& commercialism... Saw him, in concert, in the, early, 90's, what a privilege. Travelled, to Sydney, for that one, paid, for the ticket, makes it, evenmore special. A ticket, to ride, isn't always, what it's, cracked up to be. 🙏
This was the last song my dear friend sent me before he passed away just days ago. He was the smartest music fan and one of the most talented musicians I’ve ever known. Thank you @HiattHouse for sharing this video so he could share it with me.
This song more or less immediately popped into my head when I heard the news of Charlie Watts today, and I see I've certainly got some company in that regard! Great song, it came out when I was about 10 or 11 and just getting into current rock music. And of course RIP Mr. Watts
Every time I hear this song (which isn't often enough) I have to get up and dance around like a fool (a very happy fool). It's just that good. Love this song & the singer/songwriter/musician.
Down here in Louisiana when we aren't fighting floods, hurricanes, gators and such, we love to dance. Needless to say John Hiatt & Little Feat are big in my neck of the Bayou. Now the Bayou is full of expensive homes, docks, boats & fine lookin' ladies, but I swear we can dance on water when John Hiatt is on.
I hope the flood water is receding and ya'll will be dancing on dry ground again, soon. Little Feat will certainly get my feet moving. Them and Hiatt put out some of the best music.
Erik T Come on Down Brother. We will reserve some table tops or some Bayou Frontage to listen and maybe Dance to some Little Feat, Robert Palmer's Sneaking Sally and Some John Hiatt on the backside.
In today's environment, this song has a great message along with the great tunes and singing! "...Learn to live with love or without it, but there is no cure..."
@@aaronexists4308 shit bro your favorite is usually the one you think is the best. Apologies not required for personal taste. If you haven't heard Straight Outta Time from his Austin City Limits recording do yourself a favor and check it out. Top of his game
Here in Rutland, Vermont I’ve seen him twice at the @Paramount theater! He’s significantly worse without his electric backing band! His acoustic version was decades removed from the with band performance!
First off, Thanks for posting this hidden classic! Most people don't know this song, but for those of us who are in the know like us here now, we get it!😄 Great, underrated artist! The Force is with us!!! Oh! RIP to Charlie Watts! Saw you in 81 and 89. You are missed!
a song that SHOULD be shared with the entire world, .......yes, it's been around for quite a few years, yet still relevant. If EVERYONE would just watch this and ENJOY the music.....things might be better. WE CAN ALL "relate" to a damn fine song!!
I LOVE this song. I'd never heard of John Hiatt until he came out with this album back in 1988 (was it?), and this song was played. I immediately knew I had to get the album, and it was one of my favorite at that time in my life. Brings back some good, and some painful, memories. Great song.
I listen to very heavy music, but I have always loved John Hiatt. His lyrics are classic. Excellent song writer. Slow Turning has been a favorite of mine for at least 15 years.
Hey John hadn't listen to to your song in a while at that time it was wonderful and exciting I picked up my guitar and jammed. I recently fond it .Im sorry to say ( what was his name) I'll never forget John ! Since BLM. Started all should be inspired by it Thank you John Be well Love you man , New Hampshire man says thank you
I saw John in Kalamazoo MI. He came out and shook our hands and talked with us afterwards. And he had done the whole acoustic show alone. He was very genteel and gracious. The man's raw soul, energy and charisma is second only to his talent. Fantastic song. My second favorite of his.
+Mistertbones One of my favorite concert memories was a July 4th show in some dark-ass place in Cincinnati w/ John and the Goners (Sonny L). They are amazing together.
"I always thought that my house was haunted, cause nobody said boo to me" .........John Hiatt is a MONSTER artist.....and Sonny Landruth on slide RULES as Jay mentions below.......thank you John!
I grew up a mile or so from John but didn't 'know' him til he got noticed thru his songwriting and since have seen him several times, most recently in Indy about 2 years ago...great song writer/ musican and human being!
🎶Banging on the drums alike a Charlie Watts🎶 Immediately thought of this song when I heard the news.😣 "You're going to die,Your'e going to die for sure. Not Fade Away. Not Fade Away *NOT FADE AWAY* !"
I always think of the late trouble'n Strife haha when I hear this..she had such a great laugh,loved music ,loved road tripping with the 2 kids..music that paints pics or memories is IMHO Good! What it's all about ! Wonder if Dennis of Hook fame on the BG's is sober too ? Worked with his old friend for years.. RIP all the good 'uns!
