Rappers React To Dire Straits "Sultans Of Swing"!!!
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Mark Knopfler is one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
Not to mention distinctive vocalist.
Also plays fingerstyle
I fully agree! Him and Derek Trucks are my favorites!
Absolutely
FACTS
Alchemy live version is imo one of the best live musical performances ever.
Kind of a letdown they didn't choose Alchemy version.
Not just your opinion…. The only thing I’ve found close is Muse Plug in Baby live in Rome …
I Agree
Terry Williams on the drums and Mark Knopfler going off in the solo make that version the absolute best version of this song.
@@obelisk21 Yep
Best description of this song I ever heard was: "The guitar is the lead vocalist and Mark is just harmonizing with it"
What you just heard was the legendary Mark Knopfler, known as an absolute master of the guitar. Dire Straits got started in the 70's and got really big in the 80's and got recognition back in the day but definitely do not get the recognition they deserve anymore.
Not entirely true I think, new generation of guitarists are very youtube driven, and a large amount of the big youtube guitarists idolise Mark Knopfler.
He's right where the legendary guitarists should be - remembered and idolised by guitar nerds of all ages.
Should react to Hotel California, best solo ever
I agree with you 100% !!!!✌
Master of his craft for sure. Mark is a legend.
This was written about an unknown band the mark saw in a bar while waiting on a flight. He said there were maybe a dozen people in the whole place and the band was playing like they were at a sold out Madison Squares Garden. At the end they said thank you, we are the sultans of swing.
Thank you, this made me appreciate this song that much more now.
Way back in the '70s, when we first listened to Sultans of Swing, we thought it was a dig at the Beatles
Originally released in 1978 on Dire Straits' debut album, the 'Sultans of Swing' was a "dusty little jazz, Dixieland jazz band" that was playing down in Deptford. Knopfler described the pub as almost empty, except a couple of lads playing pool at the end of the pub in their baggies and platforms.
Knopfler told UCR, "I think they were actually surprised they had an audience of three or four. "I remember asking them to play 'Creolo Love Call' or 'Muskrat Ramble.'… I think they were amazed that somebody was in the pub who actually knew a few of the titles."
"I was just there to have a couple of pints. And at the end of the night, the trumpet player or whoever does the announcement says, 'Well, um, right... That's it; it's time to go home.'
"And he says, 'We are the Sultans of Swing.' And you couldn't be less a sultan of anything, you know, if you were in that band, on that night, in that pub," Knopfler chuckled.
You hit a rabbit hole with Dire Straits. Try Money for Nothing, Privat Investigations, Solid Rock, Brothers In Arms or Telegraph Road. Every single song is worth a try
All of this, plus, Telegraph Road, Romeo & Juliet…
Walk of life
Tunnel of love too. Best if you catch live versions. The Alchemy gig is always a good choice.
Dire Straits is one of my favorites bands and I can't comprehend why people likes Money for Nothing that much, it's so repetitive, literally ANY song of their first album is better than this.
better check out the live versions do.. always the best ones
Mid 1970s, Mark Knopfler and a few friends ducked into a small pub in London to get out of the rain. There was a band in the corner playing Dixieland Jazz, putting all their heart and soul into the music despite the place being almost deserted. At the end of the set, the band's lead declared "Thank you everybody, we are the Sultans of Swing!" It was such a grandiose name for such a dingy setting, the whole scene stuck with Knopfler, and he eventually wrote a song about it. Sultans is a love letter to jobbing musicians, the ones who play for the joy of playing. The ones who aren't selling out venues, who have daytime jobs but play anyway because they love it.
This beautiful. Poetic.
No, you have to check out the 10-minute Alchemy Live version!!! One of the single greatest performances in Rock history!!
One of the BEST guitarists ever!!
This is what you call a musicians band. One of the all time greats with one of the best guitarists to ever play.
You guys probably know their song
"Money for Nothing". Popularized greatly by heavy air play on MTV in the very early 80's. It even has the line 'i want my MTV...' repeated over and over in the song.
