Brian Johnson

Licht der Welt, der das Meisterstück fertig brachte, in die Fußstapfen des großen Bon Scott zu treten. Die Rede ist natürlich von Brian Johnson. AC/DC-Sänger Brian Johnson spricht im ROLLING-STONE-Interview über seine Hörprobleme, die für ihn fast das Ende in der Band bedeutet. Brian Johnson ist ein britischer Rocksänger, der als Sänger der australischen Hard-Rock-Band AC/DC bekannt wurde.

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Brian Johnson ist ein britischer Rocksänger, der als Sänger der australischen Hard-Rock-Band AC/DC bekannt wurde. Brian Johnson (* 5. Oktober in Dunston, Newcastle) ist ein britischer Rocksänger, der als Sänger der australischen Hard-Rock-Band AC/DC bekannt​. AC/DC-Sänger Brian Johnson spricht im ROLLING-STONE-Interview über seine Hörprobleme, die für ihn fast das Ende in der Band bedeutet. AC/DC-Sänger Brian Johnson vermisst Live-Musik und verrät seinen Lieblingssong. von Rolling Stone Im Interview plauderte der ​Jährige über. Licht der Welt, der das Meisterstück fertig brachte, in die Fußstapfen des großen Bon Scott zu treten. Die Rede ist natürlich von Brian Johnson. Mit Brian Johnson, Phil Rudd AC/DC geben neue Besetzung bekannt. Die australische Rockband AC/DC hat in den sozialen Medien ihre neue. Alle Artikel und Videos des Metal Hammer über Brian Johnson aus den Jahren bis heute. Lesen Sie jetzt.

Licht der Welt, der das Meisterstück fertig brachte, in die Fußstapfen des großen Bon Scott zu treten. Die Rede ist natürlich von Brian Johnson. AC/DC-Sänger Brian Johnson vermisst Live-Musik und verrät seinen Lieblingssong. von Rolling Stone Im Interview plauderte der ​Jährige über. Brian Johnson ist ein britischer Rocksänger, der als Sänger der australischen Hard-Rock-Band AC/DC bekannt wurde.

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Tanks were frequently stranded in the marshy ground and he was responsible for recovering them and also battle-damaged tanks, often under fire.

In some he stayed alone in the Chamber of Horrors , rode a circus horse, lay under a passing train, was hauled out of the sea by a helicopter and was attacked by a police dog.

He was also part of the radio commentating team for major state occasions such as the funeral of King George VI in , the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in , the Sovereign's annual birthday parade, the annual El Alamein reunion and in due course the royal weddings of Princess Margaret , Princess Anne and the Prince of Wales.

Johnston became a regular member of the TV commentary team and, in addition, became BBC cricket correspondent in In that year he also met and mentored his future TMS colleague the late Christopher Martin-Jenkins , who sought his advice about how to become a cricket commentator while still at school.

From onwards Johnston split his commentary duties between television three Tests and radio two Tests each summer.

In Johnston was dropped from the TV commentary team and he retired from the BBC two years later on his sixtieth birthday.

However, he continued to appear in a freelance capacity as a member of the team for the radio broadcasts, Test Match Special TMS for the next 22 years.

Johnston was responsible for a number of the TMS traditions, including the creation, often using the so-called Oxford "-er" , of the nicknames of fellow commentators for example, Jonathan Agnew is still known as "Aggers", Henry Blofeld as "Blowers", and the late Bill Frindall "the Bearded Wonder" as "Bearders".

He once complained on air that he had missed his cake at tea during one match, and was subsequently inundated with cakes from listeners.

The TMS team has continued to receive cakes from listeners ever since. In he was asked to stand in as the host of the long-running Sunday evening radio programme Down Your Way first broadcast in when Franklin Engelmann , who had hosted the programme since , died very suddenly.

He went on to host a further ten editions before leaving to commence his last full-time summer as the BBC cricket correspondent.

