Another brilliant song: Joan Baez wote this recounting her experience of Bob Dylan. Fantastic lyrics, beautiful accompaniment.
Brian
Studio version is already great, but this live version is just outstanding:
I can post some essential Theo Katzman listening if anyone’s interested .
Please do. Never heard of Theo before you shared the video. But… What a voice. What a musician.
I have started listening to the Heartbreakhits album now and some of the songs are really great, some just a tiny bit too “poppy”. So if you have recommendations, I’d be delighted
@Eccleshall played this at Saturday’s open mic (just over 10 minutes in)
One of my favourite songs ever.
Superb storytelling and lyrics, matched with sumptuous melody and strings.
Sigh…
Lady of a certain age by The Divine Comedy
and while you’re there, you should also check out the excellent Keb’ Mo’ - Put a Woman in Charge performed by @TheCluelessLuthier
In fact, just watch the whole show!
Fabuolus song, by far the most difficult thing I’ve ever attempted too. It dwells somewhere outside the orbit of my technical abilities, but is something to aim for, for sure.
If anyone else is having a bash at learning it, I can share the picking pattern and all those pesky thumb over spidery chords
This is for me the definitive version
For some reason got addicted to this… Could be fun to learn this song in one version or other at some point down the line
Wow… I’m speechless. This is just incredible!
The stag in the thumbnail gave it away @TheMadman_tobyjenner Clearly Metal
Nice one. Hadn’t been aware of Tremonti before, but will check them out
Like the song not 100% sold on the singer but not bad!
Love me a bit of Larkin
Regret not having caught them in Manchester last year…
I spent the past week putting the playlist together, but realistically he’s one of those artists that you need to see live. I am not the biggest fan of this genre of music, but live it is so good. So I guess put this concert on and listen to it in one go. And yes, I totally agree with being a bit too poppy sometimes and I really don’t like it on his studio stuff. But the live versions are just ridiculously good.
We’re having some grey rainy weather this week which put me in the mood for some classical music. I continue to be amazed by how rich “repetitive” music can be.