British guitarist analyses Jackson Browne's DEPTH within his writing

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Tonight I'm taking a look at another great singer/songwriter, live from the 70's!
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@fleurdelis2976 2 года назад

I love Jackson Browne. His ability as a lyricist is unmatched. "I'm gonna find myself a girl who can show me what laughter means and we'll fill in the missing colors in each other's paint-by-number dreams" Come on- no one else is writing like that! It's some of the best lines I've ever heard in a song.

@BigMacIain 4 года назад

When I was 17 I thought that Jackson Browne would have the answer to all of life’s questions. Granted, I had no idea what those questions might be but whatever they were I would sure that JB would be able to answer them. I eventually realized that he was dealing with his own and no closer to answering them than he would have been mine. The whole album is a masterpiece.

@brianruppert1071 2 года назад

Jackson has written so many great songs, but this is clearly one of his best. The lyrics and the music are both remarkable.

@hashtag415 5 лет назад

Jackson has one of the most distinctive voices and styles of the 70s.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

👍

@marycad1160 3 года назад

Jackson can make a bad song sound good. He has that kind of voice and style.

@RabbiSteve 3 года назад

@@marycad1160 You are probably right. But I can’t think of an example of this. Did he ever do that? But I believe it.

@thomaskearns193 9 месяцев назад

Grab a handkerchief but realize the positives that are intertwined in these lyrics. You must be an old soul, Jackson Browne. May God forever bless you!

@GrafStorm 5 лет назад

My eyes well up when I hear Jackson's vocals. He is so emotional, and if you are ready, he'll take you for a ride. Thanks Fil for taking a look at this music.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

👍

@MrSpartyhawk 5 лет назад

Jackson really worked hard over the course of his career to make himself a better singer. I have so much respect for him because of that.

@lorenrobertson8039 Год назад

@@MrSpartyhawk Yes he did, even through the battle of cocaine addiction. He's gone through so much, and brought many of us through it with him. I hope he decides to come to Heaven to sing with the angels.

@howardstenlund2324 11 месяцев назад

I saw Jackson Brown doing a solo acoustiic show and a guy in the audience yelled out..."play a happy song". Jackson stopped and pondered for a second then laughed and said, "I don't think I have any." It was a brilliant show the smiles came from the heart as he played.

@goodwintrent2989 3 года назад

David Lindley - the Swiss army knife of music - plays anything with strings on it!

@KyleS.1987 5 лет назад

David Lindley on violin...one of my all-time favorite musicians. An incredibly tasteful and versatile multi-instrumentalist.

@JannaBrewer 5 лет назад

Yes!! and I also love his voice when he sings!

@dr.paulj.watson4582 4 года назад

Check out his band El Rayo X!

@taragreenetarotastro Год назад

Wow David Lindley on violion! I am surprised

@inyegomontoya8261 Год назад

@@taragreenetarotastro unfortunately, David has passed, but was incredibly talented. Check out his wikipedia page to get an idea of the staggering list of instruments he had mastered. And please check out David and his band El Rayo Ex on You Tube. You'll be glad you did. Peace.

@MichelleAOrefice 5 лет назад

One of the best songs ever. It was played at a family member's funeral. Not a dry eye anywhere... ❤

@dennisjohndreher7258 4 года назад

A song for a dancer is probably one of his best tracks. Jackson had a great way of expressing himself through music. Love Lindley 🎸

@michaelyork4554 5 лет назад

Such a gift for turning prose into poetry, with his own unique voice, we always wanted him to Stay just a little bit longer, Thanks FIl

@nightingaleofsorrow9349 5 лет назад

Once in a very blue moon does a singer/songwriter like Jackson Browne come along! He touched my heart and soul from his breakthrough album Saturate before Using and ever since. His songs are my morphine. Thank you kindly for sharing...

@davidschecter5247 4 года назад

Jackson never resorts to cliches in his lyric writing. Even some of the greatest songwriters will use timeworn phrases occasionally, but whenever Jackson turns a phrase, there is almost always a new spin on it. He says things that have been said a million times in brand-new ways.

@cherylgrec9701 3 года назад

Fil, you did your homework on Jackson Browne! Glad to see his music appreciated by younger generations!

@Rodzilla5332 5 лет назад

Jackson Brown is the man. What a voice and such style.

