This might be the best of all live versions captured. I remember that night, was watching TV at the time, shocked (and pleased) to see brother Tim up there (he was great).
The aaaahs threw me. I thought, "that doesn't sound like Nick or Hessie", then I saw Tim :) Beautiful version of a lovely song. Everyone was on top form.
Saw them in London last night - feeling very lucky. Whole evening a glorious celebration of music, love, respect for others. Seeing them again 25th June at Hampton Court; beg, borrow or buy a ticket - you'll have a fantastic evening.
They're SUCH a GIFTED Team of minstrels but their #Songwriting is #SIMPLY #AWESOME Thank You CROIWDED HOUSE for SO MANY GR8 SONGS and hope that you'll be Touring Again soon, as you're MAGICAL Live! #Mahalo & Mucho Gracios
😱..Ahhhhh!!!! Don’t ever compare those 2 again, pleeeease??! These guys don’t even come close as far as harmonizing 😥... 😂.. I’m playin with ya. EVERYone has differences. But apart from each other, I DO love this. How could you not? Especially with such deep, emotionally written lyrics. ☺️
@@georgegeysen6499 Tim's not singing the lead vocal harmony. Nick Seymour (bass) and Paul Hester (drums) are on that. Tim and the piano player (whom I can't identify) are singing the "ahhh" part of the chorus.
The finger of blame has turned upon itself And I'm more than willing to offer myself Do you want my presence or need my help? Who knows where that might lead...
I’ve looked around a little bit on RU-vid.. and haven’t had any luck finding that 😕 I’d LOVE to hear JUST Neil and his guitar/ acoustic version! Do you, by chance have a link (on RU-vid.. or not, I guess).. of him performing in that setting? I’d lovvve you forEVER! ‘n EVER.. ??! 😘 But seriously.. I’d be much appreciated 😉
No disrespect to Tim but his part sort of overshadows the beauty of Neil, Paul and Nick’s harmonies. There’s an old radio interview where the 3 boys play this song.Neil plays guitar, Paul taps on a box for drums and Nick shakes coins, they harmonize and it’s truly beautiful.
@@homeward34 It isn’t a harmony. It is a counter-melody. Paul and Nick sing straight harmony to Neil’s lead. I believe, but am not positive, that Mark Hart augments the counter-melody Tim is singing.
Mark is such a fantastic musician and singer -- ironically, he made kind of a glaring (well, gearing to ME anyway) error in this tune. At 1:43, at the end of the 2nd verse - "Go... I'll be there when you call" - he hits a Bb on the piano (instead of C). Not that it matters, frankly -- I didn't hear it until the 2nd time I watched it, and I figure not many people hear it at all. Doesn't take away from anything, and I love the guy. While I'm happy that the Finns now get to play together as a family, it seems to be a bit of a bummer the way Mark describes how he was somewhat unceremoniously dumped.
Mike Johnson weird. I have listened to this song at least 5000 times and I just noticed yesterday that it has a very similar groove and ambience to Every Breath You Take.
@@shawnuel So after you brought that up earlier I thought I would take a crack at recording the song. I probably went overboard on the harmonies but its such a cool song.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zwspp_SGvdI.html
