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Johnny Marr's guitar stolen, Healers track in Uncut

posted by davidt on Friday September 08 2000, @09:30AM
Johnny's evening marred by guitar theft - Link to NME article from Cindy.

An anonymous person writes: There is an exclusive track by Johnny Marr's Healers on the free Cd with the latest issue of UNCUT magazine (cover has Apocalypse Now poster). This is the first time anything has actually been released on CD by JMarr's new band. It costs £3.50 in Britain, dont know if you can get it abroad?
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  • ...and i'm giving it to Boz Boorer, so he can play the Smiths songs 'just like johnny did'
    Anonymous -- Friday September 08 2000, @01:19PM (#2188)
  • what months issue? I know it's not Sept as I have that one.

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    Anonymous -- Friday September 08 2000, @09:35PM (#2206)
  • Could it be the same guitar he used on the Top of the Pops' programme - where they performed "The Boy With the Thorn in His Side"? [See The Complete Picture Vid/DVD]
    mozsing -- Saturday September 09 2000, @09:45AM (#2221)
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  • I know it's kind of cruel, but really The Healers are just an terrible group, and just coz once, a long long time ago, one of them used to be in Morrissey's group, it really doesn't justify spending your hard, (or even easy) earned cash on this trash! Honestly, you'd never give it a second listen if he'd never been in the Smiths, And finally, this prooves that it was Morrissey that was the real talent in the Smiths, and without him none of the others would have got noticed outside Manchester! Marr has done NOTHING any good with the exception of a couple of Pet Shop Boys tunes, since leaving the Smiths.Don't waste your time on him.
    ted -- Tuesday September 12 2000, @10:53AM (#2264)
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