An unusual take on Oh Happy Day. I was getting a hint of Jonathan Richman's Roadrunner. And the Velvet's There She Goes Again. Keep 'em coming, Jon. To go with the Ku Klux furniture, did Deanna own a Reverend Jim Jones bedspread?
I'm a big fan of Nick Cave. You should check out the acoustic version of this song. It's clearly based on Oh Happy Day. There's also I good acoustic version of The Mercy Seat. I'm gonna guess that Jon has Papa Won't Leave You, Henry lined up for Andy. I think Andy will like it. It's another staple of their live shows. I've seen Nick Cave a bunch of times. Most recently on the tour he did with Colin Greenwood. I went with a friend who didn't really know much Nick Cave but he still talks about it a year later. I look forward to more Nick Cave on your channel. Take care guys.
This is the same guy who wrote The Ship Song. Fascinating musician. Of course I have heard "Henry Lee, The Curse of Milhaven and Where the Wild Roses Grow.
I think I would have gone for The Mercy Seat from Tender Prey over Deanna personally, but I get why you didn’t. That whole BBC Sessions show from St Luke’s is great. Looking forward to seeing you guys look at more Nick Cave.
The Mick Harvey period pre-hair plug version of Nick! A great song! Viewer request (again)!!!! Do a Triffids song as Martyn P. Casey (bass player) connects them. What about "Stolen Property"?
Hey Roger, I've tried 'Born Sandy Devotional' a couple of times in the past and it hasn't clicked for me. It was many years ago, so I'll give it another go. I've added 'Stolen Property' to our viewer request list. Cheers, Jon.
Hey Neil, your taste is your own. I know I have plenty of blind spots that fly against conventional opinion. I think within the scope of Nick Cave's catalogue there's material you could enjoy. Some of the most beautiful and heart-breaking tracks I've ever heard. I hope to give you something to consider in the future. Cheers, Jon.
Nick Cave has such a presence, great live performance!
An unusual take on Oh Happy Day. I was getting a hint of Jonathan Richman's Roadrunner. And the Velvet's There She Goes Again. Keep 'em coming, Jon.
To go with the Ku Klux furniture, did Deanna own a Reverend Jim Jones bedspread?
I'm a big fan of Nick Cave. You should check out the acoustic version of this song. It's clearly based on Oh Happy Day. There's also I good acoustic version of The Mercy Seat. I'm gonna guess that Jon has Papa Won't Leave You, Henry lined up for Andy. I think Andy will like it. It's another staple of their live shows. I've seen Nick Cave a bunch of times. Most recently on the tour he did with Colin Greenwood. I went with a friend who didn't really know much Nick Cave but he still talks about it a year later. I look forward to more Nick Cave on your channel. Take care guys.
More is most definitely coming.
Cheers, Jon.
This is the same guy who wrote The Ship Song. Fascinating musician. Of course I have heard "Henry Lee, The Curse of Milhaven and Where the Wild Roses Grow.
I think I would have gone for The Mercy Seat from Tender Prey over Deanna personally, but I get why you didn’t. That whole BBC Sessions show from St Luke’s is great. Looking forward to seeing you guys look at more Nick Cave.
The Mick Harvey period pre-hair plug version of Nick! A great song! Viewer request (again)!!!! Do a Triffids song as Martyn P. Casey (bass player) connects them. What about "Stolen Property"?
Hey Roger, I've tried 'Born Sandy Devotional' a couple of times in the past and it hasn't clicked for me. It was many years ago, so I'll give it another go. I've added 'Stolen Property' to our viewer request list.
Cheers, Jon.
Oh God!, sorry chaps, Nick Cave is in the same bracket as P.J Harvey for me. Never written a decent tune to my ears. Although this one is passable.
Hey Neil, your taste is your own. I know I have plenty of blind spots that fly against conventional opinion. I think within the scope of Nick Cave's catalogue there's material you could enjoy. Some of the most beautiful and heart-breaking tracks I've ever heard. I hope to give you something to consider in the future.
Cheers, Jon.