@markbrownner6565 5 лет назад

what Dylan was to the sixties Jackson was to the 70s.....feb 1974 my little sister my girlfriend and I hitchhiked in an upstate new York blizzard to see linda Ronstadt open for Jackson in a small college gym and it was magical...here's a review from the new York times: 'Jackson browne brought a deeply personal strain of romantic idealism to the folk-pop movement writing visionary love songs and meditations that had dark premonitory undercurrents blending traditional folk harmonies with echoes of cowboy laments and protestant hymns which lent his songs an extra gravity while being brilliantly supported by david lindley on the violin creating some of the most entrancing concerts of the 1970s'.....that truly sums it up....so gad you added this artist to your circle of analysis videos.....marvelous....thanks....

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

No problem!

@goodun6081 5 лет назад

Thank you for the warm remembrances of that show. Unfortunately, by the late 1980s to early 1990s 190s, fickle concert-going crowds and already lumped Jackson into kind of a classic rock vein. I saw him around 1989 or 1990 at a large outdoor venue, with Lindley and El Rayo X as the opening band. El Rayo X put on a great show as usual but the greatest hits type crowd paid him almost no attention whatsoever. The band Jackson was touring with at that time did not specifically include Lindley, but about 45 minutes into the show the rest of Jackson's band left the stage, the Roadies wheeled out a grand piano, Jackson sat down at it and started to play, and then we heard the strains of a violin coming through the PA system and finally Lindley strolled out slowly while playing. they did a half-dozen songs together has duets, piano and violin, piano and guitar, guitar and violin, two guitars, and so on. It was absolutely magical, but the jaded Greatest Hits type crowd had no patience for it. They kept calling out for other songs, and just a few folks here and there stood on top of their chairs and clapped off time and inappropriately considering the quiet nature of the songs being performed. At one point, Jackson said to the crowd, "you all are calling out for some very old songs. I guess this must be the valley that time forgot." this is a good example of why my wife and I prefer to see bands and small clubs or theaters, and generally avoid large festivals. The upcoming Woodstock 50 Festival looks like it's going to be a real mess, judging from the performance lineup. I mean really, Jay-Z performing at Woodstock?

@grantbentley4177 3 года назад

A fitting overview of why Jackson has created a body of work that stands the test of time. If you really want to hear David Lindsey soar, his out tro on “These Days” is about as drop dead gorgeous as it gets.

@emilygraham1153 5 лет назад

I saw Jackson Browne in Melbourne 30 odd years ago. Will never forget it. What an eloquent musician/lyricist he is. 😘 Emily Liberty

@JannaBrewer 5 лет назад

Always❤️

@sifiska 4 года назад

Where did he play ? Wish I was there !

@lingerieonhampton 4 года назад

I saw him in Melbourne in 2004.

@eric_in_florida 5 лет назад

There's a great video of Glenn Frey talking about how he learned to write music by listening to Jackson Browne. It was done by hard work and hammering each part over and over until it's just right.

@vmat1000 5 лет назад

Bob Seger was another. I remember seeing Glenn on a TV show about 5 years ago and he was a guy in a band, backing up someone, a female, i believe.. He asked Bob for advice about song writing and saying "What if they aren't any good?" Bob replied "They won't be, at first. Find a style you like and stick with it". Worked out ok, i think ;) I think he had an apartment just below Jackson after moving to Ca and would glean tips from him working out a song. Those were great times for music !!

@shannonmccullough8324 5 лет назад

@@vmat1000 , Glenn Frey and Don Henley were in Linda Rondstat's backing band. She was the one that told them that they needed to go do what they wanted and start their own band.

@vmat1000 5 лет назад

@@shannonmccullough8324 Was this The Stone Ponys ?? I saw one show on TV where it was a 'band' thing then almost shut down to feature Linda. Her song became a hit. Gosh, i was 12 in '69 so..She's among the greatest.

@shannonmccullough8324 5 лет назад

@@vmat1000 , I would be lying if I said that I knew. It was in a documentary about The Eagles. I want to say that her guitar player went with them, also. For the life of me, I can't remember his name.

@vmat1000 5 лет назад

@@shannonmccullough8324 Thank you so much for the reply, Shannon. Thank Goodness for youtube. Great vids and great folks love and respond to them! peace !

@Guardducks 5 лет назад

Jackson Browne a voice or name you never get tired of hearing or listening to when he sings.

