Loudon Wainwright III at the BBC
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- A show, shown on the BBC a few years ago, featuring Louden Wainwright III. There are some really great songs here: e.g. "Being A Dad" at 19.12, "When You Leave" at 26.26, "The Eukele Song" at 41.18, "Louden The First" at 45.52.
Anyone watching in 2024?
🎉🎉🎉 Loudo. Gotta Love him.
Just about to sit down and rewatch it, although I did see it when it was first aired. Going to see him next weekend in London. Can't wait.
Loudon is the most whacked out, disturbed, talented singer-Songwriter that no one knows. I feel sorry for the entire world, frankly, that he remains so obscure and not everyone gets to hear his music. I’m a bit sad that his personal relationships have been so f…ed up…but it’s made for great music. Simply my favorite of all time!
its like hes too honest to have a good relationship, but man he's really great im kind of in awe
The greatest singer-songwriter of the past 50 years - the most insightful, most articulate, most consistently witty, most brutally honest and most life-affirming. Period.
Thanks for posting.
Well said!
If anybody can get this message to louden Wainwright the 3rd, My wife and I and all of my four adult children, Love you, and all of your music. To us you are a legend, And in our music Hall of fame, Lots of love, And God's blessings, The Wheelers x
He’s playing in Albuquerque March 25. 2 1/2. Hour drive away. Worth it. He’s brutally honest He’s human with all the failings we all have yet never allow to come to the surface and expose with humility
Saw him in a pub sized venue in New Zealand about 25 years ago So lucky
Seen hom twin in Melbourne. One of the greats who filled my life.
London is unique, love this program
"Being A Dad" at 19:12, "When You Leave" at 26.26, "The Ukulele Song" at 41:18, "Loudon The First" at 45:52.
This was recorded in May 2005 in London's Bush Hall. I know as I was there centre front table.
i watched this with my mum when it was on bbc (she was 80) and she said why didn't you tell me about this man before now. I was so uplifted and felt..................I think you know the rest.
How nice :)
I saw him at Port Fairy Folk Festival many years ago. Storytelling, singing, connecting with his audience. Also saw Martha and Rufus over the years. All good.
I saw him at Regents Park open air theatre in the 70's. Talented man.
Again I notice & see and hear how well he masters the guitar - picking and strumming sooo incredibly! In split seconds...
I'm an Aussie and been a fan since 1972...seen him a few times ...but... a VB t-shirt????... rather drink my own urine!...lol...still...he is a legend.
Seen him a couple of times. Fantastic performer and songs with an incredible emotional range. Years of laughter and of sorrow.
Absolutely legendary singer songwriter
Had the pleasure of seeing Loudon here in Brisbane years ago when he supported his friend Richard Thompson... I had about ten of his albums at the time and since then I've acquired a few more... He's such a natural talent - I also loved him as the mayor of a strange town in the fabulous film BIG FISH...
Every song he has ever done is good, but if you haven't heard it, go track down the rolling, reverberating cover of "Schooldays,' - the first song on his first album - on "The McGarrigle Hour" (CD 1998). Kata and Anna start it off, followed by Rufus and Martha, and then Loudon and Chaim - all of them singing together! It'll raise the hairs on the back of your neck - and make you smile.
Thanks so much for uploading this. I've seen him four times and never tire of listening to him at home or in various other places over time.
Just booked in at Manchester , UK, been listening for a few days now outstanding
He has a knack for filling the available space with perfect syllables.
My all Time favorite - full out on Da BBC - got his vinyls...and cds too. Sames goes for The McGarrigle Sisters...and their OFF SPRING.
Thanks for uploading this, I watched it when it aired and always regretted not having a copy of it!
Great download - thanks .
"Martha's Dad "- sure thing.. it's sad isn't it that his two talented children from his marriage to the late great Kate McGarrigle are now far more famous than he is.. The man has been giving it is all on stages all over the planet and he still has that drive and natural humour mixed with sadness in an array of glorious songs that most of the songwriters who are held in esteem can't touch... He even had the bravery to release something as powerful as HITTING YOU.
I think it would be sad if he didn't take pleasure in the success of his kids... I mean, isn't that sort of the point of offspring? That you hope they outdo you?
@@jonkiparsky7369 I'm sure he does take great pleasure in their success Jon , I'm simply pointing out that a man of such resounding talent who gave the world these marvellously talented children is mostly remembered by the average music fan as the guy who gave us DEAD SKUNK and for most of his working life has gigged all around the world playing to small crowds in small venues and has had to hump his guitars around with him... I'm sad for him that he is not held in the same esteem as Rufus and Martha.
He has a hardcore fan base, as does Rufus and Martha. Only one or two of my friends have heard of them! They’re better than mainstream music. London won a Grammy! The kids haven’t, yet...
@@suesjoy Holy fucking shit... What is wrong with people today...Don't they care ???.. Are they ignorant to the nth degree ???... You Sue call the man LONDON... the guy Grumpy who started this site calls him LOUDEN... The man is named LOUDON... He even has a song about the average wanker who can't spell his name properly T.S.M.N.W.A....Let's see if you smart people can work out what those letters stand for... But you would at least expect the grumpy old bozo who starts this page to get it right .. or the girl making a comment about he and his offspring.. Fuck, I get so demoralised by people just not caring or not taking the time to check and proof read what they have typed.. It's the any old shit will do world eh !!!.. Well not in my home and if some prick sends me a message saying CHILL DUDE , I swear I will stick a LOUDON WAINWRIGHT III L.P. up their arse...
I don't know... I'll always remember him from M.A.S.H.
I'm pretty sure that's master-songwriter Peter Blegvad we see joining the audience there at 1:56. He wrote "Daughter" - a song Loudo wishes he could have written.
You're right! "Daughter" is a great song. I wish I could write a great song like it about my sons.
Thanks for loading this GrumpyBob
Been listening off and on to Loudon since late 70's ... brilliant and wise and interesting and damn good
he is the jack nicholson of music
😢yeah but Jack ain't no Loudon !
Wow , thank you so much for this. I'm a huge Loudo fan. I saw him in Spokane , Washington and Edmonton , Alberta years ago and had the chance to talk to him.He was very gracious and funny ! 😊👍💖
well i understand Rufus better now....seriously.....;););)love this very much thank you mr. Wainwright....mr Guilty is wonderful!
This is great, thanks for uploading it.
national treasure (did a new portrait recently with Martha and Rufus as well to give him).
Also, it's "The Ukelele Song" and "Half Fist".
Good
Is that a Vic Bitter t shirt 😮
Nice
How does he remember all those fuc*ing words? This coming from a musician.
Can that be Joe Boyd in the crowd at 56.39?
OH... and he's written a song about this - his name is spelt LOUDON no E in his name at all... I think as a sign of respect that you change your spelling.
Thanks for letting me know. I have corrected it.
@@grumpybob but when was this filmed?
Why is this in mono?
You spelled his name wrong, you know, with an "e" where there should be an "o."
Yes, it's known he hates the letter 'e'.
Thanks for letting me know. I have corrected it.
The people you’ve left can’t stand you.