David Lindley was playing a lap steel guitar and yes, later he sang the falsetto part. The first part of the song, "The Load Out" was written by Jackson. The second half "Stay" was written by Maurice Williams and recorded by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs. Rosemary Butler was the lovely lady with the amazing voice.
David Lindley (guy on Lap Steel) passed March 3, 2023..Great talent...The guy behind the drum kit, Jim Gordon, was one of the most sort after drummers of all time...He played on over 500 recordings from just about everyone. Unfortunately, Gordon was diagnosed schizophrenic, and heard voices all the time..These voices caused him to go to his mother's house, and when she answered the door he attacked her with a butcher's knife, and a hammer, and killed her..That was in 1983, and he died in prison March 13, 2023, just 10 days after Lindley passed..He was Clapton's drummer on the album Layla (and other assorted love songs) which was Derek and the Dominos only album.
For those of us who have followed Jackson Browne since the 70s, this song is a real treat. Love this man’s voice and his dedication to his music. He is a fantastic singer, arranger, songwriter and musician. You might want to react to Running on Empty or Doctor My Eyes. Thank you for this. 👏👏
Long post. I talk too much. A million years ago, all us kids were in a “band”. Nobody had great families, but the barn was safe haven. The memories of all the kids filing in, opening cases, joshing around, plugging in and powering up was just magical. I do not play. I sang, but they were all generous enough to teach me how to make noise. Nobody would call it music. So much talent. Life got in the way. College, marriage, kids, jobs. Some of us are dead now. All of us are aging. Might not be healthy, but I come back to watch the younger kids hear what we tried so hard to play and do.
Many years ago, I was a bartender in a huge nightclub. There were few spots open for “concert” nights. I always volunteered. The day started early. Usually around 2 pm. It wasn’t going to end until 5 or 6 am. Maybe 2 bartenders and a cook. The club was a cavern of darkness. House and stage lights. The roadies were always a fun, happy bunch. They got the work done, and created a show out of near nothing. Sound checks were a misery. When the regular employees started filing in, barbacks were everywhere. The DJ had to have sound checks. The doors opened, and we all got busy. By then, the stage was dark, and the DJ kept folks dancing. Then the concert started. Over 2,000 people in the building. Great memories.
The guy who sang falsetto on “Stay” was a surprise to everyone’s. Including Jackson Browne. The woman was supposed to sing it twice, but the singer and guitar player decided to surprise Jackson. He said he was terrified when he saw him step up. bud he did such a good job they put him oon the album and j see pt that as part of their show
Hé was the headliner in 1982 at Werchter festival. It was my first festival , it was cold but he warmend up the entire pasture. Will never forget it . Hé was great.❤️
"What is happening here?" Well, a group of talented individuals got on stage and created a moment in time that will delight the people forever. Which, thanks to outlets like this will be available, if anyone cares to look, until they turn out the lights for good.
Jackson Browne was and is the great bard of the generation that came of age during the 1960s and 70s, so it always helps in deciphering the meaning of his lyrics to understand the history of those times and what that generation of young people experienced. And, for those of us who were there and traveled roughly the same road that Jackson did, he was/is our great lyrical historian, both in personal ways and collectively. Also, he has kept the faith politically as an artist over the years, remaining humble and dedicated to the values of the peace and environmental movements that he and the rest of us came of age with. I'd like to highly, recommend specific songs of his that demonstrate what I'm talking about: Before the Deluge, For A Dancer, and Lives in the Balance. His catalog is vast and filled with impressive and meaningful work, but those three have long been among my very favorite Jackson Browne masterpieces.. . . And, I might add that I am not generally inclined toward celebrity worship or gushy nonsense, but Jackson is the real deal!
@8:46 - If you ever run out of things to do, go to you tube and look up "The Load Out/Stay (Live BBC 1978) Reaction" and watch the parts where Rosemary Butler and David Lindley sing "Stay." You're welcome.
Lovely reaction video of a master of songwriting..., BUT..., please edit out the annoing metal music under your voice in the beginning and the end of this video....that irritated the crap out of me...
A Dobro is like an acoustic guitar with a large metallic resonator cone which amplifies the sound, typically used in country and bluegrass music. The guy was playing a lap steel guitar. Both are played the same way. Just a technicality.
David Lindley was playing a lap steel guitar and yes, later he sang the falsetto part.
The first part of the song, "The Load Out" was written by Jackson. The second half "Stay" was written by Maurice Williams and recorded by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs. Rosemary Butler was the lovely lady with the amazing voice.
such a special song for those of us who've been roadies and stage hands! Jackson Browne is such a master songwriter.
David Lindley (guy on Lap Steel) passed March 3, 2023..Great talent...The guy behind the drum kit, Jim Gordon, was one of the most sort after drummers of all time...He played on over 500 recordings from just about everyone. Unfortunately, Gordon was diagnosed schizophrenic, and heard voices all the time..These voices caused him to go to his mother's house, and when she answered the door he attacked her with a butcher's knife, and a hammer, and killed her..That was in 1983, and he died in prison March 13, 2023, just 10 days after Lindley passed..He was Clapton's drummer on the album Layla (and other assorted love songs) which was Derek and the Dominos only album.
