I'm only 59 and I think the same

Yes, but NO

@@SuperDenonciateur NO BUT YES.

Tengo 69 esta música es lo máximo para mi. Dios te bendiga

The funny thing is I'm 57 and think i don't have much life left. You're 70 and there's a decent chance you can do 30 more years. That's the fun part of living.

I can relate to what you're saying.

Yes exactly.

Yes exactly

Purtroppo di giovani come ce ne sono pochi ormai, quello che hai detto ti fa onore. ❤

Fakat ruhları genç❤

Vd

Always Mark make good music.

And he strikes me as a modest man!!

​@@jacquismith3277Indeed he is

@@annetteturner5972 😊

I have the same look on my puss listening. And I cried. Cause of Mark.

Totally agree with this lovely comment.

Would dearly love to see those photos if you'd care to share.

Please Can WE see these photos

I agree with you. Even the Best guitarists close to Mark are supporters.

Me too!

That's true

What I'm struck by, as both a listener and a working musician, is (1)just how much incredible music people (ESPECIALLY young people!) are continuing to make today, and (2)how we never hear about ANY of it, because the commercial pop machine has basically displaced everything else. Back in the early Mesolithic when Keith Richards and Mick Jagger were young, they met by fighting over those incredibly rare American blues records in the basement of local music stores, because there might be only two or three copies of that Son House record in all of England. Since then, most people who are living adults today have lived through years of absolute wonder, when you could go into a record store or turn on the radio and hear incredible music. The late 1990s were a time when Mark's incredible skills made him a well-known and popular musician who made a good living, sold plenty of albums, and lived a very comfortable life. The early 1980s, on the other hand, were a time when Mark's incredible skills made him the frontman of what was for a time the single biggest popular rock band in the world. Mark hasn't gotten any worse, obviously (if anything, he's a better singer now!). He's just as good as ever. But the world of music has changed. That brief period where what's "good" and what's popular" didn't last that long, in the history of music. It began with the Beatles, or mayyyyybe with Chuck Berry, and it ended maybe, with the breakup of Dire Straits. Since then, we've steadily climbed back down to where we started. There is STILL great music being made, beyond and beneath the cesspool. It just takes a lot more work to find. We're back to the life Mick & Keith lived, scrounging through the basement bins of local music stores (or the Internet equivalent, Bandcamp!) for those artists who will never land with al the rest of the crap on the Billboard Top 40. We're still there. Don't give up looking.

Sim

Wow well said 👌👌

Olá Spomenka!🙋🏼‍♀️🎶🎸🥰

Hola Spomenka, olá Jaqueline 🙋

@@AgustinKnopfler, hola Agustin🫂🤩🙋‍♀️💫🎸💫🤩

Gran canción 🎵🎸❤️🎶🙋🫂

@@AgustinKnopfler Estoy de acuerdo, hermosa canción, estoy encantada. 💫🍀💫🙋‍♀️🫂

Nagyon szeretnék tovább maradni vele és a zenéjével.

Vagyunk ezzel még jó páran igy.

You are blessed

Ain't that right!!!😃

I'm 46 and it's the same thing for me Greetings from Algeria 🇩🇿 Constantine

And that's John McCusker there on fiddle as well - great to see & hear!

От всей души присоединяюсь. Любимые...

Yeah!! Me also...L💝VE from BANGLADESH...🇧🇩....👍❣️👌

C'est un magicien