Nickel Creek - When You Come Back Down (Livecreek Performance)
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2021
- From Nickel Stream: A Livecreek Experience
February 21, 2021
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Director: Ricky Chavez
Camera Operators: Sammy Rothman & John Wilbers
Recorded by: David Boucher
This song first came out after my husband was killed in a plane crash. I bought the CD and must have sobbed to it 10,000 times. Watching this new video, and hearing it again after more than 10 years, takes me right back to that time. And as much as it hurts, I now feel that I float more on top of those beautiful lyrics and harmonies, instead of underneath them.
What a tragic loss you endured. Thank you for sharing that part of your story and what this song has meant to you, Linda.
Wow. Lovely to read that. Enjoy your life, Linda!
I lost two police officers under my direction in a shooting. Certainly second guess myself everyday and struggle. This music brings calm to me. Christ calls back his best first.
Hold on to that, dear Linda.
Oh, my dear woman. Thank you for this share. You are beautiful, strong, brave and inspiring in your ability to face the grief and let music help heal, 💛🙏🏼 to you.
Sara, Sean, Chris: We’re all lucky to have your influence in American music. Your friendships and impact have survived more than 30 years. Here’s to 30 more!
It's been so long. I'm aging in parallel with these songs.
@@gamete4375 me too. I remember listening to this when I first got my driver’s license.
I agree about their influence. So many others followed the path they created. I know many artists lost this wonderful trio as an inspiration.
Foreeal, they look like they've aged as much as I have. Ugh life is fun
It's such a wonderful gift to grow with. Their talent is unreal.
This actually made me cry so many tears of joy. After so much time passed with no word from them and seeing this pop up in my notifications has 100% made my day.
@Marvin Martian everyone has different life experiences my man, though it may just be a band to you, nickel creek has been with me for years and will continue to do so for as long as their music is still available for us.
@Marvin Martian yeah I've just tied a lot of emotional distress to them. It's hard to explain honestly, but I appreciate you being understanding. You do the same my man.
@Marvin Martian, not in my opinion. Try to "imagine" the joy felt instead.
@@eldermcnamara8758 You don't need to explain anything. You do you and don't worry about what anyone else thinks. Dicks are always gonna be dicks. Music is emotional. If the music moves you to tears by all means let them flow.
@Marvin Martian be less of an asshole bro. what the fuck is your problem? get some help, therapy. something. until then might I suggest keeping your fucking fingers off the keyboard
How lucky are we to be alive at the same moment in time as these fine people
I thought this was a reprint from years ago, then I checked the date, then i looked at the aged faces, breathless for thirty seconds, I exhaled.
I can’t listen to this song without shedding a tear anyway, but the 20 years of experience, both from the artists and myself have just added another dimension of emotion. The first time I heard this, I had just graduated college and didn’t know ... anything. I decided to risk relationships and career plans and stability to join the AmeriCorps*National Civilian Community Corps to serve for a year. I’d never stationed hundreds of miles from anyone I knew, but these were the exact words my boyfriend spoke to me. He knew I needed the time and space to grow and take chances and I woke up next to him this morning, married almost 16 years, listening to our 5 kids downstairs. What a blessing.
I can’t read your comment without shedding a tear. Love and peace to you and your family.
5 years and 17 kids here. Hah just kidding. Great story Alyssa.
God is good.
God blessed you. So wonderful.
That’s a beautiful story. It drew tears from me.
This song was a lullaby I sang to my newborn in the middle of the night, those early sleepless years. I knew my purpose was to give him wings and that I needed to cherish those brief years of holding him in my arms.
He turns 20 this year. And he just drove out of my driveway on his way to work ❤ These days too are few and will soon be over but I'm proud of who he's become. Your music helped a young mother learn how to love with open arms ❤
Well now I’m crying thanks ☺️
Nickel Creek is an American cultural treasure. We're so lucky they still make music together after 3 decades. Can't wait for the first album of new music since 2014.
3 voices, 3 instruments, 1 mic--perfect balance
100% talent
NC's musicianship proves real music is still played......our tears prove how much we need it in 23.....Resplendent
Just in case you read these comments, thanks for all the great music. My family has enjoyed every album over many years. Our favorite concert ever was seeing you in Tulsa. Nickel Creek is a true treasure.
Merlefest WAY back when for me.
