genesis.
Darryl is a great technician but lacks Steve’s taste and subtlety.
Underrated based on what?
Well the band was never the same with out Steve lol
But Daryl is fantastic!!!
@@briane5706 Steve is creative with the heart yea
Daryl is professional proficient
Awesome interview. Thanks John. You really got Daryl rolling. He’s meant so much to Genesis as well as Phil. Great player and excellent band mate.
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I had the pleasure of working with Daryl back in the mid 80's and he was so genuine and just so damn nice. I offered to help him and his band mates unload their van but he said that we got this and thanks for the offer. As we set up he was just another guy on stage. He and his band came over from Milwaukee to my hometown, Madison, and was doing a three piece show. I don't know how many shows they did but I was lucky to work and mix them that one night. And you can see in this interview just how nice and low key he is. Just a good old midwestern boy at heart.
Like Chester,Daryl had to complement Mike.Daryl really learned the early songs that had Steve playing.I have seen Genesis twice live.Daryl has totally nailed the parts.Fellow audience members have always applauded/cheered Daryl after he played the solos.Daryl you are great.Thsnks for the great live memories!
So humble... Love Daryl's approach as a guitarist. Recently fell in love with his style and music.
Love Daryl's playing. Super versatile player, always tasty, great sound and skill.
Hes a very generous and nice guy. In 2008 He did a special tour called Turn It On Again playing Genesis songs with Martin Levac - an amazing singer songwriter from Longueuil Québec. Daryl even played on Martin's 2015 album "1985" which honoured Phil Collins and the 80s sound. If nobody knows Martin Levac you should check him out on CZcams. He became famous playing in Genesis and Phil Collins cover bands in Canada.
I saw the Ponty tour in London in 76, and I raved about Stuermer to anyone who would listen. I've been a fan ever since. Check out Ponty's albums with him. Wonderful.
agreed, would love to hear Daryl share about his experience when recording with Allan Holdsworth on Jean Luc Ponty's album 'Enigmatic Ocean'.
"Genesis is it's own style." Brilliant assessment from DS - and kudos to him for doing his proverbial "homework" prior to the audition.
Sorry - actually, it's "its own style", but apart from that you are right!
That's a lesson for us all. Most of us face many "auditions" during the course of our professional and personal lives. Those who are prepared will always stand out
A real solid person and top musician, it's no shock that Phil also wanted him around for his solo years.
After working on so many Genesis interviews I was thinking it would be great to hear things from Daryl's perspective, and here it is! If you want to know what an easy going guy Daryl is, just the fact that he has remained in Genesis, a band with difficult personal dynamics at times, for 40+ years... tells you all you need to know.
Such a well-spoken guy and what a talent. Great interview.
For me it was never Steve or Daryl, it always was Steve and Daryl. Both fantastic musicians and guitar players.
Daryl rocked again on the tour! Thanks for all the years with Genesis and Phil!
All these musicians have so many things worth listening to. Great interview.
What a gifted, humble servant of the music and full-fledged part of Genesis. Thank you Daryl! Saw you with Genesis in Columbus in 2007, best concert of all time!
Daryl is such a down to earth cool guy. Though he's an American, he fits into genesis beautifully.
I saw his first UK performance with Genesis, class guitarist, nice guy
He's just great - a legend ! Love him !
A lovely guy. Hugely talented and a true gentleman.
Phenomenal work Daryl. Saw you many times with Genesis. Thanks for the memories.
I saw Genesis at Aberdeen in 1980 on their 'Duke' tour, and I was a bit worried about how Daryl & Chester would fit in to the band live. I was a huge Hackett fan and I wasn't really convinced that Daryl could deliver the same level of exciting and powerful guitar playing that I was expecting. Well, that evening on the 25th April was one of the best nights of my life! The band were fantastic, the setlist was a fan's dream, but Daryl was the big surprise. He knew every note of every song, he played exactly the right style and level for each song and (importantly for me at least) he aced all the Hackett highlights stuff that I was worried about. Both Daryl and Chester were great, they just fit right in and both contributed to the full 'Genesis' live sound. Thank you Daryl!
What a great interview. Amazing how Genesis survived so many changes, and then thrived even playing the older material. Daryl and Chester to me are integral parts of the band, as much as Peter and Steve were in the older iterations.
