Shattered Cross - Darrell Scott with Paul Brady
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Darrell Scott -- vocals & guitar
Paul Brady -- vocals
Jerry Douglas - dobro
Ronan Browne - uilleann pipes
Donald Shaw -- piano accordion
Aly Bain - fiddle
Russ Barenberg - mandolin
James Mackintosh -- percussion
Todd Parks - bass
Massive respect to Darrell for recording this song and for remembering Stuart with love . Stuart will Stay Alive through his music. 💞💞💞💞
Guarantee at least a 1000 of these plays is just me.
Respect to Darrell scott and never forget Stuart Adamson.
I'm the other 1k. Stuart bled his heart out for us.
Look what they've done to your song, Stuart. Such respect and such joy shown in bringing your song to life.
This band....Ohhh my!
Stuart Adamson . One of Scotlands finest writer/musicians
I was 13 years old in 1983 when my schoolmate turned me on to Big Country. I was hooked and a fan instantly. I am 50 years old and still amazed at the talent that was Stuart Adamson. He would love this version for sure.
Stuart Adamson - an absolute gem. Great version of this wonderful song. Magic
What joy in such sadness. Fantastic band and song.
Absolutley love this version, can't stop watching it, all members of the house band having fun. Hope you're watching and enjoying it too Stuart. Miss you big man, Big Country "our name will never die, this time will be forever"
Tauntonbluebird And We sing the young man’s song.
Stuart, you are so missed. You were so much more than “In a Big Country” and what a legacy you’ve left! Your fans still love you, I wish you had realized how much you were loved! Your day will never die, this time will be forever ❤️
Two of my favorite singers, and many of my favorite players, great stuff.
It must run in mine too, I get cold chills when when I hear a good tune.
Another powerful one by Darrell and crew. BTW: I think that's Russ Barenberg on mandolin a truly talented and versatile musician. But probably most in the room are in that category.
great song, great interpretation
Never heard this before. Brings a lump to the throat.
great version of one of Stuart Adamsons' "deepest " songs - really, really good. Stuart's songs mean so much, to a lot of people and it, brings a lump to the throat,seeing quality musicians playing that song so welll
Great version of an amazing song.
Andrew O'Brien and
OPPS: Great Music Thank's Folk's
The opening tribute refers to the late Stuart Adamson - vocalist and guitarist with "Big Country".
Big Country were massive in the 80's with anthemic songs and a ringing bagpipe-like guitar sound.
My heart sank as I hear Darrell talking about Adamson, a veritable slug alcoholic and drug addict, who died at his own hands by hanging himself in a hotel closet in Hawaii. I frankly am not taking my "wisdom" from such an immoral person.
@@victoredwards0530 you disgust me talking about an absolute legend in that way. I hope you never succumb to any of the problems Stuart experienced in the last years of his life (marriage difficulties, extreme professional pressure just for starters). And finally, if you had ever seen Stuart live (or any live recordings of him) you would never call him a "veritable slug" >:(
@@keirrobinson4156 you tell him mate . nice 1 😁
Love this rendition.
Just heard this for the first time a couple of days ago & it's been running through my head ever since. It's making me crazy, but what a way to go...
Awesome adamson track, vastly underestimaded as a song writer, RIP
What a great bunch of players. Nothing beats music of that quality.
I think I'm addicted to this.
About the 10th (or more) time watching/listening I picked up on the fact that the melody break in the middle and at the end is played by the pipes, mandolin, dobro, fiddle, and accordion all at the same time. Clearly excellent musicianship and definitely adding to the power of the piece. Whew!
That’s real music! And I love it!
Some of the folkie elite here wouldn't give Stuart the time of day when he was alive and here they are playing his music, hypocrites. Not talking about Darrell Scott here or Paul Brady, have a lot of time for both of them. Note: this song was brought to the Transatlantic Sessions (a Scottish programme) by AN AMERICAN!!! Darrell Scott is a great talent and deserves every success.
What an incredible lineup. I have said for years that if you had a collection of all of Darrell's solo albums; collaborations with Tim O'Brien and others; albums he has produced; played back up (a huge collection by itself) and covers of his songs played by others, you would not need to leave the house for a month - or venture to any other genre because Darrell covers some serious ground - from bluegrass, Americana and good ole rock and roll. "Darrell Scott is a 'monster talent."
I am a daft geordie but have always found this music to be on top of my pile along with the blues.
Funny, in the Belville lounge in Dunfermline there was a guy called Doc...and Stuart ........
Wow, amazing cover. The musicianship is astounding. Stuart would have loved it I'm sure.
Výborné aranžmá a společně s dudami je to výborná píseň-prostě nářez!
