Shadowing-Übung: Interview: Chris Farlowe Talks About His Musical Background - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube

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And now meet the man who opened our show today, Chris Farlow.
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And now meet the man who opened our show today, Chris Farlow.
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Chris, you're new to Top of the Pops, but no newcomer to the band scene.
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Exactly how long have you been around?
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I've had a band, different bands for the past eight years.
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And what sort of sound have you been making?
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The same sort you make now, or has it changed?
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Well, in the early days, it was rock and roll.
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Apparently the same as today, yeah.
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Did you find that for a long time you were sort of playing against what the kids wanted?
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Yeah, they thought we was playing modern jazz. Is it better now?
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Oh, yeah, it's great.
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You know, the kids are really knocking themselves out of it.
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Who do you think's been responsible for this?
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I think all the.. some of the stars have been saying things about us, you know.
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Yeah?
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Like who?
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Oh, the Beatles and Animals, Stones.
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They come along to listen to you?
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Yeah, sometimes they come along, yeah.
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The Animals always come along.
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And some of the...
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Paul McCartney comes along and sees us.
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And, of course, Eric Burton produced your latest record.
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Yeah, the full.
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Is that the first time he's produced a record?
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It's the first time he's ever produced one, yeah.
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Where did you get the number?
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It's an old Stanford Clark number of about seven, eight years ago.
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It was big, was it?
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It was big in America.
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I think it did a little over here, but I don't think it did a lot.
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Well, let's hope he's going to do a lot this time.
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Are you singing for us now?
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Yeah, certainly.
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Great.

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