John Bolton - November 18, 2010


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The Worlds Best Guitar Riffs of the 80's is a weekly show hosted by John Rocha and Matt Knott featuring some of the world's most influential guitar riffing legends. This week the lads are joined by legendary guitarist Mark Phillips to discuss his personal favourite guitar riffs from the 80s.

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00:00:00.000 guitar riffs of the 80's
00:00:02.560 and try to get Michael Wright on the air
00:00:04.500 he wrote the list, how do you come up with these
00:00:06.280 there's so much great stuff Mark
00:00:07.860 there's so much stuff and there's so many that are not on
00:00:10.780 yeah I know
00:00:12.040 so we'll try to get him on the air with us
00:00:14.680 next week, he was really busy this week
00:00:16.340 number four, Scorpions
00:00:18.540 Rock You Like a Hurricane
00:00:20.080 simple isn't it, real simple
00:00:30.840 it hooks you real quick
00:00:32.220 Ozzy Osbourne, one of the
00:00:33.960 one of those great guys, Randy Rose
00:00:36.920 died in a very bizarre accident
00:00:38.500 it's a crazy train
00:00:50.080 yeah
00:00:52.740 that's great stuff
00:00:54.400 Rolling Stones, Start Me Up
00:00:55.800 and I think Keith Richards, I call him Keith Riffard
00:00:58.360 good old Keith
00:00:59.460 he comes up with those simple riffs
00:01:02.240 this is like two chords
00:01:03.880 Start Me Up, two, maybe three chords
00:01:05.900 that's how he remembers them
00:01:07.320 there's only a couple
00:01:08.560 he knew later on there'd be lots of damage
00:01:12.520 so he's got to keep it simple
00:01:13.620 so Start Me Up
00:01:14.860 I remember when I first met you
00:01:31.480 I took lessons from you
00:01:33.000 and I said, what kind of music do you like?
00:01:34.260 you said, I like stuff that has a good melody
00:01:36.260 all these songs have good melodies
00:01:37.900 the very first one on the list
00:01:40.380 number one
00:01:41.040 is, first of all, a great guitarist
00:01:43.740 but also a group that at the time
00:01:46.360 was sort of heavy metal
00:01:47.460 nowadays they just seem like good rock and roll
00:01:49.020 but wrote good melodies as well
00:01:50.520 number one is Back in Black by ACDC
00:01:53.340 Sing it, John
00:02:09.280 Sing it, come on, buddy
00:02:12.880 Ba-dum-ba 1.00
00:02:14.620 Ba-dum-ba 1.00
00:02:16.600 Ba-dum-ba 1.00
00:02:16.800 No, no, no
00:02:18.360 I can't do it
00:02:19.900 I'll break my voice this morning 0.98
00:02:21.360 you're sick
00:02:21.880 you're not doing too bad 0.87
00:02:22.780 I'm really sick now, John
00:02:23.960 So that's the top ten
00:02:24.840 and what do you think of the last friggin' list?
00:02:26.260 I think it's great
00:02:26.940 What's missing, Mark?
00:02:27.800 What's one that
00:02:28.300 Oh, where's Van Halen?
00:02:29.800 Oh, yeah
00:02:30.380 Oh, I mean, it's 80s
00:02:32.080 Yeah, no kidding
00:02:33.200 I'm a big blues fan
00:02:35.020 so Stevie Ray Vaughan's got to be on the list somewhere
00:02:37.280 Yeah, Cold Shot or something like that
00:02:38.800 Right, yeah
00:02:39.260 You know, looking back, though
00:02:40.620 I think the greatest riff writer
00:02:41.900 and maybe, you know, tell me if I'm wrong here
00:02:43.560 Jimmy Page
00:02:44.240 Hands down, man
00:02:45.540 Hands down
00:02:46.120 He did so many great riffs
00:02:47.100 I think it was great
00:02:47.660 Stuff like Black Dog
00:02:48.580 Rock and Roll
00:02:49.280 The Ocean
00:02:49.940 You know, just on and on
00:02:52.760 I mean, he wrote great, great riffs
00:02:54.340 Great having you in here
00:02:55.860 You got a new
00:02:56.720 I'm really looking forward to Saturday night
00:02:58.480 You got a new thing going on
00:02:59.940 Yeah
00:03:00.120 What's happening?
00:03:00.500 I started a blues trio
00:03:02.680 Finally doing some stuff that I've always wanted to do since I was a kid
00:03:06.360 And I'm fronting it
00:03:08.040 And a good buddy of mine, Camilla Point
00:03:10.940 Kind of kicked me in the rear to get things going
00:03:13.820 And I'm playing with Mr. Jim Sharp on drums
00:03:16.560 Yeah, he called here
00:03:17.500 Yes, he did
00:03:18.280 Asked you about Smoke on the Water, best riff ever
00:03:20.320 And Mr. Bobby Tasty on Dave
00:03:24.060 So what kind of stuff are you doing?
00:03:27.080 I know from talking to you over the last couple of years
00:03:29.200 You kind of want to mix it up
00:03:30.600 You don't want to get people depressed
00:03:32.040 You want to have some fun with it
00:03:32.920 Definitely
00:03:33.200 I find when I go see blues bands
00:03:35.200 You hear that same kind of feel throughout the evening
00:03:38.520 And after about three or four songs
00:03:39.960 You get kind of complacent with it
00:03:41.300 So we definitely want to change up the feels throughout the evening
00:03:44.180 It's not just blues
00:03:46.020 I even kind of refrain from calling it blues
00:03:49.820 So where's the show with Tom?
00:03:52.820 It's at Lola's
00:03:54.860 It's at 9 o'clock on Saturday night
00:03:56.980 I'll be there
00:03:57.420 I'm looking forward to it
00:03:58.480 What kind of stuff are you going to be playing?
00:04:01.100 Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan
00:04:02.860 Yeah, tons of stuff
00:04:04.460 Guitar player music
00:04:05.780 Jamie and I wanted to sing along
00:04:08.000 I wondered if you could play a little bit of
00:04:09.300 Mary Had a Little Lamb by Stevie Ray
00:04:11.580 We'd get in on this, couldn't we, Jamie?
00:04:13.480 Oh, for sure
00:04:13.960 Let me get my tambourine
00:04:15.000 No, I don't have one
00:04:22.820 Take me home, Johnny, take me home
00:04:36.740 Cause Mary had a little lamb 1.00
00:04:41.400 It seemed white and snow, yeah
00:04:45.200 And everywhere the dial went
00:04:48.900 The man was sure to go for
00:04:52.700 He followed her to prove
00:04:56.280 Mark, thanks very much for coming in
00:05:11.320 It's a really great time
00:05:12.740 We'll see you on Saturday night
00:05:14.020 That's at Lola's at 9 o'clock
00:05:15.160 Should be a lot of fun
00:05:16.040 And I'm looking forward to
00:05:17.320 Seeing Mark on stage
00:05:18.680 We've been talking about this for a long time
00:05:19.980 It's going to be lots and lots of fun
00:05:21.400 It's 9 in Cornwall
00:05:22.500 High of 11 today
00:05:23.380 Rain expected
00:05:24.500 And windy
00:05:25.060 Clearing tonight
00:05:25.760 Windy and zero
00:05:26.960 Tomorrow makes it sun and cloud
00:05:28.080 With a high of 3
00:05:28.780 Friday