If they’ve never heard Sultans of Swing, ain’t no way they’ve heard anything else by the band.
Money for Nothing
Walk of Life
Brothers In Arms
So Far Away
Industrial Disease
Love Over Gold
All the classics.
Money For Nothing wasn’t in the “very early” 80’s. It released in 1985
@@blbeats7845 And it was shite!
Money for nothing was the very first song played on European MTV
"... repeated over and over in the song" by Sting, of all people!
It's possible that you've heard Money for Nothing and Walk of Life. They're worth checking out as well as Brothers in Arms.
Money for nothing is my bet. It's been used enough in movies and TV that he definitely heard it at some point.
This is music history. period.
The "Alchemy Live version " is the one to check out . You will be pleasantly surprised! Love listening to you guys and your content.
Just to add to how bad ass Mark Knopfler is as a guitarist and something easily missed, is that he finger picks which outside of some acoustical players is unheard of. Walk of Life is another can't miss track of theirs and for the ultimate experience you should really check out the alchemy live version of Sultans of Swing
The guitar tabs for this song are nuts.
@@earthboundmother205 too intimidated to even pull them up haha
Lyndsey Buckingham finger picks as well.
Finger picking you say?!?! Well ain't nobody better then The Great Jeff Beck!!! Not that one, the earlier Beck, you know Jeff Beck and Yon Hammer... Goin Down?!?!? Yeah that one
I didn't know until I watched this video that he wasn't using a pick. It's incredible
Dire Straits may not be a household name but they are very well respected in the music industry. They make good songs, they are all great musicians and are never flashy. So the style didn't immediately hit with teens (outside of "Money for Nothing") but everyone eventually becomes a Dire Straits fan given enough time.
P.S: Mark Knopfler is very well respected as a guitarist, considered to be one of the greatest of all time, making it to many top 10 and top 20 best of all time lists. His style isn't flashy like Eddie Van Halen or Randy Rhoads, so he wasn't a household name like some of the bigger guitarists of the time period.
They're definitely a household name in the UK, proper dad rock band.
They were huge worldwide and in Australia. Their Brothers in Arms tour during the 1980s was the biggest concert tour in Australian history with nearly a million tickets sold.
Dire Straits was certainly a household name back in the day. 😎
@@McDevittMike Absolutely but I'm talking about now.
@@The_Fat_Turtle Fully 70% of music sales now is music from at least 50 years ago. Rap and Hip Hop is turning into a bust for the "music industry." They know they are going to go out of business and all kinds of studios and labels will have to close their doors because they are way beyond what is a minimally sustainable business model now. So they will either give the music buying public what they want or dry up and blow away. Couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of people. I don't want to dance on their graves but I have largely hated the music business since the mid-1980s. They aren't really interested in music but in selling something outrageous and vulgar to simple minded teenagers. And it shows. Just look at what is palmed off as music today ...
William Christopher Handy (November 16, 1873 - March 28, 1958) was a composer and musician, and called himself the Father of the Blues. An African American, Handy was one of the most influential songwriters in the United States. Handy was an educated musician who used elements of folk music in his compositions.
American blues performers were really celebrated in 1960s England and inspired a lot of bands. The US blues performers were brought to the UK with the enthusiastic backing of many musicians here and were lauded here; for many it revived their careers and increased their renown.
whilst it certainly had its problems, there was not the same kind of racial animus in England at the time as the USA was experiencing. I am of the opinion that this is what allowed so much blues to bubble into the musical culture of England at the time, as well as being a reaction to a kind of English traditionalism which dies in WW2 , the children of that period were looking to experience new sounds and found delta blues. from here what we would now see as the origins of rock music is being born. What is kinda sucky tho is it took some dudes from England ( who were white enough for a mainstream American audience) to reintroduce the USA to the treasures hidden in its own yard
Dire Straits is clasic rock, they released albums from 1978 until 1992, their biggest album is "Brothers in Arms" wich sold more than 30 million copies, Mark Knopfler, the singer, songwriter and lead guitarist stated a solo career after Dire Straits and still writes great songs.