Thanks for your appreciation!
You are absolutely correct.
The last time I saw this guy live was around 40 years ago.
And I’m going to see him with Genesis next week!!!!
I had the chance of watching him live in 2000 while promoting his "Another Side of Genesis" album --- fantastic time
What a nice guy and an incredible musician ,did some great stuff with Phil Collins
Daryl is a great guitar player. The stuff he played on In The Cage live was amazing.
Being a Steve Hackett fan I always saw Daryl as the enemy (well perhaps not that bad). After watching this video, it has completely changed my mind, what a great guy he is.
That's brilliant he changed your mind. Steve and Daryl are both great guys!
I totally agree !! He is so sympathic, easy going and lovely and also what is talking about the 3 Genesis guys, great and so nice.
If you want a sense of how good Daryl is, listen to his solo stuff.... it's absolutely amazing
I intend to 😊
He’s a massive part of the Genesis sound and looking so much to seeing them at the 02 next week
So much so, they don't record with him. BIG part of that sound....
Am referring to their live performances @@morbidmanmusic
@@morbidmanmusic they didn't record with him because they wanted to work as a trio, they didn't want anyone else in the studio with them, if they wanted to they probably would have Daryl in the studio
I first saw Daryl at The Roxy, he and Jen Luc Ponty, just the two of them, playing acoustic instruments. Daryl on a 6-string acoustic and JLP on a standard violin. They weren't even plugged in (just mic'd), no effects, no reverb/delay/loopers... just two extraordinary musicians exploring the possibilities of music and taking us with them.
I wonder how Daryl felt about Phil asking Tim Pierce to be the guitarist for the Testify tour? (Tim, who is a studio hack, politely declined).
I first saw Chester with Frank Zappa, then with Larry Carlton at the 42-seat Baked Potato (Abe, Sr. on bass). I had seen the TOTT tour with Bruford, and he didn't really fit in. When I saw the W&W / Seconds Out tour Chester blew everyone away (Taylor Hawkins described that record as "the drummer's bible").
So when they showed up at the Greek in LA for ATTWT with both Chester and Daryl, I was in heaven. I continued to go to every Genesis show (since SEBTP) until We Can't Dance. Phil's voice finally got to me (pinch your nose and sing, "Throwin' it all away...").
Thanks for all these wonderful memories!
One of the best solos ever for me is by Daryl in the Genesis tour 1992,Firth of fifth,i bought the Laser disc and still have.its an amazing solo full of energy and great technic.i am a high end salesman and used that concert from genesis to sell high end home cinema.
Hi Daryl, you and Chester joined the Genesis journey the same time I did….. and what a magnificent journey….. you and Chester are Genesis like Peter and Steve before, has a fan I want the journey never to end….. I know it will ! But I’ve got every track you guys produce….. so it’s Genesis any time I want…. I’m new to CZcams and low and behold….. Chester- Daryl- Steve-Phil- Tony- Peter and Mike, again what a journey…. Take care mate thank you for music 💥🎉🍺😎👍
Daryl is really great. Thanks letting us hear him telling his history.
What a great musician and what a wonderful human being
You were chosen beacuse you're such a good guy! And great musician of course.
Daryl! You won me over the first time I saw you play. I think it was 1979 at Newcastle City hall. Your solo in In The Cage made my jaw hit the floor. I'd never heard shred before, and couldn't believe what I was hearing. I was only 17 I think. Decades of great memories ever since.
Thank You for taking your wife's advice and taking the job. I have seen Genesis many times and enjoyed your playing; It is sad that Phil can't do it any more. I realize we are all getting older, but it is still good music...and I think it is better live.
I have watched Genesis since the beginning and Daryl does a great job, excellent guitarist.
I met Daryl in Houston in 1984. I was backstage after their sound check. I stood on the stage with him and he proceeded to tell me about his first 'good' guitar. It was a 60's strat he found at a garage sale he paid 50 dollars for. He is a very nice guy.
I just met him today! What a pleasure bot he and his wife!
How great! He’s a lovely guy!
Daryl....thank you. Thank Genesis for the brilliant music.
These Genesis interviews are awesome! Great topics, things aren't cut out, the interviewer is great. I'm so glad this has been posted.
