Subscribe and click the bell for notifications: bit.ly/2JCVkzd Nickel Creek perform "Reasons Why" after our February 1, 2019 show in Los Angeles. Bass: Mike Elizondo.
The three of them together again looking a little older. Then they hit that 3-part harmony and it’s the old magic that has returned. These kids literally grew up together. Thanks for coming back!
I cannot with this band. Nickel Creek - the combo of you 3 will NEVER be beaten no matter how much time passes. Please continue to give us an album once and a while. Your talent together isn't matched and those of us that are fans will never be satisfied. WE LOVE YOU.
I first heard this song on Prairie Home Companion 20 years ago - it's just as haunting and beautiful as ever, and age has only helped them become more mature as players and singers. So glorious. "Shake fists at the sky."
I was going to comment exactly that.. they are unbelieveble and their music style seems to be that kind of music that makes you expect that almost everyone would enjoy.. idk why people didnt praise this band.
@@brunomartinello1114 I think they had a great deal of success. As a sound engineer, I had the chance to work with them years ago at a major festival when they were on the way up. It was only a couple years later they achieved crossover success with "The Lighthouse's Tale". Remember, though, that it wasn't very long after that, that Thile went his own way (I have no idea why they broke up, I assume they wanted to go in different directions musically). So, it might be fair to say, they kind of killed their own momentum. But, they are a great group, and good people. I suspect they are doing alright.
Yes, the Watson sibs both set a bar for humble genius. And yeah, Sean is surely a super-sleeper and team player too so,💯. btw, I'm posting in Oct 2022 and IMO this country needs Live From Here to return for a dozen or more reasons. (artists understood) And feel free to tease me for posting that this or that broadcast was special. C'mon, aren't they all??
@@johncmitchell4941 “And we have in birthdays this week …” That was a great segment where the musicians explored different genres and celebrated other artists.
Have followed you guys from the beginning and this was a favorite then, but this is such a fantastic rendition-your maturity acquired since those days shines through in so many respects: the instrumentation, the vocals - and when you bust into the chorus it’s like wow, we’re home.
WOW!!! That brings back a lot of memories, had the pleasure of seeing them do a show at The Freebird Cafe' in Jacksonville Beach, Florida many years ago. Drove up from Daytona Beach, saw the show and drove back home, 88 miles one way. But it was well worth it. I cannot think of one song of theirs I do not like.
Love this. I'll never forget y'all playing on a side stage at the Robert Earl Keen Texas Uprising and Swine Soiree (!) in California in the early 2000s. Absolutely stole the show in a stacked lineup.
@@Tubie1111 no, disagree. I'd say her pitch is the top notch. Thile is the mandolin virtuoso who's a decent singer but not even in the same league as the great folk and bluegrass tenors,.what's more he says so himself.
The sad truth: “LIVE FROM HERE” was one of the most unfortunate entertainment casualties of the Pandemic. They did not restart again…. Lord, I LOVED this show! 😢❤
Soo many things, here. Directly after Sean's solo, Sara raises her bow to keep the crowd down... Like, "Yeah, that was good... Watch this!" And then, Chris goes TF off like only he could! But, he leads the band into this incredible quiet out, looks back to Sean and all 3 just giggle like school girls... "Yeah, we just did that..." I had to watch it a few times to catch it, bc it's soo subtle. Ugh! Music!
The way the songs just falls apart... i swear i saw this group at my high school cool around 1997. I like a few of their tunes but this live clip was really good
One of my favorite things is Sara's note at 1:26 and 2:37 on "rea-SONS." I have ALWAYS thought this was a Db instead of a C. On the record it's hard to tell which one it is; she kinda slides it. But here it's clearly a C. Such a key part of the song. Really changes it for me after knowing this song for over 20 years.
I bought Nickel Creeks first cd right after it came out. Still love it today. Sara Watkins is a gem. Chris Thile is an arrogant bully. Hard not to see why they drifted apart.