He was compulsorily retired from the BBC in September of that year having reached his 60th birthday. He was then contracted in a freelance capacity to host Down Your Way on a permanent basis since four other hosts trialled over the summer had proved to be less popular than him.

He went on to present this programme for 15 years before bowing out on his rd show equalling Engelmann's tenure in May just before his 75th birthday.

The final show featured Lord's Cricket Ground and included an interview with his old friend Denis Compton.

A valedictory photograph was taken showing Johnston standing in front of the Lord's scoreboard, which showed under the icon of Last Man to commemorate the event.

Thereafter the programme continued to be broadcast for a further five years, with a different celebrity host every week, before it was finally taken off the air in Johnston was renowned for his on-air schoolboy humour and puns.

In one incident during a Test match at the Oval in , Jonathan Agnew suggested that when Ian Botham was out hit wicket , trying to hurdle the stumps, it was because he had failed to "get his leg over" a British slang term meaning to have sex; Botham's sexual exploits had attracted national attention.

Johnston carried on commentating and giggling for 30 seconds before dissolving into helpless laughter.

Among his other gaffes were: "There's Neil Harvey standing at leg slip with his legs wide apart, waiting for a tickle", which he uttered when Harvey was representing Australia at the Headingley Test in Johnston claimed not to have noticed saying anything odd during the match, and that he was only alerted to his gaffe by a letter from "a lady" named "Miss Mainpiece".

Barry Johnston says "It was too good a pun to resist During and , Johnston said that he disapproved of the boycotts of South Africa by England cricket teams as he believed that sport and politics should not be mixed.

Apartheid was ended shortly after Johnston's death. Johnston variously presented and participated in a wide range of BBC radio and television programmes.

Johnston was also one of the presenters of the Channel 4 magazine programme for the over sixties for several years Years Ahead along with Robert Dougall , Zena Skinner and Paul Lewis.

He appeared as himself in the British film Derby Day. An Evening with Johnners , a one-man show that he performed towards the end of his life, was recorded and released, and reached number 46 on the UK Albums Chart in March , two months after his death.

His youngest daughter, Joanna, has Down syndrome. Pauline died in Sonning, Berkshire in September at the age of In the autumn of Johnston undertook a series of UK theatre tours, entertaining live audiences as a raconteur.

On the morning of 2 December , whilst in a taxi going to Paddington station en route to Bristol where he was due to fill a speaking engagement, he suffered a massive heart attack.

The taxi driver drove him straight to the nearest Maida Vale hospital where he was revived after suffering a cardiac arrest.

A few days later, Johnston met the taxi driver at his home and thanked him. However, he was re-admitted to hospital on 4 January after complaining of breathing problems and feeling unwell.

Brian Johnston died at 6. A memorial service was held in a packed Westminster Abbey on 16 May with over 2, people present. As a memorial to Johnston, his family together with some eminent members from cricket and broadcasting, established a trust fund to further causes close to Johnston's heart.

The Brian Johnston Memorial Trust was established in to promote cricket in schools and youth clubs, to help young cricketers requiring financial support and to promote disabled cricket.

The trust is now part of the Lord's Taverners.

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I think when he saw Brian at that time, to Bon it was 'Well he's a guy that knows what rock and roll is all about. I suppose when we decided to continue, Brian was the first name that Malcolm and myself came up with, so we said we should see if we can find him.

Malcolm remembers the day: "We were all sitting there going, Where's this guy Brian? He should have been here an hour ago. He's downstairs playing pool with the roadies' — so we thought, well, at least he plays pool.

When someone fetched him to meet them, Malcolm recalls that Johnson, "had tears in his eyes. He was as sad about Bon as we were.

Anyway, we said, Do you want to give it a go? We went, this guy is cutting the mustard. Anything else you know?

OK, we can knock that out, and he sang that great too. It put a little smile on our faces — for the first time since Bon.

