22.01.2018, 22:02
Jim Johnston hat sich erstmals seit seinem WWE Weggang in einem Interview dazu geauessert, und zwar beim Sean Mooney Podcast.
https://audioboom.com/posts/6602111-epis...m-johnston
Johnson sagte:”I had a brief conversation with Vince and it was over. All I'll say is that I think there were a lot of ways to end it and the way that it ended was, I think there were better ways to end it where everyone could have walked away with a much better feeling. And after 32 years, it just seems like a lost opportunity to me. I don't really understand it but, hey, it was an extraordinary run. I think the reality is that I've got a lot of other music I'm dying to write. I'm gonna go off and write that now and see what happens and go off and see who I can write for.”
32 Jahre bei der Firma, und dann nur ein kurzes Gespraech? Es ist typisch fuer Vince, wenn er eine Geschaeftsbeziehung beendet, kann er sehr kalt sein, das berichteten schon sehr viele. Manchmal kann man es sogar nachvollziehen, aber Johnston, der ueber Jahre soviel positiven Einfluss hatte auf das WWF Produkt? Der Typ hat den Soundtrack meiner Jugend produziert.
Interessant ist der Part in dem Johnson auch erzaehlt das er in den Anfangsjahren viel mit Vince selbst zusammen arbeitete, dann aber Kevin Dunn dazwischen kam.
“Well, early on, he and I spent a lot of time together. I was out on the road and fortunately that stopped, so I could really just concentrate on being in the studio. It was actually necessary. It had to stop because of the demands and the need in the company for music was growing so rapidly that I was working seven days a week to keep up with stuff. But early on it was a very direct relationship where he would tell me about new stuff coming up that was needed and it was real simple. Slowly over time Kevin Dunn became a little bit of a go-between between us as well as having his own contributions. My interactions with Vince started to decrease while Kevin Dunn directly managed me.”
https://audioboom.com/posts/6602111-epis...m-johnston
Johnson sagte:”I had a brief conversation with Vince and it was over. All I'll say is that I think there were a lot of ways to end it and the way that it ended was, I think there were better ways to end it where everyone could have walked away with a much better feeling. And after 32 years, it just seems like a lost opportunity to me. I don't really understand it but, hey, it was an extraordinary run. I think the reality is that I've got a lot of other music I'm dying to write. I'm gonna go off and write that now and see what happens and go off and see who I can write for.”
32 Jahre bei der Firma, und dann nur ein kurzes Gespraech? Es ist typisch fuer Vince, wenn er eine Geschaeftsbeziehung beendet, kann er sehr kalt sein, das berichteten schon sehr viele. Manchmal kann man es sogar nachvollziehen, aber Johnston, der ueber Jahre soviel positiven Einfluss hatte auf das WWF Produkt? Der Typ hat den Soundtrack meiner Jugend produziert.
Interessant ist der Part in dem Johnson auch erzaehlt das er in den Anfangsjahren viel mit Vince selbst zusammen arbeitete, dann aber Kevin Dunn dazwischen kam.
“Well, early on, he and I spent a lot of time together. I was out on the road and fortunately that stopped, so I could really just concentrate on being in the studio. It was actually necessary. It had to stop because of the demands and the need in the company for music was growing so rapidly that I was working seven days a week to keep up with stuff. But early on it was a very direct relationship where he would tell me about new stuff coming up that was needed and it was real simple. Slowly over time Kevin Dunn became a little bit of a go-between between us as well as having his own contributions. My interactions with Vince started to decrease while Kevin Dunn directly managed me.”