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Artist - Johnny Marr & Maxine Peake
Title - The Priest
Genre - Indie Year - 2017
Format - Single Time - 5:35
Label - New Voodoo Records Store - play.google.com
01. The Priest 5:35
The supple, ringing guitars of Johnny Marr helped establish
the Smiths among the most acclaimed and enduring bands of the
1980s. Born John Maher in Manchester, England, on October 31,
1963, he played in such little-known groups as Sister Ray and
Freaky Party before forming the Smiths with singer Morrissey
in 1982. In the years to follow they emerged among Britain's
most successful acts, but in 1987, following sessions for the
LP "Strangeways, Here We Come", Marr dissolved the group,
claiming their musical approach had gone stale.
Marr's 2017 duet with Maxine Peake.