@redcrabsc1149 5 лет назад

This song is a masterpiece...and very close to my heart. My mother was a dancer/dance instructor, and she died suddenly when I was 4 years old. No other song speaks to me like this one. A perfect performance, IMO. Thanks for your kind and insightful commentary, Fil. Rock!

@BOOMNERD51 5 лет назад

Thanks again, Fil! You happened to choose on of my all time favorite songs from "Late For the Sky!" Whether on violin or lap steel, David Linley's soaring counter melodies always enhance Jackson Browne 's songs. When I heard "Doctor, My Eyes," I was a fan for life. Thanks for pointing out the delicate and elegant balance his lyrics, melody and expressive voice he has. Jackson Browne had been one of those, Oh my God, How you read my mind writers! Thank-you so much for pointing out the details and overall force of his songs. Poignant, what a communicator! Both of you!♡

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

Thanks Marcia!

@wallsmartsme 5 лет назад

Very moving. Brought tears to my eyes. Well written music can make you happy or sad. That's what makes a particular song so touching. Thanks Fil for another great review. Keep it up our friend.

@lorenrobertson8039 Год назад

Much respect for your review of our Jackson Browne. He's such a deep and beautiful musician. I left you a comment/link with a lovely live of a solo of The Pretender. I hope you see comments on your older videos! Love you Fil!

@timallbritton7329 5 лет назад

It's so cool for Fil to acknowledge Jackson Browne. He is one of America's great poets and just a fabulous vocalist and musician. And David Lindley is without equal.

@MichiaMakes 2 года назад

Jackson is such a magical human 😘

@hazelmaylebrun6243 5 лет назад

I love Jackson Browne. Have loved him since the 70s. I got to see him in Ottawa about 8 years ago. It was just him and about 17 guitars hanging on a rack, each one serving his purpose for different songs and he had a piano as well, but no other backup and it was magic. He didn't require any fancy effects and yet held us all spellbound. I got to hear Bruce Cockburn the same weekend at the same venue (couldn't choose between those two tickets, so bought both). Jackson was espousing the prowess of Bruce Cockburn's playing and the storytelling was so wonderful. If he ever makes it this way again, I will splurge for as close to the front row as I can get. Thanks for featuring him. Please... do it again... there is such a repertoire to choose from.... and if you do get around to Bruce Cockburn, that would be fabulous too... sorry... don't mean it as bossy... just suggesting. :-) Saying sorry... I'm so Canadian.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

No problem!

@brendamilloy2557 5 лет назад

Thank you! An incredible look at one of the singer-songwriters who has great insight into human emotion by showing us his own.

@sbingham1979 5 лет назад

Great review of this beautiful song. Thanks Fil. I just saw Jackson B. at a concert in Ketchum, ID - August 5th - it was one of the best outdoor concerts I have ever attended. He can still sing very powerfully, and right on the money.

@payday1963 5 лет назад

I've heard this song a thousand times......and cry every time. Jackson Browne can rip your heart out and yet you keep going back for more. A fantastic song writer. Thanks Fil !

@dricklorenz9340 5 лет назад

I love Jackson Browne but never understood this song so thanks for the analysis.

@cindyziegra2596 2 года назад

I’m 69. This among a few other songs has the most meaning of life that can’t be surpassed and makes me cry every time I listen to it. I love Jackson ❤️

@laurarominger2073 Год назад

Thank you for highlighting his songwriting. Great song. So many more he did ❤

@jonathanmoran8932 5 лет назад

RIP Dick Dale, hope you are riding the wave to wherever you believe you are going.

@vmat1000 5 лет назад

Thanks, i think. Another Great gone.

@mamas3cubs 5 лет назад

Love Jackson Browne sings from heart of real life feelings. Such awesome talent! Only one Jackson age hasn't touched his voice and talent. Humble down to earth guy.

@katevalentine7075 3 года назад

Yes Fil did another analysis of him tonight May 19 2021 and his voice still strong.As always Fil did such a great job explaining "Before the Deluge " talking about standard tuning and playing a tone below, Jackson's style on both folk and electric guitar Very interesting as always Thanks Fil !😎

@nageeb96 Год назад

thank you for this video .Brown is one of my favs for he brings reflection and nostalgia strait to my soul and that is priceless .

@normanturnbull7967 5 лет назад

Great artist. Thanks Fil for keeping these icons alive and maybe introducing these legends to a new generation. ROCK!

