Sketch For Summer - The Durutti Column - La Edad de Oro, Madrid 1983
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23 Minutes. Live at TVE studios, Madrid, broadcast by La Edad de Oro on December 8, 1983. This is #15 in the Stolen Files DVD series. Use the Play List in My Channel to watch the full broadcast in order. More La Edad de Oro Full Shows in Kigonjiro´s channel.
Manchester will reclaim this eminent artist when he's gone. He is impossibly beautiful. Thank you Vini ! You changed my life.
that guitar melody makes me weep internally. vini was an absolute master at his craft, of subtly but sensibly conveying emotion through his guitar, and his tone was just so genuinely wonderful. and mitchell’s drumming too is genius, in how minimalistic and spacious, yet simple and groovy it is... gosh i love this band. riveting, magical stuff!
Is. He’s still doing it. ✊🏻🔥
Well said. I particularly love Bruce's work on Conduct. So spare and minimal but intense at the same time. Brilliant.
just reading a book about factory record's. stating that vinni went to guitar lesson's and got beat up on his way home almost every night. what an inspiration to yhe youth.
Which book was that? Thanks!
@@artemiizaytsev I can tell you that while it's hard to find, it's not so much a novelization of 24 Hour Party People as Tony Wilson's take on the whole experience. As he loved Vini to pieces, there's probably some great tidbits in there.
Who s the authorr?
In the 80s a dear old friend, sadly no longer with us, gave me a tape of an album which included this. None of us had any idea who it was by but we all loved it. About a dozen years ago, I discovered quite by accident The Durutti Column and a 30-year mystery was solved. Bravo Vini, what a beautiful composition and thanks for intriguing me for many years! :-)
One of the most beautiful guitar performances I have ever heard. Thank you Vini Reilyl!
Vinni had a series of strokes a decade ago, saw an interview with him - nice man. Amazing guitar work, and I really like the drummer. I don't know much about music, but I come back to this video once a week to listen.
So sorry to hear that!
Incredible, just incredible. Vini always pulls it out of the bag. An icon of Manchester...
and a fantastic icon for our teacakes,wouldn,t do the Beeb ,without,I think my brother had to get his fix,of Warbie,s currant teacakes-ah, the good old daze
i remember to see Durutti column on Tv , in La Edad de oro then , I was only 16 or 17 but get impressed at the moment. The following day I was going to buy the Lp on Portobello Records in my town A Coruña ...
Such a supremely talented individual - makes me feel like giving up guitar every time I hear him play...
LULUBELLE III why would this make you want to stop. if anything it makes me try ever harder
Music beyond words, space and time. Makes me feel like learning guitar...
Bruce's drumming is sublime.
One of the greatest bands that almost nobody has ever heard of. Still sounds ahead of it’s time, 40 years later.
My favourite Durutti song. It's perfect!
His work on Suedehead by Morrissey is incredible
A thing of beauty.
A lot of guitarists in the late 70's and into the 80's played Les Paul's in that weird pink burst. I love it.
Un suono impressionista, un'intimità appena svelata, sussurrata, in un mondo di gente che sa solo urlare...
I've loved the durutti column for years. The best thing from the factory
ive sat and played that guitar..quite unbelievable really
I think this is the best guitar-pop song I have ever heard
I love sond of Durrutti Column for a long tine. His sound reminds me of the Paintings of Ivea Tanguy (1925- 1955). I remember cool Summer morning's sand of seashore. Durratti Culumn, I love your rare music.
It's a warm summer evening, I'm lying outside in a field. There's a slight breeze, waves crashing nearby, and the smell of citrus trees. I take another sip of wine, a puff of a joint, look around at my friends doing the same, then look back at the stars. And I feel gloriously wonderful and alone all at the same time.
That is where I am every time I hear this song.
Enjoy your big time
I like that..in manchester we dont get citrus tees tho..but theres often the smell of piss🤣
Urrban nightmare around gere tonigght in L.A
Wonderful and alone. ❤
todo lo que haces es celestial,el hombre tiene un talento y una sensibilidad unica,y logra hacer que esa guitarra lanze luz.
Vini's guitar playing and sound are both top notch.
Beautiful.
Absolutely superb .... can't believe that I missed this when it came out - true talent ..... true genius.
The drummer looks like he's rushing off to a wedding after the gig
xD
The English are very idiosyncratic.
Best drummer at the wedding
superb drumbeats what's the rush..?
Looks more like he hasn’t slept since being at a wedding a few days ago.
This guy's guitar playing shows good taste 👌
this is my favorite version
My favourite melody with my favourite guitar. Madchester recorded in my home town. What a bliss.
I bought the sandpaper album when I was 16 - still listen to DC.
que joya un video con el maestro viny reily
I saw him at the Porto coliseu 1990 was just beatiful
意外と知られていないけど
名曲ですね♥
I've always loved this tune since I first heard it in 1984.
I'm very lucky to now own that very custom les paul of his.......wow!
Lawrence Milner give it back to him
How did that come about?