This version of the song really does not do it justice, the full song has so much more guitar solo.
Mark wrote songs in many different genres from rock to blues also with country influences in some songs.
There are so much more songs to get into with Dire Straits and Mark as a solo artist: Telegraph Road, Tunnel of Love, Romeo and Juliet, Your Latest Trick, Brothers in arms, Money for nothing, Calling Elvis and many more
Marks guitar work is incredible.
I love his album he did with Emmylou Harris 😎
I can see Telegraph Road from front yard.
I still have the album Brothers in Arms.
My father used to play this whole album on long road trips. Another band he would play is the Eagles. It was relaxing and perfect for the road.
My father did the same when we drove to the sea for summer vacations, that's why listening to Dire Straits gives me Fernweh (longing for faraway places) to this day.
He had good taste.
I used to play THe Eagles Greatest Hits when going to Kent for a day in the Countryside from London.
100% this was my childhood too... and now I have kids of my own, I play the exact same albums my dad did
Dire Straits were an indi band before the indi genre was invented. Check out ‘Telegraph Road’ for their more serious side or ‘Money for Nothing’ for another banger
Hollywood doesn't know Stray Cats?! Ya'll should react to them! They're fun. Great video. I grew up listening to Dire Straits. You might know the song "Money for Nothing" by Dire Straits, and I believe it features Sting.
You have to see the live version where the ending extends instead of fading out. One of my fav songs of all times.
You’ve got to check out Telegraph Road by Dire Straits. It has one of the most awesome guitar sections which takes the listener to so many places, you won’t want it to end
And it actually doesn't end for a very long time ;)
An another classic! Btw, i highly recommended u guys checking out Chris Rea. Songs like And You My Love, Auberge, Josephine, Looking for the Summer, The Blue Cafe, The Last Train & The Road to Hell (full video version), cheers! 😃
Just discovered Chris Rea through Mark Knopfler’s radio station (Pandora) He is extremely talented song writer and singer! Love them both!!
Dire Straits never had a bad song ,telegraph road. money for nothing, my favorite brothers in arms and many more
You need to see their song "Brothers in Arms." It is a song that will move you deeply.😪 I love that song, it always makes me cry.
Hollywood face in the first few seconds was priceless
Mark wrote this song after being out one night, and ducking into a bar to get out of the rain, only to find a mediocre jazz band playing to a nearly empty room. Great choice you guys - peace and love from Canada!
EH!
The name of the mediocre band was Sultans of Swing.
@@pugshorty9852 Cool, I didn't know that, always assumed he made up the band name.
Listen to the song it tells the whole story.
@@pugshorty9852 apparently that wasn't the bands name, the singer just shouted that at the end of their set with such confidence and swagger that it inspired Knopfler
😮 Sultans of Swing were a. jazz band that Mark Knopfler saw playing in a pub one evening and inspired this number. The version you played is the. Studio version. The live version is 10 minutes long , played at a faster tempo and is about the best live performance I've ever seen !
A great song (but a bit slower) they do is "Brothers In Arms" - a tribute to military veterans.
You don't really hear this band live ...it is fire.❤❤
They seem World is on fire.😂
that solo was cut off wioth like 6 minutes of the song left from that preformance. I used to have that show on CD and that live version was 17 minutes in length. it's not easy to find the entire live preformance from that show but it's totaly worth finding it
ALCHEMY LIVE is the one..
Mark Knopfler is your favorite guitarist's favorite guitarist.
Mark Knopfler is the singer/lead guitar; top 20 guitarist all time.
You’ve hit a rabbit 🐇 hole 🕳️ with this band. Their catalogue of songs is extensive and their live performances are insanely good
1977...no mixing n matching...just pure RAW talent 🎉
I grew up in the 70"s, 80"s....I had to wait for this stuff to come out/be written, you have a treasure map to all the gold(Trash Talkers)!!