@elizabethlinsay9193 2 года назад

Fil, I could see how deeply moved you were by Jackson Browne's performance of this song and probably many others, and that moved me as well. So profound. His songs and his voice always make me weep. Thank you so much for this analysis.

@kenharvey8946 3 года назад

Saw him three times in Colombia Md, at his height he was one of the best parts of the 70's and early 80's

@magikoflove 5 лет назад

Jackson is considered by many, including myself, to be the finest singer/songwriter of my generation. Very few write with such depth and truth. I consider myself blessed to have lived in this time. Peace

@laurarominger2073 Год назад

Through the decades Jackson Browne always made it on to my road trip mixed cassettes and then cds. So many songs. So many that had a particular meaning to what I was going through at the time

@2869may 5 лет назад

Man your analysis and knowledge is exceptional...!

@vitahealth.2372 5 лет назад

Nick encyclopedia type.

@mackjay1777 2 года назад

A perfect choice of song to show his gifts as a singer and songwriter, and you do it very well!

@freeagent8225 5 лет назад

I wonder if Jackson ever reflects on how much joy & happiness he has given to so many over all those years. It's almost like he is singing just for you.

@charlesmiller5078 5 лет назад

So many of the songs you review, you had not been born yet, so you grew up with a huge bank of great music to listen to. Where alot of us watched as this music was first released. It was always hard to say who was your favorite band, there were just so many. Im glad you came along, you help me understand alot of the music I grew up on.

@bigbow62 5 лет назад

Jack of all trades & master of ALL ! What a talented singer,song writer....you name it. Great choice Fil and HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY everyone ! 💚

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

Thanks!

@stevencouch5691 5 лет назад

Wonderful insight into one of my favorite JB songs. While you are doing 70's singer/songwriters, you might think about Warren Zevon. There's a beautiful version of Carmelita done in 1977 that would be great to hear you react to.

@carlaharnack 5 лет назад

Seconded! Warren doesn’t get as much respect as he deserves.

@drewpall2598 5 лет назад

Another great one who has made His mark in the music industry! great choice of Jackson Browne's performance. a music friend I know once said (pain and lost) are often resource of inspiration for writing Jackson definitely knew and master it well. great analysis and break down thanks Fil.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

Thanks Drew!

@1177kc 4 года назад

Glad you mentioned Song for Adam-I’ve always loved that song!

@1177kc 3 года назад

I love that one also!

@bernardenejones8620 Год назад

I like his songs . A lot of times his songs seem to know a situation I'm going through

@douglayton3498 5 лет назад

Fil, I like to watch you because normally when the guitar kicks in you get this amazing smile. This time you could see the emotion in your face from the vocal. I finally got to see JB in 2013, front row. Val McCallum played lead in the tour. Unforgettable night.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

Cool!

@KStewart-th4sk 5 лет назад

Love Jackson Browne's songs and his singing. David Lindley is a talented guitar player as well--remember El Rayo-X?

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

👍

@goodun6081 5 лет назад

Oh yeah, I remember El Rayo X, I saw them four times back in the 80s, from small clubs to large outdoor stages. It seems I have been a Lindley fan for as far back as I can remember, and I've seen him several times solo acoustic or doing duets with percussionist Wally Ingram. I sure hope he'll come around to New England again sometime soon, I heard he had to cancel some shows because of health problems, tinnitus perhaps. I will share a couple of quotes about him from other people. "All my life, I wanted to be him. Not that I had heard of him when I was a kid, but I have always wanted to be able to do what it is that he does." David Bromberg. And another: "You can come to him with any idea you might have, no matter how weird, and he will know exactly how to embellish it. But God, he's brilliant!" Linda Ronstadt. And my own comment, which is, Jackson Browne without David Lindley is like treacly taffy without salt water.

@goodun6081 5 лет назад

@@wingsofpegasus , please don't use the orange 👍, it has a very unpleasant connotation politically here in the USA! Suffice to say that that guy would never listen to anyone analyze Jackson Browne songs, but his political posse is happy to steal songs from Jackson and Springsteen and Elton John to use as backdrops for political campaigns, without permission and probably without paying for them to either. Anyway, I was going to say, stick to smily face emoji , but those damn things are kind of orange as well.. ..