What would you give to have been there...33 years ago...just think about it....
Literally, only 1 guy on earth can play this. (Well before the stroke)
Beauty personified, first love comes crashing back with all its magnificent painful brilliance.
I wonder if the late great Her's were fans. I hear similarities with the guitar tone and mood.
Kermode and Mayo brought me here, what a good move. The last great tip they gave me was Faded Seaside Glamour by Delays
How did I never hear this? Love it.
Digging the drum part for this.
Just fucking beautiful
Miraculous dance with sound.
彼のギターを聞くと、私は自然に謙虚な気持ちにさせられる。
I doooo love this song.
Superb
Vini Reilly genius at work
Genial,como todo lo que hizo
最高だよね
Genius!!
Love that
yo estaba ahí montado en silocibina, de puta madre!! grandes durutti column!!!
This is really good
hermano que bueno eres... gracias por ponerlo es una delicia
2024✌️
"It's good music to chill out to.”
- God
Not one of his better known quotes.
mac demarco been listening to these boys
HWynn87 unless Mac said so , I doubt it , doesn’t really remind me of macs “jizz jazz style “
its what ideas you can come up your technique will follow
I feel like this song could be called 'sketch for yearning for summer in the February Manchester rain', but I appreciate it doesn't scan so well.
simplemente magnifico
It somehow has such a 'North-West' sound. (See also: The Smiths, New Order etc.) A bittersweet but beautiful sound.
Vini was a very obvious influence on Marr, I guess
never tought about that. but .... yeah. of course .... ha !
And before that Nick Drake on Vini Reilly
José Aquino Marr also loves James Honeyman Scott from Pretenders. He says he often warms up by playing the lead from ‘Kid’
Actually Marr said he was not an early unfluence and he did not know Vini or his work initially. He mentioned something like that in an interview.
Nick McCabe from Verve says he was a major influence on him.
If I ever wear a carnation on my lapel I want to wear it like that!
Communicating with Bruce lately and Vini aint well, top tune
dosli likovi iz buducnosti
懐かしい
Puro godimento .......
Ed Banger and the Nosebleeds (w/ Vini Reilly) is one of the best band names ever.
Anyone know what effect hes running? Chorus?
wooow
Lovely
I can't believe he got Serge Gainsbourg to play drums for him.
I thought it was Elon Musk?
@@benday1218 lol
Les paul!
Unknown Mortal Orchestra much...?
You are a god.
How...do...you...play...this...fucking...song! I really wish that the editor wasn't being so artsy and could have just shown Vini's hands the whole time.
This might help. Sounds like he's wearing boxing gloves compared to Vinnie's exquisite playing but shows you the chords.. czcams.com/video/4cYrntrtp6E/video.html
Took me a while to learn, but you just have to get used to 7th chord shapes and using your thumb as bass (you could of course loop the bass part and just play lead, but that's kinda cheating) I'd recommend learning basic jazz stuff first (major seventh, 5th intervals, etc) to get a deeper understanding of why the song actually works and has that feel
Fact: frank ocean sampled this song for pink + white
omg really? do you have any link to that? i checked on whosampled and can’t find anything on this, would very much like to know!
awesome drumming i can't really get over it
it's like he is waiting for the guitar
if you would like to listen to another drummer look up philly joe jones on 'milestones'
as regards a drum player in a suit with an open neck shirt and a flower in his lapel
i wouldn't know anything about that kind of carry-on meseff..
fuckin love durutti column
I want to learn how to play thisssss
Never noticed that his guitar sounds as it may have some bands from the early 80s especially Edge. I do wonder where Vini got his ideas from? Can't really place it...funny this doesnt seem very post punk more like some new unfound jazz less wanky fusion. Quite beautiful their work.
cool
By the way he’s playing he’s already late too
the matt le tissier of manchester
dang
Don't know know about that that V neck jumper though
What a sound!
Vinny Reilly, can I have my packet of rizzlas back you borrowed to make a roll up cig when I was a junior designer at Johnson/panas MCR 1990
Cheers 😀
Morrissey was a fool to do only one album with him. Viva Hate is the only Morrissey album fully as good as The Smiths. He had some good songs after that still, but he never achieved those heights again. Johnny Marr is one of my favorite guitar players, but Vini is a real original and at the same level. He's one of these players where after 2 seconds you know it's him.
he was an alien 1979
The Zephyr Song by RHCP
日本に来て欲しい😍
the singer of pavement really looks like him
jhonny marr
Eduardo bracamonte alvarez
nah its vini riley
You can 100% hear marr in this, it's the first thing I thought too.
Vini was a very obvious influence on Marr, I guess
Why is Brian Ferry playing drums in a rented tux ?
Vinny Reilly.
Frusciante adapted the style.
Tellement beau que ça aurait pu servir de musique de film... Pour "Rambo IV" par exemple... Ou "les écolières du pensionnat II"... Je sais pas trop... Ou une pub pour des biscottes sans gluten...
how the fuck is he doing that