

Cornelius Carr talks about his career, British/World Titles, Morrissey music video & his new book.
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Could you let us know what CC said?At 13:28 he talks about meeting Morrissey.
Could you let us know what CC said?
I think what I heard was that he was at a boxing match, and someone said that Morrissey wanted to meet him. So Morrissey came to the dressing room to meet him, and CC ended up in the Boxers video, and his picture was on the drum kit. He agreed with the interviewer that Morrissey likes boxers. The interviewer was clearly a Morrissey fan.Could you let us know what CC said?
This concert was great, you are right. This memory means a lot to me. It's the last concert I went to with my first wife, before she died.Carr also said that he fought Collins in Point (now the Three Arena) in Dublin and he was later told Moz was there front row but Carr didn't see him. Moz had played with Bowie the night before in The Point. I was at that concert and Moz was excellent and looked & sounded great. That was the 1.Outside/Southpaw tour where Moz opened for Bowie.
Carr also said he only heard recently that his photo had been used as backdrop and on drum cover for the Boxers mini-tour. I found that mad cos I'd have assumed he'd have been invited to attend some of those concerts. I'm trying to remember but I think the Southpaw image of Kenny Lane was used for the Moz/Bowie concert in The Poin
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a friend, well he used to be a fecking friend used to know JW's bird.Carr also said that he fought Collins in Point (now the Three Arena) in Dublin and he was later told Moz was there front row but Carr didn't see him. Moz had played with Bowie the night before in The Point. I was at that concert and Moz was excellent and looked & sounded great. That was the 1.Outside/Southpaw tour where Moz opened for Bowie.
Carr also said he only heard recently that his photo had been used as backdrop and on drum cover for the Boxers mini-tour. I found that mad cos I'd have assumed he'd have been invited to attend some of those concerts. I'm trying to remember but I think the Southpaw image of Kenny Lane was used for the Moz/Bowie concert in The Point.
I think I've asked this before and forgotten the answer but is that Carr on the cover of Southpaw Grammar?
Yeah the vinyl looked and felt like that too. It was a stellar job.I remember the CD sleeve from World of Morrissey (original mid 90s version) with Carr on the cover. It had a beautiful almost metallic sheen to it, in this silvery yet golden green color. To the eyes, Carr's face completely rose off the cover, and it felt different to the touch as well compared to other more smooth/glossier CD sleeves at the time. I was proud to own it.
Yeah he actually looks nothing like CarrCover star is boxer Kenny Lane, taken from the April 1963 issue of The Ring (vol. XLIII no.3).
38 fights, 34 wins, 17 knockouts. What a career.Carr also said that he fought Collins in Point (now the Three Arena) in Dublin and he was later told Moz was there front row but Carr didn't see him. Moz had played with Bowie the night before in The Point. I was at that concert and Moz was excellent and looked & sounded great. That was the 1.Outside/Southpaw tour where Moz opened for Bowie.
Carr also said he only heard recently that his photo had been used as backdrop and on drum cover for the Boxers mini-tour. I found that mad cos I'd have assumed he'd have been invited to attend some of those concerts. I'm trying to remember but I think the Southpaw image of Kenny Lane was used for the Moz/Bowie concert in The Point.
Thanks for sharing that memory. It is amazing how music more than any other medium links to emotional memories in the brain. The memory of that night in Dublin must indeed mean a lot to you.This concert was great, you are right. This memory means a lot to me. It's the last concert I went to with my first wife, before she died.
She was a huge bowie fan, I'm more of a M fan. Though I'm not stupid enough to not think Bowie is the best there has been.
Thanks for the post. Made me cry like a biatch
I'm sorry to hear about your loss but glad you have great memories of the concert.This concert was great, you are right. This memory means a lot to me. It's the last concert I went to with my first wife, before she died.
She was a huge bowie fan, I'm more of a M fan. Though I'm not stupid enough to not think Bowie is the best there has been.
Thanks for the post. Made me cry like a biatch