Winnipeg Folk Festival for me ❤️❤️❤️
I hope to see them the next time they’re in Tulsa.
@@HearturMind First time I saw them was Merlefest, many years ago, their first album just came out and Sean actually had I believe it was the measles, I said I must have your autograph on my cd and jokingly said I may not get this close again ,two weeks later they were playing them on CMT
@@frankd.506 Those were magical Merlefests with Doc on his golf cart and Chris blowing our minds! I treasure those fests back then. Score on the autograph!
The additional 20+ years of maturity you loaded into this song has given it an entirely new meaning. Those clipped phrases make it sound a lot less hopeful and significantly more forlorn. Absolutely breathtaking!
Wow, so well articulated! I felt that too
So very well said. Thank you.
Its a very nice refresh of what was already a very nice song, so nice to hear them together again.
Wow. I was going to try to write something similar...but you nailed it. This seemed sadder than ever. Almost like a four minute sigh.
I see an uninspired performance by three very creative, talented people who are tired of performing the same song again for the thousandth time. The fire is there when they play something new and spontaneous, and that's part of being true artists.
This is just ethereal. The minute I heard this, I was completely hooked. That was almost a quarter of a century ago….. tough to wrap my head around that.
I only gave this a thumbs up because there isn’t a heart button. Love this band. Love this tune.
Oh my goodness. This brought a tear to my eye. My mom was the one who made me a fan of you guys 20 years ago. She passed away in December...wish I could show her this video.
I'm very sorry for your loss Sarah. Your mom must be smiling right now though.
This is where it started for all three of them. Their journey together was magical, and each has spun off to make amazing music with others. I am so glad they get together every few years to revisit their amazing catalog, and even add to it. And again, if briefly, in 2023. Thank you Sara, Sean, and Chris.
I had the privilege of seeing you guys in Chattanooga 20+ years ago right before you blew up. I had just moved to the South and didn't know anything about bluegrass. I just remember sitting there in front of the stage thinking, "Wait, THIS is what bluegrass is? I LOVE THIS!" I've heard a lot of great music since, but that first magical night with Nickel Creek is still my favorite. Thanks for all of it.
This song captures the thoughts and emotions experienced be every parent that has ever let their child leave the nest.
I realize this song is about a different part of life, but my mother is about to pass away. These beautiful lyrics and melodies have allowed me to grieve in a meaningful way.
My mom used to play your music when ever me and my brothers were acting out, and we would always immediately settle down and start singing along. One day my Children will hear the beautiful tones of nickel creek. I once heard someone say “this is the kind of music god would listen to” I can’t think of a better way to describe the beauty in your art. With much love from the bluegrass state ❤
Still no live music to go see.
Live From Here is dead and gone.
But wait, what is this? Truly? New Nickel Creek in February, 2021?
Hallelujah!
Beautiful song co-written by Danny (Good Time Charlie) O’Keefe and Tim O’Brian. Please listen to all the wonderful Danny O’Keefe music that defines 20th Century Americana. You know “The Road” cover by Jackson Browne, just the tip of a mother-load of great songs. Thanks Chris, Sarah and Sean for covering this this treasure. In spite of different configurations over the years, you three are still undefinable magic.
So this is the first of many? Hope-a hope-a hope-a. I came to Nickel Creek late, just before they broke up. It reminded me of the Beatles breaking up in that I understand if a member wants to do something really different but when the best music you make is with your other band members- best to tough it out and make it work- kind of like a marriage. These 3 together are amazing and I can only hope that there'll be more.
The World needs Nickel Creek right now.
Fact!
Brother, the world always needs Nickel Creek. Every video, every song, every movement, and every lyric = all the feels.
Truth!
Amen.🙏🏻
False. We need a UBI & M4A!!!!
Today I dedicated this song (the original NC version) for my husband who passed away 4 years ago. The lyrics have all the meaning that I wanted to tell. It's now a timeless gem in music and nobody does it better than Nickel Creek.
Nothing more romantic and mesmerizing in this life than to listen to a trio of musicians engaging seamlessly through one another listening and providing perfection that is and forever will be Nickel Creek. Welcome home. We’ve been patiently awaiting your return.
