Will The Circle Be Unbroken Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Punch Brothers
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Punch Brothers -- Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Another Day, Another Time: Celebrating the Music of Inside Llewyn Davis
A concert inspired by the Coen Brothers' film, 'Inside Llewyn Davis,' which is set in the 1960s Greenwich Village folk music scene, featuring live performances of the film's music, as well as songs from the early 1960s. Performers include the Avett Brothers, Joan Baez, Dave Rawlings Machine, Rhiannon Giddens, Lake Street Dive, Colin Meloy, The Milk Carton Kids, Marcus Mumford, Punch Brothers, Patti Smith, Willie Watson, Gillian Welch, and Jack White, as well as the star of the film Oscar Isaac.
This is by far the best version of this song.
I love how it's become tradition to close out the Country Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony every year by singing this.
This song gets bigger and better after you lose your mother. I am 74 and still tear up.
I do too Justin.
Robert Engel so little real talent these days . It is just cookie cutter till people can find someone to make money off of, and when there is someone of real talent they loose their integrity
It's Thanksgiving. My family will be singing this together on Thursday. Thanks Gil, Dave, and Punch Bros. By and by...
Jenna Deangelo That's so true!
+Justin Credible That's exactly what I think, I was 53 when I lost my mom 4 yrs ago.
Voices harmonizing is about the best thing in the world, regardless of if it's country, Motown or random folks singing together. Just so happens that these folks are some of the best at doing it.
I got here for a Intro to Religious Thought class assignment. This song touched the crap out of me. I'm adding this to my playlist. Gillian's voice is so beautiful.
Awesome singers, awesome instrumentalists, awesome song and and an awesome experience watching and listening to these folks putting their heart and soul into this music.
Awesome comment.
...geezus...something so ethereal about GIllian...so earthy about Dave...she the angel, he the mechanic...she untouchable, he the guy next door...these two people are so damned genuine...might ALL true loves love this way...and might EVERYONE make this kind of music in their own way...wow...
My goodness. I've listened to many, many versions of this song, done by many, many very able vocalists.
Gillian is up there with the very best: Patsy Cline, Judith Durham, Alison Krauss...
Somewhere in time there is a man who helped make this great singer/songwriter in a seventeen year old girl. His brief pleasure produced one of the true treasures of country music for our time and he undoubtedly never knew it. But, we do and so does Dave. Glad they found each other to thrill us with their beautiful and meaningful tones.
A great vehicle for Gillian Welch's lovely lowlands voice. No wonder she loves playing with Dave Rawlings so much. His guitar adds a wonderful third voice.
Oh yes, they are married so I guess that makes the ‘playing ‘ even better ! ❤
Simply incredible. When Gillian sang "Lord I hate to see her go" all I could think of is my own mother and fell to pieces. Not too many people can evoke such passion when they sing. Thanks for this upload Robert, sincerely.
Yes. What she said. I couldn’t say better. For all my loved ones that are gone
This couple and guests are just magnificent. Proves that the wrong people are famous!
I have read other comments here and I agree, Dave is in love with playing and in love with playing with Gillian. It just doesn't get any better than that!
You won't understand the feeling unless you're southern or hurting
We are all hurting at some degree ;)
That's right
So many musicians play ,but watching Dave Rollins play ,you can see in his expressions the joy he still has for his craft .
agreed with Justin, lose your mother and this song becomes eternal.............
Gillian Welch's voice inflections are second to none...
When I was little, someone told me that no one would ever love me as steadfastly as my mother did.
You can never really truly understand or feel just how true that is until she's gone.
...there is SO much going on in this vid...from Dave melting into his lead, to Chris staring his lasers, to the sound coming together...to Gillian...her presence...pulling it ALL together...she is, hands down, the most captivating stage personality...LOVE her...LOVE their music..
The height of modern Appalachian sound, Mr. and Mrs. David Rawlings.
Yeah that’s amazing
2:16 My two favorite instrumentalists going toe to toe . . . that is a glorious thing.
Yes it is...
Best performance of this song I think I've ever heard.
Looks like they're just having a good time at some backwoods pickin' parlor! Now that is music!
I've had lots of death in my life and this reminds me of every one I've left behind. This is how they used to feel when you lost someone you loved. I remember the days of the hearse come rolling! It has come for my Dad at an early age as well as many others in my family. This makes me feel better to know there is a better home awaiting!
I wish Gillian, Dave, and Chris would do an album together.
never delete it a masterpiece
Beautiful song, Gillians voice and Daves picking...what could be better
Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. Love it. I now have another favorite version of Will The Circle Be Unbroken. My other favorite version, or versions, are on The Gregg Allman Anthology. Such a beautiful song. It's beautiful and sad.
I love it when Dave gets into his performing Thrall, either playing or singing with Gillian. And the duet with the mandolin is awesome!!!
I saw that show and they played this song exactly how it is suppose to be played! Perfection!
I personally didn't see the show but I agree with that statement 100 %
This has to be in the top 3 versions of this song, i am very impressed. I have added this to my favorites to this song.
Rest easy, Mamma D...1955-2017
Great song. I don't usually go for the cowboy type but the gent in the hat is a cutie.
Another shout out for this performance, the fine back line by the bass player is a treat in this rendition.
nor does age when it happen matter a lick...this song! this version deserves being played really loudl!!! thanks!
Love this version and just love the way Dave and Gillian look at each other in the beginning.
While I would never claim to be a music expert, the Mandolin/Guitar exchange beginning at 2:15 is really fricking good.
Real magic. It doesn't get any better than this
I love that Rawlings knows ending on the V chord without a tag makes the song sadder.