Glad you enjoyed it!
"Who's playing the guitar"
"Darryl Strumer"
"Great! Great sandwich"
Daryl is an excellent player and has a great guitar sound of his own. He was a perfect fit for the direction Genesis was heading along with Phil's career. I would love to hear him team up with Steve something akin to a GTR2.
When the chips are down, this band always seems to find the right person. They found Steve then Phil and eventually they found Chester and Daryl. Now Nick (who is a wonderful drummer). It just seems like the music gods wanted this band to exist. Thank you Daryl Stuermer for your contribution.
Nic Collins ❤️
Some of the material with Ray Wilson was quite good too, Even though he was brought is as just a vocalist on CAS. It would have been interesting to hear how they might of sounded if things had progressed a bit.
Apart from being a phenomenal musician what a great storyteller Daryl is
I think we all love Daryl in our band because he is a very sweet and good person!! yess of course an excellent musician.
I’ve watched this interview several times and I’m always struck how ‘Norma’ Daryl is!
A brilliant musician, who knows his stuff and craft. I’d dare to say that GENESIS without Daryl & Chester would not be the same. That combination of the 5 characters and their individual musicianship is what is unique & beautiful.❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hear hear Phil McNamara!
Pleased to say that I watched you with Genesis. Would have been about 1983, Denver's McNichol's Arena. Probably the best concert I've ever attended. Great interview.
I can’t even describe how cool I thought Daryl was as a kid watching Genesis/Phil Collins videos growing up. To this day at age 37, when I watch the light hit him and he rings out the open chord of in the air tonight on that Torino red Clapton strat… ultimate badass. The stance, the look, the focus… he’s the guy nobody would expect that makes my top five favorite guitarists. Sure the others are way more famous and likely more important to their bands, etc…. But to me, he’s as cool as it gets. Thank you Daryl for great memories.
Fantastic interview, Fantastic guitarrist. Such a gentleman.
Sitting down and learning genesis songs from a cassette is no mean feat. Not everyone could do it
My first concert I was brought to by a friend. sept 1977 JLP with Larry Coryell opening ...life changing yes....and made me a life long fan of both......Stuermer was playing guitar for JLP Steve Smith was on drums that night also. what a show!
A truly amazing and honest musician!! Pleasure to hear him
Awesome interview. Daryl is such a great guy, a real passionate and quite a guitar virtuoso by his own right! I'm very grateful he lent his talent to Genesis and Phil for all those years.
Listen to this amazing musician's solo on JLP's Renaissance. Hooked me ever since...
Having watched this interview and the one with Chester, it seems that the reality is that both Phil and Mike picked people that could mimic existing recording parts perfectly. It was just a coincidence that they both happened to be Americans with jazz background. And that's why they kept both Daryl and Chester purely as sidemen the whole time.
Such a great guy! He is such an inventive player, a player who can do it all. But always plays in service of the song and singer in the first place.
What a fantastic interview, I was there at Wembley when Daryl was introduced whilst standing in his very 1980's blazer looking very British, the whole band were a rock solid group who looked like they were having great fun. It's so good to know that this man turned up and was accepted as a full member of the band and is always remembered from the best period they ever had.
Wow Jay, that's awesome! I saw the same tour in NC....DS is a fabulous guitarist!
They put the groove into Genesis.Chester's version of Firth Of Fifth has more of a groovy slightly swung beat compared to the straight 16's hat feel of the original.I like both versions btw.Chester and Darryl brought their own signature to the band which I also love,both incredible musicians.
Daryl's work with Jean Luc on Aurora is fantastic.
A very talented yet underrated musician, I've enjoyed his guitar playing over the years.