Omigosh! That is the saddest thing. He was so talented. So sad he couldn't have been diagnosed before all the tragedy. Thank you for the information!
I hope he found peace.
Recorded at Merriweather Post Pavilion - just outside of Washington DC
My all time favorite. He is the best lyricist and a recorder of our time.
For those of us who have followed Jackson Browne since the 70s, this song is a real treat. Love this man’s voice and his dedication to his music. He is a fantastic singer, arranger, songwriter and musician. You might want to react to Running on Empty or Doctor My Eyes. Thank you for this. 👏👏
They are all having so much fun doing what they love!
Long post. I talk too much. A million years ago, all us kids were in a “band”. Nobody had great families, but the barn was safe haven. The memories of all the kids filing in, opening cases, joshing around, plugging in and powering up was just magical. I do not play. I sang, but they were all generous enough to teach me how to make noise. Nobody would call it music. So much talent. Life got in the way. College, marriage, kids, jobs. Some of us are dead now. All of us are aging. Might not be healthy, but I come back to watch the younger kids hear what we tried so hard to play and do.
Most epic encore of all time.
The ultimate crew shout-out.
RIP David Lindley😇
Many years ago, I was a bartender in a huge nightclub. There were few spots open for “concert” nights. I always volunteered. The day started early. Usually around 2 pm. It wasn’t going to end until 5 or 6 am. Maybe 2 bartenders and a cook. The club was a cavern of darkness. House and stage lights. The roadies were always a fun, happy bunch. They got the work done, and created a show out of near nothing. Sound checks were a misery. When the regular employees started filing in, barbacks were everywhere. The DJ had to have sound checks. The doors opened, and we all got busy. By then, the stage was dark, and the DJ kept folks dancing. Then the concert started. Over 2,000 people in the building. Great memories.
Jackson Browne is a genius! "Late for the Sky" is in my opinion one of the greatest albums ever.....a masterpiece! He is still making wonderful music!
The guy who sang falsetto on “Stay” was a surprise to everyone’s. Including Jackson Browne. The woman was supposed to sing it twice, but the singer and guitar player decided to surprise Jackson. He said he was terrified when he saw him step up. bud he did such a good job they put him oon the album and j see pt that as part of their show
Love this reaction. He closed his shows for so many years with this song. I think he still does sometimes.
Hé was the headliner in 1982 at Werchter festival. It was my first festival , it was cold but he warmend up the entire pasture. Will never forget it . Hé was great.❤️
Rosemary Butler kills that solo.
just strolls on and off stage like it's no big deal....I love it. Then David Lindley enters the picture. Amazing.
"What is happening here?" Well, a group of talented individuals got on stage and created a moment in time that will delight the people forever. Which, thanks to outlets like this will be available, if anyone cares to look, until they turn out the lights for good.
I love your reactions to the changes!
Jackson Browne’s music played a huge part in my youth. Great to see it spanning the generations! Peace and love
Jackson Browne was and is the great bard of the generation that came of age during the 1960s and 70s, so it always helps in deciphering the meaning of his lyrics to understand the history of those times and what that generation of young people experienced. And, for those of us who were there and traveled roughly the same road that Jackson did, he was/is our great lyrical historian, both in personal ways and collectively.
Also, he has kept the faith politically as an artist over the years, remaining humble and dedicated to the values of the peace and environmental movements that he and the rest of us came of age with. I'd like to highly, recommend specific songs of his that demonstrate what I'm talking about: Before the Deluge, For A Dancer, and Lives in the Balance.
His catalog is vast and filled with impressive and meaningful work, but those three have long been among my very favorite Jackson Browne masterpieces.. . . And, I might add that I am not generally inclined toward celebrity worship or gushy nonsense, but Jackson is the real deal!
❤Great reaction
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Stay was recorded in 1960 by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs. Jackson Browne adapted some of the words.
great song and great stories thanks
@8:46 - If you ever run out of things to do, go to you tube and look up "The Load Out/Stay (Live BBC 1978) Reaction" and watch the parts where Rosemary Butler and David Lindley sing "Stay." You're welcome.
This is an old song. The original was probably out in the early to mid 60s.
Love the falsetto.
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Thought you would enjoy this performance that is much older than you 😄
2 songs they usually play them together
Love your reaction
Sometimes A steel Guitar doesn't look like a guitar
That's called a lap steel guitar, used in country music alot....
Lovely reaction video of a master of songwriting..., BUT..., please edit out the annoing metal music under your voice in the beginning and the end of this video....that irritated the crap out of me...
The steel is a dobro. Usually a blues instrument.
A Dobro is like an acoustic guitar with a large metallic resonator cone which amplifies the sound, typically used in country and bluegrass music. The guy was playing a lap steel guitar. Both are played the same way. Just a technicality.
@@enzopalumbo2164 i will stand corrected. Thank you. My people would call a lap played steel a dobro. Honest mistake.
Is steel guitar