@davidwollpert5276 5 лет назад

K Stewart, stopped into Club Lingerie in LA back in the 80s. Some band was blowing the roof off!!! Looked down on the band from the balcony and there was Lindley with his band, playing lap steel with soaring overdrive, delivering some kind of other-worldly, rockin’ your socks off, soloing!!! I’ve heard him play with Jackson many times, but I’ve never heard him on fire like he was that night! He tore it up!!!

@goodun6081 5 лет назад

@@davidwollpert5276 , I have stood at the edge of a stage, within touching distance of Lindleys' lap steel, and heard him play Mercury Blues and Brother John through his Dumble amp at volumes unheard of since aboveground nuclear testing was banned. Provably lost some hearing that night but I'd definitely do it all over again!

@Knards 5 лет назад

Brown to a degree represents the culture of music in our lives

@SecretMoose 2 месяца назад

Jackson is my all time favourite artist. This song has always been my favourite, especially the lyrics “it’s like a song playing right in my ear but I can’t sing, I can’t help listening”. Perfectly expresses my own experience with grief from losing loved ones. Other great lines include; “don’t remind me of my failures, for I have not forgotten them” from these days, the entire “you’re the colour of the sky reflected in each storefront window pane” verse from Sky blue and black, and the entire last verse of late for the sky. Scratch that everything he writes is beautiful poetry. Even Rosie.

@DaveKingMusic 5 лет назад

I see him every year. Twice this year! Always amazing.

@susanrussell3001 5 лет назад

What a talent,always been one of my favorites.his song list is so incredible.he is one of those songs writers that get mentioned when asking an other great writer,who do you admire as a song writer and they respond Jackson brown'e.that says it all.you also had mentioned that you would like to see a show where all kinds of musicians came just to plug in and do a song of two this is not quit that but look up tv shows from the 70's in concert,the midnight special,Don kershner's rock concert.just about everybody who was anybody from the 70's were on these shows great footage of some great talent

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

👍

@Tellmeyourstories 2 года назад

Thanks Fil, for taking a look at our greatest songwriter, and my idol. I could go on for a million years about his lyrics. You certainly touched on some stuff. For Everyman, Late for the Sky, Abbey Road, my three favorite all time albums

@stargazer1460 5 лет назад

I saw Jackson at the Red Rocks amphitheatre in Colorado around the mid 80's, great show. I leaned on Jackson Browne and Cat Stevens to get through some very lonely years at a crossroads in my life. 👍😎🤘

@mkivy 4 года назад

Ive always liked this man and his music. He sounds like America to me. When i hear his voice I think 💭 of my country and how lucky i am to be here. He and only Few make me feel like this is my home e.g. Bob Seeger, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, James Taylor, Crosby stills, and Nash etc etc etc....all the gr8s are going to rock theater in the sky...i will soon be joining them...I’m an old man and I’m tired...I’ve lived a gr8 life...what music I’ve e heard and musicians I’ve seen, I’m sure the music from your country is represented by musicians from where u live...thanks Fil...and u keep going man.

@pcs56 5 лет назад

One of the greatest song writer/singers ever. Just incredible. The music of my life.

@slothbros7607 5 лет назад

Jackson Browne was my first concert July 4th 1980. :)

@kaypotts1 4 года назад

He. Is. My. All. Time. Favorite. Singer. Songwriter. The musicians that accompany him are excellent ❤️

@micheleshelley6156 4 года назад

I have always loved him, and it always seemed unfair, somehow, that he didn't enjoy the accolades that many of his contemporaries enjoyed. The Pretender album got a lot of play during a rough patch in my life(I was eighteen)...I suppose I fancied that Jackson and I grieved together. So many good songs on all of his albums, and such distinct melodies, particularly on the early ones. Dr My Eyes, Running On Empty, The Load Out, Somebody's Baby...on and on. I still don't understand why he wasn't more popular. Even now, I make note that there are only 732 likes on this video. A shame, that. Truly. Thank you for appreciating this quietly gifted musician.

@johndaugherty4127 2 года назад

In my late teens we had his cassette and we literally wore the thing out listening to The Pretender. He and CCR.. I mean, he was with Darryl Hannah!

@nickboyle3349 5 лет назад

one of my fav songs, I knew it was going to make me cry, but I wanted to hear your take on it, great job and keep the videos and music coming.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

Thanks Nick!