What is a tag? I didn't understand that.
@@martinrheaume5393 a tag is a musical term for repeating the last line of a song at the end, to make it feel like a conclusion. A "typical" way to end this song would be to tag the last line of the song by repeating it, and ending back on the I chord, the major chord that is the home base of the key. The V chord, the chord based on the 5th note of the scale, typically leads back to the I chord, and as listeners we expect the I chord to follow the V. By ending the whole song leaving the V chord hanging in the air, they literally don't "complete the circle", musically.
@@richardlam3109 thanks! I appreciate it
BRAVO BRAVO BRAVO
thank you Jesus for these fine entertainers.
I don't think there is a batter music match than these guys.
Brilliant aa always 🇦🇺
Many blessings 🙏
I can not imagine anybody doin it better
Bill Mclaughlin Yeah. Gillian is a treasure. So is Chris Thile for that matter.
I like Gillian/Thile etc but still think Mother Mabel/Doc Watson/Nitty Gritty Dirt Band did it with more emotion
a real toe tapper...good ol song
this is everything
At times I´m a bit afraid of Gillian. She looks at you and ...damn, that´s intense.
One of the best versions I've heard in a long time!
She is so fearless. Love it.
Don't need a dog & pony show if the talent has no need for it....stage, few instruments, & a hot mic will work just fine.
Again they were really into this cover of a song that inspires you.
Phenomenal musicians all. Beautifully done.
Divine
A great version of this song love it.....
this is one of my favorite songs
Love love love!!!!
Absolute confluence of art and ultimate reality. The wellspring from which all good music flows and from which all bluegrass originates from undoubtedly. Any deviance might be classified in the same genre but incrementally strays from in technique but ultimately, and most importantly, from the soul from which it was intended. Bluegrass as well as root blues music strip away the bullshit that modern music suffocates under in a way that speaks to the heart and not the impulse of everyday life. Whether it be ephemeral worldly concerns or momentary fades it cuts to the heart which no one can deny regardless of era.
Well said. I know that this will sound disingenuous but I'm sorry for your loss.
Wonderful song and well sung here, Thanks.
thank you for posting these tracks robert
their an absolute pleasure
You're welcome!
they harmonize really well
Beautifully done. Thanks so much for sharing,
Gorgeous!!!
I don't usually go for cowboy hats but he is super cute
Best version ever ❤ xx
Great picking and a singing, Enjoyed
She has the voice of an angel
Love this .
What a beautiful version!
thx very much
love it
Sung with traditional reverence! Amen and amen!
This gives me chills
God I love Gillian ……….sorry Dave ❤️❤️
so damn amazing
awesome
Thank you, Sir, for posting.
This song featured in iron jawed angels and it is very moving
My gosh, this is perfect
4 my Mama 💓💔💓1959-2021
thx 4 this
YEA I MISS MY MOM MAY 30 1937 DEC 13 2023 AT 7SOMETHING AM
I was standing by the window
On one cold and cloudy day
When I saw the hearse come rolling
For to carry my mother away
Will the circle be unbroken?
Bye and bye Lord, bye and bye
There's a better home awaiting
In the sky Lord, in the sky
I said to the undertaker
Undertaker please drive slow
For this lady you are carrying
Lord, I hate to see her go
Will the circle be unbroken?
Bye and bye Lord, bye and bye
There's a better home awaiting
In the sky Lord, in the sky
Oh, I followed close behind her
Tried to hold up and be brave
But I could not hide my sorrow
When they laid her in the grave
Will the circle be unbroken?
Bye and bye Lord, bye and bye
There's a better home awaiting
In the sky Lord, in the sky
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"That's way sadder"
Just can't help loving Gillian's look as she watches two men whipping their "tools" in a mad courting duel while they ignore the supposed audience. You can see her step back and silently shake her head just a bit. Never knew a mando solo could be so drenched in testosterone!
Gillian too. Those two were clearly made for each other and made to perform together
wow
is that the guy from nickel creek
Yes
Cheers me reet up
Excellent country music in tik tok times
WAYY sadder
without the tag
LOL
Im trying to find the snippet of the concert where Dave Rowlings with Gillian Welch sing one of the most amazing stripped down covers of "Midnight Special". I found a link with them at a local bar singing it but the quality isnt good at all.
The Midnight Special - Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Willie Watson
The Midnight Special - Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Willie Watson
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does anyone know what key they're playing this in??
Seems to be C - Gil has her guitar at CAPO 2 and she has a C shape chord to start. There's an F in there too. If you want to help figure out the chords - I want to get friends together to play this.
who's the guy at the end blowing on the fire...the agent from hell?
T Bone Burnett is an American record producer, musician, and songwriter. As producer of the soundtrack O Brother, Where Art Thou?, he renewed interest in American roots music. He received a Grammy Award for that album, for the soundtracks Cold Mountain (2004), Walk the Line (2006), Crazy Heart (2010), and for Raising Sand (2007), in which he united the contemporary bluegrass of Alison Krauss with the blues rock of Robert Plant.
Nice. What is that guy burning towards the end ?
Music producer T Bone Burnett was burning incense, something he does to set a mood.
It's Palo Santo wood. It comes from a Peruvian tree and T-Bone burns it because he says it ties the senses together. I interviewed him a while back and he was burning some then.
Robert Engel
"T-Bone keep the tape rollin, Gil keep strummin' that guitar..."
jpanicacci Yes in deed!
High...k.a.s
Lady wind
Bioshock
So many musicians play ,but watching Dave Rollins play ,you can see in his expressions the joy he still has for his craft .
Agree most strongly ❤ x