Classic song. I remember it on heavy rotation on Mtv early on in the 80's!
Classic!
Great band and reaction. You'll almost certainly know Money For Nothing so check out that next. Glad you enjoyed that one!
Besides this song try Money for Nothing or Walk of Life, they were pretty popular back when I was younger
The "Kinks" are probably one of the most influential band in the history of music.
Dope channel :)
Peace !
Y'all are cool and funny as hell !! I always enjoy your musical insight. Mark Knopfler is a guitar virtuoso !! Amazing, keep digging in boyz
I love watching young people discover "old school" artists that were from back in 'my day'. You get to realise that us old fuddy-duddies were actually quite cool back then. We listened to some of the most awesome music. Welcome to the cool club guys.
"Dire straits" was originally a sailing expression. A "strait" is a narrow water passage between two landmasses, and a "dire" one would be a particularly treacherous example. These were always very dangerous to traverse, especially in the Age of Sail, as even the slightest cross-breeze one way or the other would send you careening into the rocks. It's kinda the nautical equivalent of walking a tightrope.
Being in dire straits, then, means you're basically in extreme peril and flying by the seat of your pants while praying your luck holds.
I've always known the meaning, but not the origin. Thanks so much for the etymology! This is my nerd jam, and you made my week with the lesson!
I was born in 73 but somehow didn't find this song until the early 2000s. I had the Brothers in Arms cassette in the mid 80, so it's not like I didn't k ow Dire Straights. Now it is one of my all time favorites.
I know I'm late to the party but I hope you fellas have taken the time to listen to the rest of the wonderful delights Dire Straits have to offer.
Mark Knopfler, the finest guitar player of all time.
Never gets old.
This album has been my personal crusade in CZcams for years, and nobody has reacted to it. At this point, I don't really even expect anyone to. But just, somebody in the comments listen to it. This guy was probably the best guitar player in the history of Finland, but he died a tragic death before he could achieve international fame. So, just listen to it. czcams.com/video/H_tvqsENfUY/video.html
The rest of the album is just as good.
Next from Dire Straits do "Brothers in Arms". That song will make you feel a certain way.
Mark Knopfler (left-handed, plays right-handed, no pick) is one of the all-time greats, both guitarist and lyricist/songwriter. He wrote Tina Turner’s comeback title track “Private Dancer.” Penned and recorded the soundtrack to “The Princess Bride” and 8 other movies. Dire Straits released 6 studio albums and a few live/best of’s, before Knopfler felt the big scene was too big and called it a day, as far as the band went. He went on to release 9 solo albums and is working on #10. Still active.
Love your channel guys. Dire Straits Live is an amazing experience. E.g.. Alchemy Live 1983 which has Sultans, Telegraph Road which is even more epic, Tunnel Of Love and Once upon a time in the West are amazing in this Alchemy concert. I highly recommend and you get the full appreciation of the great band members and Marks amazing guitar sound. Cheers👍👍
Tunnel of Love guitar solo is awesome
Mark Knopfler was a great composer as well as a great guitarist. Check out his music for the film Local hero - so evocative.
Mark Knophler is great, there is an actual live version of this that is better than this lip sync version IMO but I'm glad you guys reacted to it.
"And Harry's got a day job." They way you said it cracked me up.
This song and Money for Nothing were hugh hits late '70s start '80s.
MONEY FOR NOTHING, CHICKS FOR FREEEE🎶🎸🎸🎸
Now, that ain't workin'!
Just great .. so glad I got to experience the 70's and the 80's .. a great time for music
Formed in 1977 in London, England, Dire Straits was originally Mark Knopfler on lead guitar, vocals and composer; his brother David on rhythm guitar; John Illsley on bass; and Pick Withers on drums. "Sultans of Swing" (Benny Goodman, the jazz clarinettist, is considered the King of Swing) is on their 1978 self-titled first album; as many have said, while this original version is great, the live version from Alchemy, recorded in November 1983 at the Hammersmith Odean, absolutely smokes.
