The Durutti Column play out BBC2's 'The Review Show' 05/03/2011. The performance appears to end abruptly, this is due to the programme ending suddenly.
Agreed. This is the definitive version. I'm still so pissed off at the BBC for not even airing the full performance. Yet another bloody good reason for never paying another penny of their TV licence.
@@MisAnnThorpe I totally agree 👏 How many times as the durutti column ever played live on the TV? I was lucky enough to see them twice, both in Manchester. It is typical of the BBC to do this sort, but they wouldn't do this to Eastenders fans. I bet.😂👎🏼
There is a marked similarity. But not much more than the similarity in the sound-world of say Sensations Fix to that of Pylon, or Love Tractor, which has even more of a similarity, co-incident in commission to tape, as best as I can find, between one of the latter's tracks, and an oft-celebrated guitar track of the Smiths. I'm thinking its the Cemetery Gates riff, no less, but I may be mistaken. Anyone? We're wandering afield. Nice track, nice embellishments upon the original.
It probably ended because they more than likely had to go to some pathetic trailer for Britain's Got Big Idiots Grand Finale or some such utter crap, never mind about a true genius, underrated for 40 years and - oh, I don't know, let's just cut it off because we can earn money from what comes next....the BBC are an embarrassment...
The bbc are an enormous embarrassment and getting worse every year. Where is the new talent coming from and how do they get a chance in amongst this commercial rubbish. Time to hand the license fee over to someone who cares about art in the 21st century.
@@annthorpe8411 - TV licences are to provide comfortable lifestyles for BBC ponces and their families for decades to come...what you saw here was an undeniable truth...Vini Reilly is a genius, and the BBC have no conception of what that truly means...
I love Vini Reilly, trying to learn to play the electric guitar to his and Link Wray's music. Love to improvise with his music. Een jointje in de fik, Durutti Collumn op, gitaar aan en gaan..
@@noeljohnson868 Absolutely agree with you. Do you think they'd've cut off some talentless Grime "artist" three quarters through the performance?! Oh, and let's not forget that they also protect paedophiles.
Vini is the maestro of solemn guitar soloists
Speechless!
Te amo para siempre Vini, gracias por todo lo que eres y significas para mí. ❤✨️
Love the barefoot presence! Vini thanks for all the tranquility you gave me during troubled times
Yes, the original is on Circuses & Bread. Beautiful track.
Wonderful! Thankyou for uploading :)
The original song is "Royal infirmary-durutti column" but I have to say this version is a lot better, in my eyes, and ears😂. Vini you genius
Vini OP!
Agreed. This is the definitive version. I'm still so pissed off at the BBC for not even airing the full performance. Yet another bloody good reason for never paying another penny of their TV licence.
@@MisAnnThorpe
I totally agree 👏
How many times as the durutti column ever played live on the TV?
I was lucky enough to see them twice, both in Manchester.
It is typical of the BBC to do this sort, but they wouldn't do this to Eastenders fans.
I bet.😂👎🏼
Beautiful...I think this piece is called "Royal Infirmary".
Pure class 👌🏼
Beautiful and mesmerizing music from a musicak genius that so many people don't about.
King absolute King
His music was so impressive
Two words to follow..............Fucking Genius
Your Johnny Marr has evolved
There is a marked similarity. But not much more than the similarity in the sound-world of say Sensations Fix to that of Pylon, or Love Tractor, which has even more of a similarity, co-incident in commission to tape, as best as I can find, between one of the latter's tracks, and an oft-celebrated guitar track of the Smiths. I'm thinking its the Cemetery Gates riff, no less, but I may be mistaken. Anyone? We're wandering afield. Nice track, nice embellishments upon the original.
The panel was mesmerized.
Paul Morley knows Vini well
Love this interpretation of Wicked Game
Chapeau, Vini! Genial.
the 01：30 tone is brilliant
Amazing……❤️
This should have been about 2 hours longer
Que linda que suena la guitarra de Vini
grandes
anybody remember a duritti column track with the lyrics "Lusanne to Bordeaux"
"Love sent from Bordeaux"......is on "Another Setting"
mcmanustony and on Guitar and other machines
I think the track you refer to is 'Bordeaux Sequence' on 'The Guitar and Other Machines'.
I love you, Vini
Reminds me of Chris Isaak's Wicked Game refrain..
me too
people are saying the track was originally on circuses and bread which was released in '85 and wicked was released in '89
it's this czcams.com/video/D_-_k__W4S4/video.html
She is a sweet fish in Vini's aquarium.
Royal Infirmary from Circuses and Bread...genius
Royal Infirmary from Circuses and Bread.
excellent, thank you
It probably ended because they more than likely had to go to some pathetic trailer for Britain's Got Big Idiots Grand Finale or some such utter crap, never mind about a true genius, underrated for 40 years and - oh, I don't know, let's just cut it off because we can earn money from what comes next....the BBC are an embarrassment...
The bbc are an enormous embarrassment and getting worse every year. Where is the new talent coming from and how do they get a chance in amongst this commercial rubbish. Time to hand the license fee over to someone who cares about art in the 21st century.
Nice!
Brilliant!. Did he play any other songs in the show?
No he only played this and I still can't believe that they didn't even let him finish the song. Truly what are we paying our TV licences for ?
@@annthorpe8411 - TV licences are to provide comfortable lifestyles for BBC ponces and their families for decades to come...what you saw here was an undeniable truth...Vini Reilly is a genius, and the BBC have no conception of what that truly means...
I love Vini Reilly, trying to learn to play the electric guitar to his and Link Wray's music. Love to improvise with his music. Een jointje in de fik, Durutti Collumn op, gitaar aan en gaan..
@@noeljohnson868 Absolutely agree with you. Do you think they'd've cut off some talentless Grime "artist" three quarters through the performance?! Oh, and let's not forget that they also protect paedophiles.
Thanks for that, excellent quality upload.
Pity about the BBC though, such wankers.........
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