Johnny Marr Clarifies Smiths Reunion Reports: ‘I Didn’t Ignore the Offer – I Said No’
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The guitarist also refutes Morrissey's claims that he acquired the Smiths trademark to use on his own behalf
This Touring Man: Morrissey Announces Australia & New Zealand Shows
Posted in: Music NewsMorrissey will celebrate 40 years at the top with shows in Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney, and Auckland this December
Hear the Famously Awful Smiths Song Morrissey Called Out in Letter to Johnny Marr
Posted in: Music NewsHe could have picked out any Smiths classic, but he went with their obscure cover of the 1965 tune “Golden Lights”
Still Ill: Morrissey Really Wants Johnny Marr to Stop Talking About Him
Posted in: Music News“Must you persistently, year after year, decade after decade, blame me for everything … from the 2007 Solomon Islands tsunami to the dribble on your grandma’s chin,” former Smiths singer declares
Johnny Marr Not Charmed by Rick Astley’s Cover of the Smiths’ ‘This Charming Man’
Posted in: Music NewsThe Eighties crooner and the indie pop band Blossoms covered the track at a gig earlier this week
Bassist Guy Pratt on Touring With Pink Floyd and the Time He Nearly Joined the Smiths
Posted in: Music Features“I am definitely the only person who has been in the Smiths and Whitesnake,” says Pratt, who has played with Pink Floyd and their various offshoots since 1987
Johnny Marr Teaches Viewers How to Play the Smiths’ ‘The Headmaster Ritual’
Posted in: Music NewsGuitarist offers virtual lesson as part of Fender’s Artist Check-In series
Watch Morrissey Play Smiths Song ‘London’ for First Time in 13 Years
Posted in: Music News“Shoplifters of the World Unite” B-side has been out of his live rotation since 2007
Watch Morrissey Perform Smiths Obscurity ‘Half a Person’ for First Time in 20 Years
Posted in: Music NewsFan favorite was the B-side to “Shoplifters of the World Unite” and later appeared on the compilation album ‘Louder Than Bombs’
Why It’s Great the Smiths Broke Up
Posted in: Music NewsCelebrating the breakup of the Manchester foursome – Morrissey, Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce – 30 years later.