@Madmanmarque 3 года назад

Late to the party but had to respond. I first saw Jackson Browne in in 1973 when he was on tour with Linda Ronstadt. To say it changed my life would not be an exaggeration. Bought an acoustic guitar and never looked back. Still play his songs on piano and guitar.

@jonny1yz 5 лет назад

Well done! You do a great job breaking down the songs in a way that is easily understood; thanks again!

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

No problem!

@charlesc7950 5 лет назад

Going to see him April 3 in West Palm Beach Fl. Haven't seen him in 25 years. Can't wait.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

Cool!

@WobblyBootsDuke 3 года назад

I was 14 when I first heard the album Late For the Sky. 'For a Dancer' was, and is, one of my favourite Jackson Browne songs -- for all of the reasons you point out. In 2008, my beautiful soul mate was killed when her car hit a tree. For months and months I played 'For a Dancer' over and over again until my body could no longer produce tears. Jackson Browne was my grief counsellor. Also, how grateful I feel to have been a teenager in the 70's -- the amazing singer/songwriters arrived after (and because of) The Beatles at the same time as technology gave the great performers the equipment to record great sounding albums -- and technology gave the listener the equipment to listen. I'm now 60, brain a little effected by too much partying and too much weed (well maybe just a tad too much) -- and I'd change nothing. Well maybe I'd have banned Disco!

@reneeinla2.0 2 года назад

This has always been my favorite JB song. The lyrics are pure poetry. The violin is a genius choice of accompaniment. This song almost always makes me weep.

@jkelly1a 2 года назад

This man Jackson Browne and his sweet melancholic songs taps into a fountain of joyful melancholy for me it's a little bit difficult to describe what a poet.

@rattlesnakehaven 5 лет назад

I really appreciate this video. I think Jackson is the best lyricist who's ever existed & it's so nice to hear your appreciation of the depth of his work.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

No problem!

@shawneekee3695 3 года назад

Jackson Browne is such a great song writer, musician, and performer. I saw him at Red Rocks in 1986. Great concert!

@lynndow3185 3 года назад

Shawnee Kee! Fancy meeting you here! I was just having a Jackson Browne binge after listening to Jesse Ed Davis' solo in "Doctor My Eyes" and reading his tragic story again. This one cheered me up and thinking of you attending a concert at Red Rocks made it even better!

@shawneekee3695 3 года назад

@@lynndow3185 I was on a bit of a Jackson Browne binge myself. Jesse's solo is great in "Doctor My Eyes." The concert at Red Rocks was wonderful! Such a great performance at a beautiful outdoor theater!

@lynndow3185 3 года назад

@@shawneekee3695 A Jackson Browne binge can last a LONG time! Enjoy!

@deirdre108 2 года назад

Check out JB and Bonnie Raitt on RU-vid singing his song "My Opening Farewell" with only their guitar accompaniment. Exquisite!

@cynsabonorris1924 2 месяца назад

what an incredible song. thanks for introducing us to it, and for the breakdown

@vmat1000 5 лет назад

This is sweet. Jackson Browne fan from the early '70s but didn't buy anything until Running On Empty as a gift. Time goes by and i'm all over his releases, even loving a cover like Late For The Sky,,,54 Chev. Bought a book in the mid '80s but can't recall too many details, sadly. Will say The Texas Flood SRV sound was a Dumble amp 'donated' for the session, by Jackson Browne.

@pipperlou6753 5 лет назад

Great idea for the show! We can wish .

@geraldhills41 Год назад

'These Days' is a profound song also . I was gobsmacked that he wrote this when he was only 16 !

@Cynthia-uf9ro Год назад

Surprisingly, Glen Campbell did a pretty good cover of this.

@dianejohanson98 5 лет назад

Thanks for showing Jackson Browne. He was one f my favorite singers. Love his voice.

@StevenShults 3 года назад

He played this song at an impromptu multi-artist concert in Golden Gate Park, held in memory of Bill Graham the weekend after he died. poignant. potent.

@SoCali_Surfer Год назад

When I saw the title of Jackson Browne & the depth of his writing, I was hoping it would be For a Dancer! "In the end there is one dance you do alone." OMG! I love watching the live version to see him sing it. But, the lp version is special also, as David Crosby and Joni Mitchell sing beautifully on the harmoniy!

@SoCali_Surfer Год назад

*harmony

@venesmarie 5 лет назад

That voice ,yes that voice.