I just bought a ticket to see them in January at Celtic Connections in Glasgow Scotland, i never thought i’d get to see them live…very happy ❤
Hello Nickel Creek! We're brand new to your music after somebody compared our sound to yours. After watching this video we realise what an incredible compliment that was, and we're now officially your latest cast-iron fans. Everything about this is utterly beautiful and we're so delighted to have been introduced to your group. Thank you, random Reddit guy!
Just to be perfectly clear: Nickel Creek == solid gold. I'm waiting to spend my money on your shows. Don't leave it on the table. And thank you so much for the video.
This is the song I send my daughter when she’s going through hard times… I still tear up every time I try to sing the lyrics..🙏👍
Harmonies are as outstanding as ever. They even breathe together.
Absolute talent
You guys are all grown up now.... I miss you guys and you guys ended too soon ... god bless you all and still one of my favorite groups ✌️❤️
I heard this song by accident in 2001 and it still stops me in my tracks today. Thank you Nickel Creek!!
This brings back a lot of memories of me as a kid driving around with my Dad and asking him to replay this song over and over. Love these guys. ❤️
I love how old they are, but how young they are still.
These are beautiful people.
Thanks for doing one of my favorite Nickel Creek songs! I'll still be there, when you come back down...to St. Louis.
When this came out, I’d just adopted two kids, lost one job (housing crash) and started another that put me on the road, a lot. This song was how my girls traveled with me in my heart, as I crammed through work between flights in airports and in interchangeable hotel rooms, this song was my unspoken prayer to them as I drove alone down countless highways, dirt roads and back streets, hundreds of miles away.
This, they never knew.
I grew up on your music through my grandfather playing you constantly. I grew up singing along to Sara and Alison Krauss’s voices. Nickel Creek defined years of my life and you still do. Your music keeps my grandfather alive now that he’s passed and I play your albums with my husband and child, hoping to repeat the cycle of comfort in your music with my own children. Thank you for this 💛
That is a beautiful story Hannah. Thanks for sharing that with us.
That one mic soundtake is incredible!
Speechless each time I hear basically anything from Nickel Creek. Double it with this song. Holy shit I just have no words.
I am overjoyed to see this, I sincerely miss Nickel Creek.
Just the best..so happy they chose to come back together. Nobody else makes me heart feel like they do.
I just watched and listened to this intently and put it right back to the start the second it was done. Beautiful.
Nickel Creek, The best band of multi generations. You guys are the measure stick for the future of blue grass and quality music for futures to come.
One of my favorite Nickel Creek songs, written by the inimitable Tim O'Brien, bluegrass legend.
I need more of this. Come back to us!
Please tell me this means there could be a tour in the future! That would make me happier than you even know!
Yes please. Nickel Creek and Billy Strings should do shows together
During the concert, they said they were writing new music. I think they’ll release an album before too long.
I’ll be there,
Agreed!
They still tour, saw them couple years back in LA...
After all these years, still beautiful, but with the additional warmth and depth of a fine Martin as it ages. Thank you to all three of you, and to Tim O'Brien for the tune.
This song works completely!
I just have to say this is either kismet or coincidental (although I'd like to believe it's the first option). Nickel Creek was my first concert at 12. I cried when I heard this song and remember meeting them and watching Sarah play with someone's mandolin in the crowd as she talked about music and life. After years of putting my own mandolin down I chose to listen to this song over the weekend just because I wanted something nostalgic to listen to and I haven't stopped listening to it since. And at work I decided to play this and come to find this literally was just mind blowing to me how serendipitous (or not) this was. Anyway, thanks for all the memories Nickel Creek.
They are all wonderful - both their artistry in their instruments and voice have become better with age - like fine wine; though unaware nickle creek have long been companions to my wife and I's road travels. Welcome companions :)
Well, that just completely reset my nervous system. Chill, calm, and missing this so much. I hope we get to see you tour again.
O please please let there be more coming!! New music and a tour!! Your music has always been so beautiful.
They were together for this stream as they were writing new music for an album without a release date yet, but hopefully in the nearish future. I imagine there will be some shows to support it.
Between you guys and the Kruger brothers are some of the best bluegrass music that is timeless
Please release another album guys. I’m dying for some Nickel Creek! You are one of my all time favorite groups by far!
What talent. What beauty. Those instruments could not be in better hands.
Fabulous. Thanks all! So nice to see and hear y'all together!