Brilliant Songwriting! Amazing blend with those various instruments 🇺🇸
Man the transatlantics are amazing all these great players together theres nothing like it..
Stuart would have loved your version! Great work guys!
this guy is so great! everything i want it to be and more.
You got a Swedish fan! Wonderful!
Who the hell are the 10 fools who voted thumbs down. A pox upon them, they are to be pitied.
Amazing, isn't it?
"They are to be pitied". Wiser words were never spoken (or typed). :)
A bunch of good mates having a laugh, and doing it awesomely :)
Highest class of performance !!!
what a fitting tribute to the late Stuart Adamson...his music lives on.
Wow !! Just Wow
Good news for all fans is the release of the DVD "Transatlantic Sessions: Series 3" bringing together the best of Nashville, Ireland and Scotland to perform what has been called "the greatest backporch shows ever".
All of the six half-hour programmes from the BBC/RTÉ TV series are included, recorded in a beautiful old converted farm steading in the Perthshire Highlands.
i agree, it's in our scott-irish blood.
Stuart Adamson ......RIP
The transatlantic sessions, is one of the greatest corroborations of musicians, singer/songwriter's on the planet.imho :)
Incredible song!
A fitting tribute to a lovely guy.
Thanks, Pat--Stunning!
Love,
Debra xxxx
An amazing version of this beautiful song. i think Stuart would have enjoyed it.
Great stuff, a fitting tribute to the late and oh so sorely lamented Stuart Adamson.
My thanks to Kerpatricia for sharing. Brilliant song, thanks for sharing!
Debra xxxx
To tomtscotland: great vid, exceptional quality. Nice job!
My favourite performance on Transatlantic Sessions along with the Catriona McKay ones.
Beautiful
unreal song
sweet to da beat
I've got something in my eye
Love it
great group playing.
great coverversion the big man wouid have loved this big time and didnt they look like they were having a ball lol
This here will touch you
This tune is also on Darrell's latest CD. This is a great version.
@tomtscotland I didn't know he was from Big Country :/
Thanks for sharing that man
dose'nt get much better, way to go.
The big music
with Russ Barenberg at the mandolin
nearly 58,000 views and only 82 Comments - that poor people....show the love...
I was playing it:
032033
It may be called something other than C2, but I think that's what it is called.
Has anyone thought about who they would love to see on the Transatlantic Sessions? I can think of a few on my Transatlantic wish list ! Steve Earle, Levon Helm and Greg Brown.
special
I love these session clips. Unfortunately someone took off Tim O'brien's "My Girl's waiting for Me" at these sessions. It was the best quality of this song on utube. The only bad thing about these sessions is the make up makes them all look like ghosts. Look at Tim O'brien on "Brother Wind". He looks really wierd.
Dude, you're very right. I can't believe I messed that up ;-)
Cadd9 (we often call it a 'cheater C')
Thanks!
Anyone know where to chords are posted for this song? I haven't found anything, but my best guess so far is that it is Capo 2, Em7, Gadd9, Dsus4, C2 for the most part. Now, the difficult part is getting that incredible sounding strum down part.
If anyone has anything to add, or a site that already has this posted, I'm all ears. Otherwise, I'm gonna have to spend some time listening to this and creating some chord sheets for myself!
Great song!
Is there any album with Darrell and the entire house band like here? I've found so many videos of these sessions with Irish and folk sound and was curious if they have a full length album with these songs.
@sokkerstud32 ive ponderd the genetic idea myself this music dose seem to draw the attention of something within me and i feel some sort of connection with it.
Great tune - poignant and affecting - killer band.
Surely you can't get better?
Darrell and Paul's vocals with the band fairly ripping along with counter melodies and beats - just listen to Ronan Browne on those uilleann pipes 5 stars is not enough!
You can get better - you could listen to Stuart singing this song :-)
well it doesnt matter wat u call it as long as u play it
Freakster1970
More Scott, Brady, O'Brien, Molsky and Mattea.....Too much to ask?
which transatlantic sessions season is this?
The band is wonderful. Darrell should've remembered the line, "you don't mess around with a manic depressive"-They took that out of the original lyrics fpr some reason, I guess it isn't Kosher, but you know, maybe the next generation will get it. Song writing is in demand at a full.
That was never in the original lyrics.
I was playing it:
032033
My god is that Jeb Bush playin Mando????
how are you playing c2??
and never gamble with a person named after a State of the Union, or a mojor city for that matter.......
na man thats Cadd9 but its cool
Sorry I'll behave now
4 People dont know what good music is.
I have loved your music to distraction, but to say Paul Brady is your house band ìs not right fair nor fittin'.
5 people are tone deaf