On my album, I can still hear me trying to be Mick Ronson at times. Our generation was turned on by glam rock. I’d never seen so much video footage of that era. I watched the documentary on Spandau Ballet, Soul Boys of the Western World, for the first time last night. I’m interested in the world, and I still read autobiographies I’m interested in how you got to where you were. Led Zeppelin a bit, but those records still sound quite thin when I listen to them. One little gap in my musical area would probably be heavy metal. There are very few genres that I wouldn’t be interested in. Whenever we talk to anyone on Rockonteurs, I’m passionate about what they do. I wanted to be in that little corner of the playground where they were talking about Yes or Emerson, Lake & Palmer, and then I wanted to be over there where they were talking about Rod Stewart and The Faces. I attended a grammar school that was a mixture of working class kids and middle class kids. I told everyone I liked Bowie, but I secretly bought Genesis and listened to Yes. Being a fan of music history, I grew up in one of the most eclectic times to be around. The only euphoria you get is when you come off stage, and that’s only an overload of adrenaline that has got nowhere to go. On stage, you’re going through a technical process of playing and performing and worrying, and all the things it takes to do a good show. There’s even a track on this album that’s a homage to being a fan, “Waiting for the Band.” It’s about thinking about the fact that I still have my greatest musical moments as a fan, as opposed to being on stage. I’m fundamentally a massive fan of music.
You both have worked with so many people over the years. I’ve been enjoying the Rockonteurs podcast you do with Guy Pratt. Gary’s recent solo album, INSOLO, is a beautiful reflection on life, love, and music, and I jumped at the chance to ask him about his past and present. Net Weight: 16.5kg (AGE 300H) / 18.Esteemed songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist Gary Kemp was the force behind Spandau Ballet for many years, and currently plays in Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets, performing older Pink Floyd selections.Hardware: 4-Conductor Screw Terminal Adaptor (1), Non-Slip Rubber Feet (4) or Mini Phillips-Head Screwdriver (1).Faceplate: One-Piece Aluminium Front Panel with Handles (2) and Detachable Cooling Vents (2).Enclosure: Steel Chassis/Line-Replaceable Unit (LRU) Module.Built-In Power Supply (choose either 110V or 240V, 50/60Hz model).Output: 4-Pole SPEAKON (2), 4-Conductor Screw Terminal Socket.Mid-Point DC Drift, Short Circuit, Open Circuit, Thermal, Overload, Clip Limiter, Soft Start, Ultrasonic and RF.
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