#THE PASSENGER IGGY POP MOVIE#
#THE PASSENGER IGGY POP TV#

Gardiner also released a CD, The Passenger, which contains two versions of the title track, sung by his wife, Virginia A Scott. The Passenger (Iggy Pop) by Braveheartlive.

#THE PASSENGER IGGY POP TV#

In 1998, on the back of a TV car advertisement, it was eventually a hit. It was lifted from Lust for Life, as the flipside to Pop's 1977 flop, “Success”. I am the passenger And I ride and I ride I ride through the city's backsides I see the stars come out of the sky Yeah, they're bright in a hollow sky You know, it looks so good tonight I am the passenger I stay under glass I look through my window so bright I see the stars come out tonight I see the bright and hollow sky Over the city's a rip. The song was recorded at Hansa studios in Berlin. Pop completed the lyrics, inspired, he said, by a Jim Morrison poem. “When I was invited to join David and Iggy in Berlin, I did not realise that they needed material, so I was unprepared when they asked me if I had anything,” he says.Īs a fall-back, Gardiner played them his chord sequence on an unplugged Stratocaster. Gardiner first met Iggy Pop while contributing guitar parts to David Bowie's album, Low, and was retained for the pair's next collaboration, Lust for Life. Tekst utwory jest bazowany na jednym z wierszy Jima Morrisona z The Doors. “It was a case of the chord sequence 'slipping through' while I was lost in the glory of a beautiful spring morning,” he recalls, 30 years on. Kultowa piosenka z repertuaru Iggyego Popa.

#THE PASSENGER IGGY POP MOVIE#

He began idly strumming – Am-F-C-G, Am-F-C-E/E7. I am a passenger And I ride, and I ride I ride through the citys backsides I see the stars come out of the sky Yeah, theyre bright in a hollow sky You know it looks so good tonight I am the passenger I stay under glass I look through my window so bright I see the stars come out tonight I see the bright and hollow sky Over the citys ripped. Although the movie itself has a lot more style than substance, Todd Phillips’ War Dogs has a soundtrack to die for: Sweet Emotion by Aerosmith, Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd, Ain’t That a Kick in the Head by Dean Martin the list goes on. In fact, its origin was one sunny May in the mid-Seventies when Ricky Gardiner, a former member of the prog ensemble Beggars Opera, was sauntering, guitar in hand, under the apple blossom near his rural home. The Passenger uses photography from Esther Friedman and Paul McAlpine taken in. One might assume “The Passenger” was inspired by nocturnal car-rides through some concrete grey metropolis. Music promo celebrating the fortieth anniversary of Iggy Pops iconic track.

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