As you noticed, Mark Knopfler is considered one of the all-time great guitarists. This is a tour de force.
1978... Mark Knopfler on lead, in the top ten of guitarists of all time, Fender Stratocaster electric guitar being finger-picked (sans pick!), this was their top hit from their amazing FIRST album and that entire album is FIRE worth hearing beginning to end! My favorite track on that album is 'Wild West End' (last track). Their music was unique with elements of rock and blues often with that 'swung' beat. BTW... I was 19 when that album came out and love it to this day! If you catch 'Wild West End', check out the studio 'official' release. I haven't heard a good live rendition that measures up to it. 'Sultans of Swing' live has some vastly extended solos... especially that outro solo! 😏😁 Sorry I didn't catch your reaction earlier!
Y’all are becoming my favorites. Keep up the good work bros. His guitar tone is unique as hell.
The guys from England, scotland Wales were into Blues big time, for some reason a ton of Robert Johnson records were available in England in the 50's and 60's, and these guys like Eric Clapton and Mark Knophler were listening to their parents records and getting that cross roads blues sound into their veins, laying bed with a guitar on their chest trying to pick along with the original Robert Johnson sound,,, and next thing you know you got some amazing self taught UK performers doing stuff no one had heard before.. what a great time.. when Jimmy Hendrix went to england he played Eric Claptons guitar.. and played with Cream, and such,, What a time it must have been.. mid sixties wow.. Mark Knophler wrote sultans of swing as a teenager as he watched a bad band hack it out poorly in a pub in lower south London...The Band actually called themselves the SULTANS of Swing and Mark just told the story....
Great reaction guys! Nice surprise to see (Dire Straights).
Another smooth track from them comes from the Desperado soundtrack. The song - 6 BLADE KNIFE.
Hollywood and Smoke, have a bangin day!
✌️
Regarding the discussion about the Blues at the end of the video - a historical journey from the beginning of the blues would be an EXCELLENT direction for this channel to take as a side quest.
Yo. Mark Knopfler is one of my favourite guitarr players. Dimebag, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler..
Guitar George refers to George Young, brother of AC/DCs Angus & Malcolm Young. And Harry refers to Harry Vanda who together with George were Vanda & Young. Music producers and songwriters in Australia.
Guitar George and Harry who has a daytime job are George Young (Angus’s older brother) and Harry Vanda, one of Australia’s greatest song writing/producing teams.
They had a hand in AC/DC early days. And a band called The Easybeats and another one called Flash and the Pan.
Loved this reaction & your conversation. Subscribed
Sultans of Swing was a band playing in a pub that Mark Knoffler went to once. He wrote the song about the band and the members. As for the Mark Knoffler, he has played guitar in styles ranging from Cajun honkitonk, to country, to hard rock, to folk, to blues.... Listen to Heavy Fuel by the same band to get more of an idea of what Mark Knoffler could do.
Great song! I’m pretty sure this was a shorter version, some verses left out. check out the full length version when you get a chance. Also, the song both of you have probably heard from them is ‘Money For Nothing’. And yes, he is known for his guitar work.
Morning! Great song! So smooth sounding( I've always thought!)Glad you enjoyed it! Great reaction! I just love seeing y'all being introduced to new music! Thanks guys!🤓❤️
Recently discovered your videos, keep up the great work fellas.
When I was a child we all loved this rock band, it felt like nothing could be better, surprised that you didn't listen about them before. Now as a metalhead still loving them, keep pushing and keep reacting
I dig how you guys dug this.
Honest and open.
Thank you.
