The Avett Brothers: NPR Music Field Recordings
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Seth and Scott Avett spend a good chunk of their lives on one tour bus or another, so asking them to perform in one isn't all that different from asking them to perform in one of their own living rooms. They may be far away from their native North Carolina - to be exact, they're captured here in a Camden, N.J., parking lot in conjunction with the XPoNential Music Festival - but the setting is cozy enough for Seth Avett to brew tea before performing.
The Avett Brothers will soon spend a lot more time on that bus: The band's new album, The Carpenter, comes out Sept. 11. Naturally, when asked to play a song from the record, the Avetts picked its first single, "Live and Die" - a sweetly hooky jam which lends itself perfectly to the pair's acoustic-guitar-and-banjo interplay. The resulting performance is five minutes of hot tea and honey, perfect for New Jersey parking lots and all points west. -- STEPHEN THOMPSON
Credits
Producer: Mito Habe-Evans; Audio Engineer: Kevin Wait; Second Videographer/Production Assistant: Nick Michael; Coordinator: Saidah Blount; Executive Producers: Anya Grundmann, Keith Jenkins
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I still love this this song. First heard it when my second daughter was born
The true test of the beauty and quality of a song is how it sounds stripped down, without production and accompanying instrumentation. One banjo, one guitar, two voices equals this amazing rendition of Live and Die. Bravo!
I love his little smiles in between his words.
I have never been more proud of my neighboring town, Concord, North Carolina!
Stupendous! I hope these guys live forever.
Absolutely effing beautiful why aren’t These guys on the radio or more scene or something they’re great
bc the mainstream music that plays on the radio is just The Weeknd, Miley Cyrus & lazy remakes of songs that were released
do you ever feel like you're watching a sapling of extreme stardom grow in these brothers?
Banjo Solo? Sure, “NAILED IT eyes closed”
Incredible take!!! consistently impressed by the audio quality of these field recordings. Thanks!!!
His Docs are broken in so beautifully
A banjo solo. With closed eyes.
this is the time when im so glad i found this channel
Soooooooooooooooo pumped for the album!
Yes. Loves some Avett!
i really enjoyed it
🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Real Musicians in the fake world of mass produced auto tuned nonsense. Restores my faith.....
I want to meet these guys in person... Jam out with them too
delightful!
So sincere.
Great performance! much better than the studio version.
I've lil question NPR, what's the microphone you used in this video? I need a lil advice about the microphone for field recording. thank you a lot. I love all your videos. please
🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
Great stuff. Thanks!
I can't wait to see you live, some day!
Totally worth it. Even better in a smaller venue.
Pure.
You can hear it in the beginning of the video for the Lowering at Lincoln Theater, when Seth introduces Scott's wife.
fresh organic music
Great!
This is something I realise more and more as I turn off the radio and turn on my computer...
These guys are beyond groovy. What kind of guitar is Seth playing; a Martin Dreadnought Jr.?
Luve it Peace out :D
Badass!
OH FUCK YEA!
bravo!
I want a pair of boots like Scott's...
I'm sorry, I can't post a link, but Seth says their name in the video "The Avett Brothers Interface Interview," at 3:50. The video I saw and tried to link to was uploaed by "iheartmikeyway." Hope this helps!
NPR, bring back Jeff the Brotherhood for a "field recording"!
AVETT = AVit
Much better live
What is he doing on the banjo focused part?
Wait, how do you pronounce John Darnielle?
Dr. Marten's I do believe..
Scott needs to tie his shoes
This is NPR apologizing for "Bleached"
Maybe they can make enough for some shampoo someday!
What's wrong with you.
Nope.
I love mediocre music!