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Share I even worry that my decision to go on that flotilla with Sir Bob Geldof – who appeared to flick V signs to weather-beaten fishermen in their Captain Pugwash boats – might have helped the mutiny against the establishment and globalisation (the writer Allison Pearson, an Outer, tweeted me: ‘What are you doing on the condescending w. boat?’). But I don’t flatter myself.

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I’m feeling too stunned to try to make light of any of this after what happened overnight on Thursday. I can hear my brother’s voice in my head as I write this: ‘Don’t be gloomy! It’s going to be great.

And for God’s sake, Rake, I beg you – please don’t write another of your pieces.’. If anyone is going to give Boris the benefit of every doubt, it’s me. But I have to write and say this anyway. The polls were wrong. The markets were wrong. The bookies were wrong. The pundits were wrong.

But – although we can’t say the people were wrong, damn them – this still feels wrong to my stomach. I understand the fury of people who can’t get appointments at their GPs’ surgeries or their children places in primary schools. But when the BBC called it for the take-control freaks, as dawn spread over sea and the super-yachts squatting in the harbour, I went down to the beach and, by the shores of the Med, I sat down and wept. When I went into breakfast all the Brits were sitting around, stunned. A woman stopped at my table and said: ‘Yesterday I pitched that our agency should be the European hub of Intel. Today we’re not even European.’.

Johnson in 2017 Background information Born ( 1954-08-17) August 17, 1954 (age 63), U.S. Genres, Occupation(s) Musician, singer, songwriter, producer Instruments Guitar, vocals, piano Years active 1969–present Labels, Associated acts Electromagnets, Alien Love Child, Website Eric Johnson (born August 17, 1954) is an American guitarist. His 1990 album was certified platinum by the, and the single ' won the. Best known for his electric guitar skills, Johnson is also a highly proficient, and, as well as an accomplished pianist and vocalist. He plays in many genres, including rock, and. Magazine has called him 'one of the most respected guitarists on the planet'. Contents.

Music career Early life Born into a musically inclined family, Johnson and his three sisters studied piano, and his father was a whistling enthusiast. Johnson started learning the guitar at age 11 and rapidly began progressing through the music that would heavily influence his future style, including, Ric Bailey, and, among others. At the age of 15, he joined his first professional band, Mariani, a group.

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In 1968, Johnson and the group recorded a demo, which saw an extremely limited release; years later, the recording became a prized collector's item. Early bands. The Electromagnets with Eric Johnson performing at in, on April 11, 1976. After graduating from high school, Johnson briefly attended the and traveled with his family to Africa.

He eventually returned to Austin and in 1974, joined a local fusion group called Electromagnets. The group toured and recorded regionally, but did not attract attention from and as a result, disbanded in 1977. However, the strength of Johnson's playing attracted a small to the group's early recordings, and decades later, their two albums were given wide release on compact disc. Seven Worlds Following the Electromagnets' demise, Johnson formed a touring trio, the Eric Johnson Group, with drummer Bill Maddox and bassist Kyle Brock. They played to audiences around Austin.

From 1976–1978, Johnson recorded, his debut album, at Odyssey Studios in Austin. Contract disputes followed, and Seven Worlds wasn't released until 1998 on. Unable to secure a new management contract, Johnson began working as a for some well-known acts, including, and.

While a session musician, Johnson continued to perform locally in Austin. Johnson's career rebounded in 1984 when he was signed to. There is some disagreement about how Johnson caught the company's attention, with some reports suggesting that recommended him after hearing him perform on the TV show.

Others suggest that it was Christopher Cross and producer who recommended Johnson to the label. Tones and Ah Via Musicom In May 1986, Guitar Player magazine ran a cover story about Johnson.

The article helped promote the release of Tones and brought Johnson critical praise as well as elevating his profile in the guitar and music community. The album's track 'Zap' was nominated for the 1987, but as a whole, the album didn't sell well, and Warner Bros. Let Johnson's contract expire. He signed on with Cinema Records, distributed. By the time Johnson released his 1990 Capitol Records debut album, Ah Via Musicom, he was regularly winning awards for his musicianship in the guitar press. During this period, Johnson also drew recognition for the rich, violin-like tone he coaxed from his vintage.

The album's second track, ', exemplified his unique sound and won Johnson a 1991 Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance. Ah Via Musicom was a hit and was certified. Venus Isle Johnson is an admitted perfectionist, and those traits seemed to work against the Ah Via Musicom follow-up release. Unhappy with his recordings, Johnson mastered, then later scrapped, several completed tracks for the new album and delayed its release for three years, on top of the three years he had spent touring in support of Ah Via Musicom. He also had setbacks involving musical growth and personal issues while recording his next album,. Venus Isle was released on September 3, 1996. It was an album with that demonstrated Johnson's growth as a guitarist, songwriter, producer, musical arranger, and vocalist.

But the album received mixed reviews and did not match the success of its predecessor. As a result, Johnson was dropped from Capitol Records. He rebounded with a successful tour from October to November 1996 with fellow guitarists and.