@sallynielsen8150 5 лет назад

A great analysis, as usual, Fil!! Amazing how he experienced such tragedy, but could express it with song. A truly gifted artist!!

@richardjones4259 5 лет назад

I now know more than I ever have about Jackson Browne, thanks Fil !!

@Nismo331 2 года назад

Saw him with Graham Nash in San Diego in 78 . awesome show

@paulablissett9396 5 лет назад

First of all, HAPPY ST. PADDY'S DAY FAIR PATRONS AND NON PATRONS! Wow, what can i say, JACKSON BROWNE! Fil, such a heart warming analysis, so beautifully put i never knew much about Jackson's back ground, except, he was a great song writer, all the lyrics had such down in your soul meaning, sad about his friend, and his first wife, very tragic... Some ppl think that musicians, and other ppl in the industries, have a picture perfect life, all rainbows and flowers, when in fact, they have more tradgedys and sorrows in their lives than us commoners, ... I loved Jackson's, song "Doctor. My Eyes"that came about around 73, 4, or 5, also "Runnin' On Empty".....Bravo Filip, you have done it again!

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

Thanks!

@paulablissett9396 5 лет назад

@@wingsofpegasus You are most welcome...

@TheTobesOfHades 5 лет назад

Big fan of Jackson's early stuff. such a great song writer and story teller. To me, he was more than just a singer/songwriter with a guitar or piano. Part of that was the people he worked with, I think that the bands and musicians he put together and played with took his song presentation to a higher level. Thanks for something a little different.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

No problem!

@azredhead9666 5 лет назад

This song is so incredible, and if you don't feel emotional after listening to it...well, listen again. Thanks Fil.

@bargell 5 лет назад

I don’t think that there will ever be another period of so many great singer songwriters than the 60s and 70s.

@BOOMNERD51 3 года назад

LOVE this song and "Late For the Sky" re-mains my favorite. Such a major songwriter hero for me! David Lindley on violin or lap steel was such an integral part of Jackson's heart-tugging expression!

@davidwollpert5276 5 лет назад

Jackson is one of the best songwriters ever! A true craftsman. He has the patience to craft a song artfully, and the vocal chops to sing emotively.

@drsmokeybones 3 года назад

You are the best Fil! You are not in a reactor you are a music educator. There is a huge difference between the two. Great job analyzing this highly introspective piece by Jackson Browne! I really enjoyed your recent piece on Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood live in 83. And his super heavy strings. Of course they will only be one Stevie Ray Vaughn but, you nailed what is playing extremely well! You are one hell of a guitar player! You are much appreciated! Keep it up and God bless.

@wingsofpegasus 3 года назад

Thanks!

@drsmokeybones 3 года назад

@@wingsofpegasus Absolutely welcome man!

@pamnichols7877 5 лет назад

My husbands best friend died about 4 hours ago after 3 weeks of being diagnosed with cancer. This made me cry but I know Mike danced into his transition to heaven. Very moving. Thank you for the perfect song for me tonight. Relationships are so special. Life is oh, so short. Peace and blessings to you Fil.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

I'm sorry to hear that.

@nancy5139 Год назад

Thanks for doing this Fil, Jackson Browne is my all time favorite singer songwriter. I absolutely love your idea for a "New gray whistle test" which could showcase new performers and their songs without all of the frills. That would be great!!

@abc456f 5 лет назад

I love how he uses changing dynamics on the piano. His playing isn't technically difficult but the way he plays the chords, alternately stronger and softer, adds so much depth. And his voice has that smooth tone to it. Such a talented performer and songwriter. Would you be able to do any analysis of any performances from Live at Daryl's House? Not sure about copyright issues, but there are some great live jams from those shows.

@bennythebear0711 5 лет назад

Love your channel brother Jackson is my guy

@dr.paulj.watson4582 4 года назад

Beautiful review. Thank you. 🙏

@blackeyedlily 7 месяцев назад

My absolute favorite song from Jackson Browne!

@NickRatnieks 5 лет назад

Those facts on screen were added when these clips were broadcast as part of BBC programmes that used the Whistle Test archive. When originally broadcast Whispering Bob said a few words and then we had the performance- and he might interview folk if they had played live in the studio- or he tracked them down elsewhere for interviews. I think those little fact additions were done by Pete Frame- for the BBC shows Rock Family Trees that used these clips.

@wingsofpegasus 5 лет назад

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