Heard them play this without mics on the apron of the stage at the University of Central Arkansas. Perfect acoustics. Talked with Mr. Thile after the show when they came back “down” outside. His autograph is on my wall.
Truly one of the greatest songs ever! Nickel Creek had a huge impact on me, my family and so many friends over the years. Saw them live at The Wiltern in LA. So fun to see them together!
Angel Song! 😅
One of the best songs ever written. I missed you!!!
This is life... have followed and seen these folks separate of each other but nothing can compare to the magic they create together. Gosh, I hope there is more of this wonder and stardust in the future. Some things just shouldn't been denied... lots of love to you all
Michelle Giorno, try Mandolin Orange if you haven't already done so by this time. Kinda the same. Sorta.
My old girlfriend Rebecca was from Murray and introduced me to y'all 20 years ago. We followed yall to some shows in my drafty old VW bus.
This really brings back the memories and feels. It's great to hear you play again!
It’s sad that Live From Here was cancelled. I loved that show. Great artists and funny. We need this music and that show to come back. A way to get talented people noticed. I realize Nickel Creek has been around for 30 years. I saw them in the late 90s when you could sit mere feet away.
And they would step away from the microphone to stand on the edge of the stage and sing a couple songs with no electronics at all. The audience had to hold our breath in order to hear them. An interesting exercise in "this is the way it used to be".
I’m continually fascinated by Tim O’Brien’s songwriting.
Tim, Darrell Scott and Shawn Camp, all completely under rated.
I probably cried to this song 10,000 times in the early 2000s.
I plan to play this for my boys at their graduation 😢. Such a heavenly song
Bought your Nickel Creek CD release in abt 2000 only for the track 'When I Come Back Down' - which is a masterpiece of harmony, melody, syncopation and synergy. Recently, on Amazon Music I head something called Vang me Voor ik Val and while the language was foreign, I knew I'd heard that melody. Kudos on creating such a unique memorable song. Not many can, or will, do that anymore. Anyway, I'm glad to see you're still out there. If you ever make it out West there's a non-profit venue called Kuumbwa - in Santa Cruz CA.(Non-Profit) In any case, congratulations on your unique accomplishment.
I didn't survive this. I missed you guys so much.
Been a really long time ....thank you Andie Andretti for introducing me to Nickel Creek...this song still resonates when i hear itNow with an older mans mind and the wisdom to weild it ..i understand this song... God BlessYou for Everything Regaurdless of eachothersPlaces in Time Peace God BlessYa ... Carry On
Oh, you beautiful people. Thank you so much for reprising your classic. Blessings from Australia.
I took my wife to see them at the Pabst theater in Milwaukee Wi. In 2005,her 40th B-day, when I first met her she had lost most of her self esteem due to a abusive relationship, while in that relationship she had a son and hoped things would change, but after giving it a couple years she realized she had to get out of it for not only her son but her very life, when she explained every thing she went through I knew I would have to be there for her and give her some space to heal emotionally and get her to trust in me and to Love herself again, it was a hard road for us both, after about 6 years of living together we decided it was time to think about getting married, she still had trust issues from her Hellish relationship so many years back, this song came out about the same time she turned me onto this song and after holding on to each other every time it came on,I knew she finally opened her self up to be able to trust in the ability to Love herself and those around her, we've been together now for 30 years, and married for 23 years, so this song is a very special song for my wife and I, as well as her 36 year old son, but he probably wouldn't admit it, he's not much into folk music, thank you, Nickle Creak,for helping me bring out her beautiful soul, and to trust in love again ✌❤🙏
..this is my favorite song that this superb,gifted bluegrass trio does & actually one of the very best I've ever heard.."period." I certainly want to see 'Nickle Creek' in person someday.
One of the most beautiful folk/bluegrass songs ever written from
an awesome album 💿 worth owning 👍🏼 Thank you 🙏 for posting this treasure ❤️ and beautiful heartfelt music 💫
My fingers stumbled across this song while I was practicing a shipload of sea shanties for an upcoming gig. This tune was so ingrained in my subconscious that I just started playing it (for the first time) halfway through "Leave Her Johnny, Leave Her." It was such a pleasant surprise to see this very recent performance and a humbling reminder of how the three of you are truly masters of both instrumental and vocal nuance. The way you interchange with one another is astonishing! Thank you all for your dedication and timeless contribution to the world's soundtrack.