I remember when Phil introduced Daryl and Chester at Madison Square Garden in 78. I have it on a bootleg CD. It was their first tour with Genesis and my first Genesis concert. That was the iconic concert that Peter showed up for the encore. At the end of the show I remember thinking those two guys did great. I already knew Chester was great from his work with Frank Zappa. This is gonna work. Phil's first two solo albums are excellent. My favorites of his solo works. I think Mike is so extremely underrated as a guitarist and bassist. And Tony Banks is the genius behind their progressive rock sound. I prefer them prog rock. Tony's "Fading Lights" is beautiful and I don't think it's a coincidence it's the last song on the last album... Daryl had some huge shoes to fill and he did and does it well. You can see in this interview why he is so well liked by the band. He seems like a "real" humble nice guy. My only complaint is I really wish he'd of stuck to the program on the guitar solo on "Firth of Fifth" I understand he wanted to make it his own per say but that solo is pure perfection as Steve wrote it to be and should have been left as is. That's all I have to say on that subject. I'll be seeing Daryl with Genesis in two and half weeks at The Garden. Where their live shows started for me is where it seems it will end. The venue every band dreams of playing and every fan wants to see their favorite bands.
Great guitarist and bassist...Top notch musician....and also very humble, which is a good trait...
Saw Steve Hackett a few weeks ago in my home city (UK) and the Firth of Fifth solo was sublime......My favourite ever guitar solo for over 40 years.....Daryl did a good job though.
@@stevesnailfish Yeah he just changes it though. I don't understand why he would change it. It was perfect as it was and how it was meant to be. That's all I'm saying. Don't get me wrong. I really like Daryl and he seems to be a very down to earth nice guy.
@@dana_brooke_27 You can't change perfection but he just put his slant on it....You can't beat Hackett though....
@@stevesnailfish I couldn't agree more. Steve Hackett is one of the best. But I must admit I love his style of playing over anyone else. I'm not into screeching guitar solo's. Jimmy Page is an exception to I that rule. Steve Howe is pretty damn great too. I have my favorites for sure.
@@dana_brooke_27 Seeing Hackett and the band on the Seconds Out tour (still ongoing) a month ago and seeing Firth of Fifth being done live (after 40+ years of listening to it) was rather good....very uplifting.
Page, Howe, Lifeson, Barre, Gilmour etc are all just great players.....Let's hope that this sort of thing never dies eh ?
About his comments on replacing Steve Hackett, I think everyone agrees he did a great job in joining Genesis. Where there may be divisions amongs fans is about the solo of Firth of Fifth. While I prefer how Steve is doing it, the fact of the matter is Firth of Fith became part of a medley that was very energetic in live shows, and this is a great example where Darryl had to adapt this solo to also make it more energetic. Otherwise, it would have felt out of place in the medley.
No. Stuermer played the solo in Firth of Fifth before it got put into a medley as well. And his solo was horrible then too.
Yes. Daryl put his own take on it but respected Steve's original solo.
Sometimes i call him Daryl Strummner because it's easier than saying his last name. He's a hugely underrated guitarist and Genesis and Phil Collins made an excellent choice. He's very much the 4th member of Genesis.
I cannot imagine Genesis ( or Phil Collins' solo music) without Daryl.Such a phenomenal player in studio,and live.
I found Genesis after Steve and Peter's departure.Only in the last six years have I been listening to the entire catalogue.What an incredible group of players...each and every one.
Great person and musician
Both great guitarists with different styles but also both have no egos.
The professionalism is so obvious on the way he expresses himself. Great musician. Great interview as always.
Daryl and Chester, for me, are Genesis, too. Exceptional!
Daryl IS SOOOO AMAZING!!!!
I was so in love with Genesis in the 70's, but alas never came around my neck of the woods. 😕
an unsung hero of music. have now thankfully see him play with Phil solo and Genesis and he was incredible on both back catalogues.
I saw Daryl on the 78 tour and he was an excellent choice though we don't know who the other candidates were. To his credit, Daryl didn't try to be a "Steve Hackett replacement" and he did service to the songs. He is a good bassist also which gave Mike a chance to play more guitar. I remember Daryl played really great solo at the end of The Lady Lies. I was surprised to see Daryl the next year in 79 when he toured with Gino Vannelli.
Absolutely love this guy. Fantastic Player, humble, Team guy, Hero of mine. Knew his roll and just adds. Genesis WOULD NOT be the same live band without him. Period.
Eeee..what an nice guy🙂👍🎵🎉🎼🎶🥳.
So glad to hear him....speaking...showing atitude🙂👍
All the best from a Genesis lover..
All the best from Cr🌞atia...