So we just started working with him then. A week after that he was sent a plane ticket to the Bahamas their management's idea, partly for tax purposes and partly because there were no vacant studios in the UK [15] where he joined the Youngs, bassist Cliff Williams , drummer Phil Rudd and Highway to Hell producer Mutt Lange in Compass Point Studios.

It was a worldwide success and went on to become the second best-selling album of all time. In , Johnson returned to Tyneside and appeared in the controversial [ according to whom?

When asked by a fan during a radio interview why he stopped contributing lyrics, he laughed, "I ran out of words" and went on to explain that during recording he did not always enjoy the pressure of having to come up with an album's worth of lyrics and was relieved when the Young brothers filled in during The Razors Edge.

The band has since continued in that tradition for every album since. In , they released their eleventh album with Johnson, Rock or Bust. A symbol of the working class in the north of England, Johnson customarily wears a newsboy cap on stage and frequently off.

His brother suggested that the singer wear the cap onstage to prevent sweat rolling off his thick, curly hair into his eyes while singing.

As the band explained it, Johnson risked total hearing loss if he continued. Rock 'n' Roll". Johnson made a cameo appearance with rock band Muse on 31 August , performing a rendition of "Back in Black" with the group.

Since April , Johnson, who says "I love musical theatre, especially the classic stuff, like Rodgers and Hammerstein ", [26] has been working on a musical version of Helen of Troy with Sarasota Ballet choreographer, Robert de Warren.

Malcolm McDowell , who made his recording debut singing one of the songs for the soundtrack in Brian's studio, agreed to play Zeus.

It was released on DVD in July and contains music from the theatre production. A car and racing enthusiast, Johnson currently enjoys racing his vintage race cars: a Royale RP-4 and a Pilbeam MP84, which he races in vintage and historic races throughout the United States.

In , Johnson recorded with the band Jackyl on their song "Locked and Loaded", and in , wrote lyrics on the track "Kill the Sunshine" from their album Relentless.

He made a cameo appearance in the film Goal! His time of His autobiography Rockers and Rollers was published in He competed in the Silverstone Classic Celebrity Challenge race.

In , Johnson appeared as a guest singer on two songs on Sting 's album The Last Ship which features artists with roots in the northeast of England.

In May , Quest broadcast Cars That Rock with Brian Johnson , a documentary series fronted by Johnson where he explores his favourite iconic motor cars.

The first episode looks at the history of the Mini , with Johnson driving a big selection of the cars, including the car from the British caper film The Italian Job and the world's fastest Mini.

It concludes with Johnson racing a Mini Cooper at Brands Hatch , and finishes with him stating he has bought the car he raced. As of , the show can now be seen on the Velocity channel.

Series 1 comprised six episodes, with Johnson meeting contemporaries in the music industry to talk about their musical upbringings and careers.

Johnson will make a special guest appearance in American-British sitcom Laff Riot. He will play himself as the vexed employee of the Queen's Hotel in Blackpool.

Johnson married his first wife, Carol, in , [40] and they have two daughters: Joanne born , and Kala born He is now married to Brenda, [42] and lives in Sarasota, Florida.

The following year he travelled to Santos in Brazil [6] where he worked in the company office for 18 months. However, in he was struck down with an acute neurological condition and had to return to London.

After several months convalescence he returned to the City office in October but resigned the following year to join the army on the outbreak of the Second World War.

Following this, he was posted to the Grenadiers Training Battalion, based at Windsor , in the spring of , where he served as a Technical Adjutant.

They were due to join the British Expeditionary Force in France during May but these plans were overtaken by the retreat from Dunkirk. He remained stationed in the United Kingdom until the invasion of Europe in the summer of , when his battalion landed at Arromanches on the Normandy coast some three weeks after D Day.

He was later awarded the Military Cross in for his actions as technical adjutant after the battalion crossed the Rhine. Tanks were frequently stranded in the marshy ground and he was responsible for recovering them and also battle-damaged tanks, often under fire.

In some he stayed alone in the Chamber of Horrors , rode a circus horse, lay under a passing train, was hauled out of the sea by a helicopter and was attacked by a police dog.

