Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 5月23日 00時15分

Happy birthday, #Morrissey! "For Morrissey...first bloom came in 1965 when he bought his first record, 'Come and Stay With Me, by Marianne Faithfull. He was six years old... He also devoured pithy romantic hits by female singers like Cilia Black, the Marvelettes and Sandie Shaw... 'To me, the two-minute-ten-second single was power,' says Morrissey. 'It was blunt, to the point.' Yet until his midtwenties Morrissey marveled at that power only in private. The son of a security guard and a librarian, now divorced, Morrissey lived a hermitic existence in Manchester, drawing unemployment, reading Oscar Wilde and writing mostly for his own satisfaction, until Johnny Marr literally appeared at Morrissey's door with his guitar one day in '82. 'He had heard of me, of this strange literary recluse,' Morrissey laughs. 'He was curious.' With local acquaintances Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce, Marr already had the makings of a band. Morrissey had the words and the voice, a tremulous choirboy's cry. After playing only seven shows together, #theSmiths had a record contract with Rough Trade Records, a top British independent label.” From RollingStone.com Photograph by Clare Muller

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