The peace in this piece is immaculate. Always and forever my favorite. Thank you Chris and Sara and Sean
Urgggghhh why these guys gotta come back and make me cry with such a fierce, unquenchable nostalgia.
For me, this takes me to 2012: I'm in my apartment in San Marcos TX, blasting this with a mandolin in my hands and my good friend and current roommate next to me with his fiddle, equally enthralled by this music as I was. We do this... just about every night.
What and when does it remind you of?
I almost forgot how much I love, love, love this song. Great version!
I just want to say that I’m a new fan and I hope you stay together to make more beautiful music. I grew up hearing my oldest sister play your songs and they always stuck with me. I recently decided to look up your music and start listening. All I can say is that I’m blown away. This is coming from someone who only generally listens to harder rock and metal, but my heart has grown a soft spot for you.
Always cry hearing this song but this time tears of joy. So great to see you together.
They have never failed to give a stellar performance. Sean’s guitar work is always so damn good too. These three are truly underrated and very so!! I live in Texas and anytime I mention them very few ever know them and it blows my mind.
I wish I would've paid for the live version. This brings back so many memories.
Best suggestion I've had in my feed in quite a long time.
LYRICS ❤
You got to leave me now, you got to go alone
You got to chase a dream, one that's all your own
Before it slips away
When you're flyin' high, take my heart along
I'll be the harmony to every lonely song
That you learn to play
When you're soarin' through the air
I'll be your solid ground
Take every chance you dare
I'll still be there
When you come back down
When you come back down
I'll keep lookin' up, waitin' your return
My greatest fear will be that you will crash and burn
And I won't feel your fire
I'll be the other hand that always holds the line
Connectin' in between your sweet heart and mine
I'm strung out on that wire
And I'll be on the other end, to hear you when you call
Angel, you were born to fly, and if you get too high
I'll catch you when you fall
I'll catch you when you fall
Your memory's the sunshine every new day brings
I know the sky is calling
Angel, let me help you with your wings
When you're soarin' through the air
I'll be your solid ground
Take every chance you dare
I'll still be there
When you come back down
Take every chance you dare,
I'll still be there
When you come back down
When you come back down
Fascinating to hear what the years of life experience has added to this performance. The original is all optimism and this is so much wiser. Before the subject was the child, now it is the parent.
The world needs this right now. Really missed you guys. Thank you!
First time I saw you guys was at the Durango Meltdown and I stood in the back talking to your moms, who had to accompany you because none of you were old enough to rent a car yet. A large chunk of the festival-goers were just following you from one venue to the next and ignoring the rest of the groups. Last time was in Pagosa Springs, right before you broke up. It's great to see you playing together again.
Love you, Nickel Creek. Thanks for the music.
As someone about the same age as these guys, I love my middle-aged self hearing them singing songs as their middle-aged selves that I remember them singing as young kids when I was in college.
Wonderful! My daughters & I saw Nickel Creek ages ago. We sang your music often. Thank you for the good times and for helping us grow. Love to see you again!
Beautiful , thank you . I never pressed play so fast . ..
Still impeccable. Thank you!
I was lucky enough to see them open for Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. The amount of musicianship was mesmerizing and cathartic.
On the various playlists on the various devices that I have in my life, there is only one musical group that surpasses Nickel Creek in the number of songs on those playlists, and that is the Beatles. I'd say that puts you in pretty hallowed company! Your music has been and continues to be significant in my life. And THIS is one of my favorites. Music is such a gift. Thank you for sharing your gift with me.
What a wonderful surprise to come across today. This year has started off so dark and dismal, and then this video pops up and emits just enough warmth and hope to help me think; “Wow, they’ve weathered these strange times and still sound so wonderful. Maybe it’s worth sticking it out a little longer to see if the good times come back, like the way this song makes me feel..”
Wonderful harmony. I'm really happy to hear the performances of the three people again. from Japan.
I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH... BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES...
After being a teenager... To hear this and see you all again has been the BEST thing lately ! God bless you for inspiration and for emotional support in your music
Staggeringly beautiful song. This performance brought me to tears. You three are such amazing musicians and your harmonies are from another time. Thank you for your music. Truly. Your music is so appreciated.
i’m gonna cry i love you guys ;(((