Johnny Marr talks about why he's not in a "close relationship" with Morrissey

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Johnny Marr was a band member at The Smiths About Morrissey in a “close relationship” No, he talks about his relationship and collaboration as an artist because they are “different” from each other.

Johnny Marr is on the cover of the latest issue of “Uncut” magazine, including his new solo album “Fever Dreams Pt.1-4”. Previous The Cribs, Modest Mouse, Nile Rodgers, Chrissie Hynde, New Order Bernard Sumner, Billie Eilish

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Being in a band is “like being in an army companion or submarine,” and “there’s a lot of pressure, weirdness, and stress,” Johnny Marr said. He said that honesty is paramount to maintaining an artist relationship.

“It’s a simple word, but one of the reasons I’ve joined so many bands is because I wanted to be honest with them.” Johnny Marr says. “It wouldn’t be surprising to say that everyone has a close relationship with the person who worked. Spring except for one person. No surprise, but I and Morrissey are different from each other. But each musician But if you call someone else, you can quickly return to your previous relationship. “

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He goes on to say: “That’s why it’s honesty. I’m not a noble person. The people I’ve worked with are all wonderful. The Smiths are the only ones who didn’t like it. It’s embarrassing, but it’s terrible. I don’t want to talk about the group I formed, the group I loved, but I have to look at it from a different perspective.

In 2019, is Johnny Marr worried that the Smiths’ music and legends will be perceived differently because of Morrissey’s political beliefs? Talks to “NME” about.

“I don’t think history can change,” he said. “As I said before, I’m not worried because it has nothing to do with my life or my world. Songs are self-interested, listened to, and judged. It’s unavoidable, good or bad, and it’s forgotten in a few moments. It’s always been the case. I understand there’s a problem, but this happens. I’m used to it. “

” I’m not worried about losing culture. As a teenager, “Are you worried about not listening to The Velvet Underground?” It’s like asking “?”. That’s not possible. I know the reason for things. Even if various things happen. “

The other day, Johnny Mar released a new song “Night And Day”. “Night And Day” will be included in the double album “Fever Dreams Pt.1-4” released on February 25th. Johnny Marr has also decided to tour the UK with Blondie in April.

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