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I truly wish that post Gabriel/Hackett fans would get over the fact that they are no longer in the band and Genesis survived without having their influence in their music. Phil and the guys did a fantastic job afterwards including having Daryl in the band who is a brilliant guitarist and made all concerts awesome. Daryl has played with Genesis for 44 years, and to be in a band is some achievement and certainly worthy of our loyalty. Steve Hackett left - period. His loss not Genesis’s, they survived for the better.
I wouldn't say it was a loss for Steve, he quit for a reason. Once he left he had the time to make some pretty fantastic music on his own. I think every member of Genesis was so creative and talented that both Peter and Steve ended up in a place where they felt stifled with there not being enough room for what they were creating combined with what Mike, Tony, and Phil were creating. I'm grateful that Steve is still out there playing AMAZING live versions of the older Genesis material along with his solo work. His shows are fantastic. I've also met Daryl (we're both from the Milwaukee area) and he's a great guy and amazing guitar player. I have a couple of his solo albums in my library as well. I love both Steve's and Daryl's playing. I'm glad that Steve and Peter left because we ended up with more fantastic music from both of them AND Genesis in the long run.
I wish they would too. You know you used post wrong in that sentence. Because a post Gabriel/Hackett fan is you.
I used to be one, before I knew of the earlier stuff. But I truly wish the post Gabriel/Hackett fans would realize that the band was just not as interesting or artistic after Gabriel/Hackett left. They did some good songs, and they made millions. But like bands like Journey, and heart, they went from progressive, interesting music, to pop. And they stopped making records in 1992. The one in 1997 without Phil doesn't even count. They toured, but their most dedicated fans came to hear the early stuff. Like the Eagles, like Heart. The kind of band that Genesis became, is only acceptable to people that really like pop/ radio friendly music anyway.
Daryl is a brilliant guitarist! Cut his teeth playing Jazz fusion rhythm guitar along with Allan Holdsworth on lead & Steve Smith on Drums who incidentally left Jean Luc Ponty & joined Journey in '78
Phil Colin's and the rest of the band stood on the shoulders of Peter gabriel and Steve Hackett,they were the genius of genesis and not to steel the lorrells from the later
@@carlwilliams9306Indeed! With the notoriety of Collins voice & solo career tremendously catapulted the Band to new horizons! A fresh & new twist! Prog Rock meets Pop! Like '81 top 25 hit Abacab the Band was on they're way! This influenced a new string of other successful Prog Rock bands that crossed over & made it work , '82 Asia & '83 Yes & the Wizard ole Yoda himself Peter Gabriel '86,
Daryl’s work with JLP on Enigmatic Ocean, which also includes Steve Smith, Allan Holdsworth, Jamie Glaser, Ralphe Armstrong……run, don’t walk, and listen to that album.
Glaser wasn't on Enigmatic Ocean. He didn't show up until A Taste For Passion.
Glad to hear Daryl and Steve actually get along quite well. In an alternate reality I like to think of Steve's GTR working out and he really did get a revolving door of Brian Mays, Jeff Becks, or Neil Schons, but it would be absolutely delicious if he got Daryl in there and then have them do some twin leads on some Genesis tracks, or pursue more of the jazz fusion direction. Some really interesting possibilities all around. Really need to follow their careers more; it's been a great ride thus far.
i am a diehard genesis/ phil collins fan, all my life. i just watched them live at wembly and phil said and i quote "daryl waswas a great addition to the touring band but chester was the backbone of the touring band" i did not care for genesis when peter was the lead man. everything phil touched turned to gold. i watched the not dead yet tour and felt sorry for the man i saw in florida in 1982ish. lakeland civic center an evening with genesis. the best show i have ever seen. i have seen queen with freddy, kansas, ozzy twice, van halen, frampton, just to name a few. I WILL ALWAYS LOVE GENESIS!
My introduction to Daryl was the original CZcams upload of Genesis' Invisible Touch Tour, he and Chester Thompson were sharing the stage with Mike, Tony and Phil. I found both of their performances that night to be quite inspirational and impressive. They really helped me to appreciate the Genesis songs that I already knew and loved in a whole new way. Seeing this interview, and realizing now what a class-act Mr. Stuermer is and how much he appreciates Genesis' music adds a whole new dimension and allows me to enjoy their work that much more.