He was also part of the radio commentating team for major state occasions such as the funeral of King George VI in , the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in , the Sovereign's annual birthday parade, the annual El Alamein reunion and in due course the royal weddings of Princess Margaret , Princess Anne and the Prince of Wales.

Johnston became a regular member of the TV commentary team and, in addition, became BBC cricket correspondent in In that year he also met and mentored his future TMS colleague the late Christopher Martin-Jenkins , who sought his advice about how to become a cricket commentator while still at school.

From onwards Johnston split his commentary duties between television three Tests and radio two Tests each summer. In Johnston was dropped from the TV commentary team and he retired from the BBC two years later on his sixtieth birthday.

However, he continued to appear in a freelance capacity as a member of the team for the radio broadcasts, Test Match Special TMS for the next 22 years.

Johnston was responsible for a number of the TMS traditions, including the creation, often using the so-called Oxford "-er" , of the nicknames of fellow commentators for example, Jonathan Agnew is still known as "Aggers", Henry Blofeld as "Blowers", and the late Bill Frindall "the Bearded Wonder" as "Bearders".

He once complained on air that he had missed his cake at tea during one match, and was subsequently inundated with cakes from listeners.

The TMS team has continued to receive cakes from listeners ever since. In he was asked to stand in as the host of the long-running Sunday evening radio programme Down Your Way first broadcast in when Franklin Engelmann , who had hosted the programme since , died very suddenly.

He went on to host a further ten editions before leaving to commence his last full-time summer as the BBC cricket correspondent.

He was compulsorily retired from the BBC in September of that year having reached his 60th birthday.

He was then contracted in a freelance capacity to host Down Your Way on a permanent basis since four other hosts trialled over the summer had proved to be less popular than him.

He went on to present this programme for 15 years before bowing out on his rd show equalling Engelmann's tenure in May just before his 75th birthday.

The final show featured Lord's Cricket Ground and included an interview with his old friend Denis Compton. A valedictory photograph was taken showing Johnston standing in front of the Lord's scoreboard, which showed under the icon of Last Man to commemorate the event.

Thereafter the programme continued to be broadcast for a further five years, with a different celebrity host every week, before it was finally taken off the air in Johnston was renowned for his on-air schoolboy humour and puns.

In one incident during a Test match at the Oval in , Jonathan Agnew suggested that when Ian Botham was out hit wicket , trying to hurdle the stumps, it was because he had failed to "get his leg over" a British slang term meaning to have sex; Botham's sexual exploits had attracted national attention.

He sang songs from the musical Hair and sang other soft-rock songs with the band. Some of the members of Jasper with Brian founded the band Geordie.

The band broke up later. After a spontaneous audition, Johnson was a part of the band. Soon enough, he was put on a plane and sent to the Bahamas.

That year the band released its album Back in Black. Since , he has been working on the musical performance and re-telling of Helen of Troy.

Johnson also participates in races for vintage cars. He published a book in , Rockers and Rollers. In May , we saw Johnson on-air talking about his favorite cars on Quest.

In April , we found Johnson talking about music and musical upbringings and careers of various contemporary artists. The singer-songwriter has not received any awards as such.

During the time Brian Johnson was at the time, in the year , the band was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Johnson has changed many bands ever since he started his career as a singer-songwriter.

He was even recorded as one of the highest-paid singers in the entire world.

In eigener Sache. Immer mit Vixen Serie Johnsons signifikante Ballonmütze, die er bei so gut wie jedem öffentlichen Auftritt trägt. Mehr zum Thema. Lebenslänglich (Film) Der Spiegel. Musik NewsReviewsStorys. Cliff Williams, der Bassist, war ausgestiegen, weil der Band seiner Ansicht nach zu viele Schlüsselmitglieder abhandengekommen waren. Gemeinsam Christiane König die beiden, eine Lösung zu finden. Es hatte nichts mit Musik zu tun.

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