Named the, it resulted in a successful platinum-selling compact disc and DVD titled. Solo albums in the 2000s Johnson eventually returned to the recording studio, releasing in January 2002 on his own Vortexan Records label. The album, released on the Internet, received nearly 65,000 plays in the first seven weeks after it was made available on mp3.com. Johnson promoted Souvenir with an electric tour in 2003 and an acoustic tour in 2004.

Johnson's album was released in June 2005, on Vai's Favored Nations label. The album was divided into three sections with different musical styles, intended to showcase Johnson's versatility. His December 1988 Austin City Limits performance was released on both DVD and compact disc on in November 2005. His instructional guitar DVD, The Art of Guitar , was also released at the end of 2005. On June 24, 2014, Provogue Records released Europe Live, a retrospective of Johnson's work that features two new compositions.

One of the new compositions is entitled 'Evinrude Fever' and draws inspiration from water skiing and boating. Other projects In 1994, Johnson formed a side project called Alien Love Child and played shows sporadically while recording Venus Isle. The positive fan feedback from the shows made Alien Love Child a permanent gig. A live performance recording, was released in 2000 on Steve Vai's label. In 1998, Johnson was among the judges in magazine's 'Best Unsigned Bands' competition, along with, of, and of. In 2003, Johnson contributed a guitar solo on 's solo album, More to Life than This.

The solo was featured on the track 'The Good, the Sad and the Ugly'. In September 2006, Johnson took part in a theatrical production titled Primal Twang: The Legacy of the Guitar – the first definitive theatrical journey through the guitar’s colorful and controversial 3,500-year history. In September 2007, Johnson participated in a second theatrical production by the same company titled Love In: A Musical Celebration in which he performed a Jimi Hendrix set, a tribute to the year 1967, often called 'The Summer of Love'. In late 2006, Johnson participated in a second G3 tour in South America, with Joe Satriani and. Johnson appeared as part of magazine's Ultimate Musician's Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas in February 2014, with guitarists, and others.

He appeared with, and as part of the eighth edition of the Experience Hendrix Tour highlighting the music of Jimi Hendrix, in March 2014. Johnson returned to the Experience Hendrix Tour in September and October 2014.

Johnson and fellow guitarist kicked off their Eclectic Guitar Tour on November 6, 2014, and released an album supporting it on October 27, 2014. In August 2015, he participated in the 'Vai Academy' along with guitarists and, and also kicked off an acoustic tour of the Southwest. Guitars and equipment Guitars.

Fender Eric Johnson Stratocaster Johnson is best known for playing stock and electric guitars through a triple amp setup that consists of Fender, and. Johnson has also played other guitar brands such as, and a, which appears on the cover of the Ah Via Musicom album. In 2001, Johnson added a Custom Shop '59 Les Paul Reissue to his guitars of choice. Johnson has had several models built to his specifications for sale in the mass market. In 2003, released a limited-edition Eric Johnson Signature MC-40 guitar built to his specifications. Johnson donated 5 percent of the profits of the guitar's sales to his father's alma mater, Jefferson Medical College. Johnson has also been known to use the before his signature Martin guitar was released.

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In 2005, Fender released an Eric Johnson Signature Fender Stratocaster also built to his specifications. This was followed up in early 2009 when Fender released the Eric Johnson Signature Stratocaster Rosewood model, featuring the same specifications as the Eric Johnson Maple Neck guitar, with the addition of an unusual 3-ply, 8-hole white pick guard, hotter treble pickup, and a bound rosewood laminate fingerboard with dot. In January 2006, a man named Brian Sparks was arrested for posing as Johnson and in the process defrauding businesses out of about US$18,000 worth of guitars and equipment. Also in 2006, some of Johnson's guitars that had been stolen 24 years before were recovered.

Johnson has also released other signature gear such as GHS Eric Johnson Nickel Rockers Electric Guitar Strings, DP211 Eric Johnson Signature Custom Pickups, and a Fullton-Webb amplifier. Also has released an Eric Johnson signature Jazz III plectrum and an Eric Johnson signature Fuzz Face. 2012 also saw the introduction of the Eminence Eric Johnson signature 12' alnico guitar speaker. In early 2015, announced the 'Eric Johnson Tone Capsule', an accessory to Roland Blues Cube amplifiers. Effects Johnson uses such as the Dallas-Arbiter, BK Butler Tube Driver, MXR KD IV Stereo Chorus, Vox CryBaby wah-wah, Barracuda flanger, Prescription Electronics Experience octave fuzz, AC Booster, Flanger/Doubler, Deluxe Memory Man delay, DD-2 Digital Delay, 1500 Digital Delay, Echo Pro Studio Modeler, and up to two tape delays. All of these are connected to multiple A/B boxes to create sounds and tones that are both clean and distorted.

Has also begun selling Johnson's signature Fuzz Face pedal. Recording In late 2006, Johnson switched from recording in analog to digital format. ^ – at Grammy.com. Retrieved May 8, 2014.

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