The blues as a music genre came out of slavery in the southern states. Call and echo (or repeat) is a staple of the blues and rock, and people would use a song in this fashion to put whatever enjoyment they could into repetitive forced labour. Chuck Berry and "Johnny B. Goode" was probably the genesis of what is known as most modern rock and roll. All of the big stars of rock cite Chuck as the guy from whom they learned what rock and roll guitar is. Dire Straits is blues and rock and even Spanish style guitar all rolled into one. They were MONSTER BIG when this album came out back in 1978. And Mark Knopfler is acknowledged as _easily_ one of the greatest guitarists of the Classic Rock era. 🎸🎸🎸💥💥💥
It's classic rock, guys. This song came on the radio near the end of the disco era, at a time when I thought there might not be anymore really good music, ever. Then I heard this and I knew music was going to survive.
Oh, and Stray Cats were rockability.
My generation lived through a golden age of music. We spent all our spare money buying records. I bought this album the day it was released.
One of my favorite songs of all time.
Fun fact, if you look carefully you can notice that Knopfler is playing fingerpick style, no pick on an electric. Which is pretty uncommon for an electric guitar, but it gives him that really kinda soft muted sound instead of it being sharp and crisp. It's quite a lot harder to fingerpick something fast than it is to use a pick.
Pink Floyd and The Beatles played a big part in bringing psychedelic rock to the mainstream.
Don't forget the Grateful Dead!
Or the Doors.
Whereas Maria Callas contributed very little.
Dire Straits have sold over 120 million units worldwide, including 51.4 million certified units, making them one of the best-selling music artists.
And, CAKE! You absolutely have to check out, CAKE! There's so many classics and amazing deep cuts and B-sides! A few of my favorites:
Love You Madly
Mr. Mastodon Farm
Satan is My Motor
Sheep Go to Heaven
Mark Knophler one of the best guitarist ever but not only that but a fantastic song writer. Blew my mind when watching the credits for The Princess Bride and saw he wrote all the music
One of the best guitarist ever he use the claw method.
One line is “the band is blowing Dixie, double four time”, that’s a hint to what the song is about. In the song he is telling you he’s in a band that plays Dixieland Jazz, a specific type of jazz from New Orleans, at a south London club, and then he’s telling you about the band members…guitar George is the rhythm guitarist and is broke, Harry has a daytime job so he doesn’t care if they never “make it”. Etc etc. listen to it again
You need to see the live version. It will make you cry its so much better. Best live performance of all time. You won't believe it.
I just today discovered you guys. The version you selected fades out before one of the most amazing guitar solos in the history of music. Looking forward to viewing more of your work.
In the lyrics, George and Harry, is supposedly about George Young and Harry Vanda, two Australian musicians from the 60's (the easybeats) and became a writers, producers for many international artists. George Young is the older brother of Malcolm and Angus Young of AC/DC.
Mark knoffler the lead singer and guitarist is known for being one of the world’s best at what he does
You guys are just great. I wish I had your open-minded eclectic appreciation of music.
romeo and juliet is a another great song new subscriber lovin it guys 🏴🏴
Mark Knopfler one of the guitar gods used to tour w Chet Adkins so that should tell ya something the fact his guitar is so dry musicians know that makes it harder can't rely on distortion /feedback that solo is iconic
My grandfather's band did a cover of this song that I have on both Cassette and digital copy. You probably won't find them anywhere, but if you do, let me know. They were called "4-Play".
Love your reactions!
Y’all have to revisit this song from their Alchemy live album. Best version hands down
SPOT ON!
One of the benefits of age is the ability to compare today’s music with that of yesteryear and, invariably, today’s music usually comes out second best.
I just want to go check and see how many views this song has had. Got to be up there! Nice reaction! Killed it!
People thought this was Bob Dylan singing when the song came out. Mark is an amazing storyteller and one of the best guitarist of all time.
Love ❤️ Dire Straits… one of my favourite is “Latest Trick”…..mean bros loved that unexpectedly Mark & boys got to…. Good rabbit hole to explore with DS…Awesome reaction….. I’ve always loved English music, tv , great talk bros …
I used to watch me some Soul Train whenever I was home sick from school!
I love the ACID BATH shirt, they are from my area, I was lucky to have seen them a couple times live, THEY ARE ONE OF MY FAVORITE BANDS OF ALL TIME