Mark and Bobby

[Justme]

I'd like to suggest a time machine for finding the specified article. 
Joking aside, you may find here what you're looking for:

http://web.archive.org/web/20080727044531/http://www.knopfler.net/index.html
It's a pity that knopfler.net doesn't exist anymore "in real".

You may also visit the web archive in general at: http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

[Love Expresso]

Hey, thank you for that! Really appreciated!

Btw, does anybody know what Tomas Molin is up to these days? Or is he even hanging around here with another nickname? Surely, nobody would utter it
here I understand...     

LE

[Jules]

It's from an interview from "Record Collector" magazine, around 93 or 94 I think, right in the middle of the Golden Heart sessions. I do have it but I would need to dig it out of the loft and scan, maybe somebody could do it before me (Val? ). MK tells how he has three bands together, one in Nashville, one in Ireland and one in Britain with Nick Lowe, Carrack etc because he wrote a song about shipbuilding (which we can now assume to be My Claim To Fame) and it wouldn't have been right to have US musicians playing on it.

Cant find that interview in Toma

[superval99]

It's from an interview from "Record Collector" magazine, around 93 or 94 I think, right in the middle of the Golden Heart sessions. I do have it but I would need to dig it out of the loft and scan, maybe somebody could do it before me (Val? ). MK tells how he has three bands together, one in Nashville, one in Ireland and one in Britain with Nick Lowe, Carrack etc because he wrote a song about shipbuilding (which we can now assume to be My Claim To Fame) and it wouldn't have been right to have US musicians playing on it.

Sorry, dusty, I can't help with that!   

[Pottel]

wonder what song this is:
 Then I cut a song that didn't get on the rocord with Nick Lowe and Paul Carrack, my little English Group.

[Pottel]

It's from an interview from "Record Collector" magazine, around 93 or 94 I think, right in the middle of the Golden Heart sessions. I do have it but I would need to dig it out of the loft and scan, maybe somebody could do it before me (Val? ). MK tells how he has three bands together, one in Nashville, one in Ireland and one in Britain with Nick Lowe, Carrack etc because he wrote a song about shipbuilding (which we can now assume to be My Claim To Fame) and it wouldn't have been right to have US musicians playing on it.

would love you to go out and find it :-)

[ds1984]

Check this : http://www.neck-and-neck.com/disco/albums/gh.html

CARRACK, PAUL    [16,19,20,21,22]
IRWIN, BOBBY    drums [16,19,20,21,22]
LOWE, NICK    [16,19,20,21,22]


16. My Claim To Fame (04:39)
 

UNRELEASED TRACKS

19. Batting For England
20. No Wonder He's Confused
21. Secondary Waltz
22. Speedway To Nazareth

[knopfling]

LoveEx, I've wondered for a long time what happened to Tomas Molin, too. When TR went down the first time, he finally answered an email that I sent him asking if he was OK, and he said he was, that the trouble was with the server or something. Then both seemed to disappear.
His page wasn't updated for a very long time, so I haven't looked at it for a year or so at least.

[Love Expresso]

The last thing I remember from him was that he wrote somewhere that he fell asleep during the first listen of Shangri-La...  Maybe he just dislikes the route and style that Marks music took and left.

LE

[sak4]

LoveEx, I've wondered for a long time what happened to Tomas Molin, too. When TR went down the first time, he finally answered an email that I sent him asking if he was OK, and he said he was, that the trouble was with the server or something. Then both seemed to disappear.
His page wasn't updated for a very long time, so I haven't looked at it for a year or so at least.

Thomas kept an amazing website for ages, its good to go through and read it even now.  It was full of so much detail.

 

[Jules]

One of the questions I always had about the Golden demos tape is who plays the keyboards and the mandolin / second guitar?

Its clear that Nick Lowe plays the bass, Bobby Irwin plays the drums, but what plays Paul Carrack and who plays the other instrument (keyboards / mandolin)?

[ds1984]

Paul Carrack is a keyboard player but not only

see wiki entry : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Carrack

Would be curious to be able to attend Mark on stage with that core band.

[dustyvalentino]

Yeah, I wonder who plays that fantastic mandolin on No Wonder He's Confused. What a great track.

[Banjo99uk]

Someones written a new book aboout Bobs songs, this excerpt is about Blind Willie McTell and talks about the recording session with MK

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-09-05/new-book-about-bob-dylan/?cid=bs:archive3

[Pottel]

The Power Station studio is hushed; there is a barely audible footfall, then Dylan strikes a single piano key. It is a quiet but stark call to musical order. Mark Knopfler softly, exquisitely picks an acoustic guitar in the background, then joins in; Bob Dylan hits a quick pair of somber E- flat minor chords, sketches two measures of melody, and begins to sing, wearily: