I remember being a baby, fresh in my early 20s at my first job at Sony. I worked more in corporate so any musician, especially popular ones, on our floor was a treat. One day, I looked up and Phoebe walked in with one of the people who worked there, who was also a conductor, and who was helping Phoebe with a project and upcoming show. I have met quite a few celebrities at job, but man oh man, meeting Phoebe was one of the sweetest moments. She walked by my little cubicle with David who was helping her and I jumped up and ran to her and told her what a huge fan I was. She humbly chuckled, took my hand and said "you're a baby, what do you know about my music?" I went to my desk and showed her 3 of her cds I had (my mom had those same cds on vinyl). She was so tickled that someone my age at the time listened to her music. I told her we listened her music a lot in my home growing up and how exciting it was to meet her. She autographed one of my cds, took a picture with me AND I was a invited personally by her to her show. It was a wonderful evening and I will always cherish the beloved, Phoebe Snow.
Pheobe Snow is fantastic to listen to about her nascent beginnings and how she started with a fleeting audition. Not only is she a great musician, she's also a wonderful storyteller. What a great lady of indelible inspiration leaving a long- lasting musical legacy.
Never EVER under estimate the value of this interview. I had the chance to see Phoebe in SF during her tour in support of her album SOMETHING REAL.... it was on week night and I said... “oh I’ll have the chance to see another time...” That never happened, so this series is a great gift!
David, I've watched this incredible interview you did with this incredible lady several times. How I wished I could have seen her live or met her - she was such a truly beautiful person in addition to being beyond talented. Thank you so much!
My dear friend JC, Jeff Caldwell world famous photographer was friendly with Phoebe. He made great portraits of her in Waikiki. Both gone now but certainly never forgotten
I think I saw her in a little coffeehouse in Cambridge MA singing "I Cover the Waterfront", around 1969, might have been her. Great singer and writer. What a warm, smart, sweet, self-deprecating generous woman with nice things to say about the Boss, George Harrison and others.
Whoa ! David ... wow wee.. This is Gold .. Greetings from Sydney Australia.. Love the fact that Phoebe, felt so relaxed and comfortable with this interview with you .. what a gem of a woman .. i can see how she is so ready to just talk about her life and times and memories, with you in this , almost like it's cathartic for her a release as it were and genuinely shocking herself , yet enjoying recalling moments in time, in her years of starting out , and then seeing her feeling more comfortable being in and recognising her niche, gratefully recalling anectdotes of people and places .. Just so good Thanks so much for posting .. it's just thrilling for me... now to watch Part 2 .. Just wonderful ..
My mother played her on the record player growing up in Boston and she indoctrinated / brainwashed me into her music. I preferred Queen, Al Green, and others. But Phoebe was always there somewhere until I matured and then she rose to the surface in my music taste and eventually became my absolute favorite. Harpo’s Blues and Inspired Insanity are my all time favorites. She is truly timeless. She died…but her music never will.
Girl, we weren't surprised at all. We'd kind of been waiting on you. Because there was nobody else like Phoebe Snow. The great hearts, the ones nearing a kind of perfection here always seem to get to go home early, But she left her blessings.
I remember being a baby, fresh in my early 20s at my first job at Sony. I worked more in corporate so any musician, especially popular ones, on our floor was a treat. One day, I looked up and Phoebe walked in with one of the people who worked there, who was also a conductor, and who was helping Phoebe with a project and upcoming show. I have met quite a few celebrities at job, but man oh man, meeting Phoebe was one of the sweetest moments. She walked by my little cubicle with David who was helping her and I jumped up and ran to her and told her what a huge fan I was. She humbly chuckled, took my hand and said "you're a baby, what do you know about my music?" I went to my desk and showed her 3 of her cds I had (my mom had those same cds on vinyl). She was so tickled that someone my age at the time listened to her music. I told her we listened her music a lot in my home growing up and how exciting it was to meet her. She autographed one of my cds, took a picture with me AND I was a invited personally by her to her show. It was a wonderful evening and I will always cherish the beloved, Phoebe Snow.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful memories.
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@@elco6400 You’re welcome and thank you 😊
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Wow, that's an amazing story.
Pheobe Snow is fantastic to listen to about her nascent beginnings and how she started with a fleeting audition. Not only is she a great musician, she's also a wonderful storyteller. What a great lady of indelible inspiration leaving a long- lasting musical legacy.
Hey, David Cooper. I couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching!
Best, David
I have said for years - if I could pick any singer's voice as my own, I would pick Phoebe Snow every time!
Me too and I'm a bloke!
She is so real and down to earth. Like her personality as well as poetry man. RIP
This lady was amazing.. Her voice is perfection and lyrics a journey.
Incredible interview thank you so much for making it and keeping it available.
I wonder if Phoebe actually knew how much she is loved? ❤️🌹
I am in awe of Pheobe Snow. Thanks
The absolute best. Magnificent mother, brilliant artist.
Hey, Fishbite9. I couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching!
Best, David
Triple AMEN to this!
Never EVER under estimate the value of this interview.
I had the chance to see Phoebe in SF during her tour in support of her album SOMETHING REAL.... it was on week night and I said... “oh I’ll have the chance to see another time...”
That never happened, so this series is a great gift!
Love Phoebe - met her a few times - gave her a big hug the first time I met her. She is the greatest.
Love her too. Glad you liked the video. Please feel free to subscribe! Thanks. David
Thank you so much for posting that. She is missed. What an amazing voice.
I never hear her on any interview, she is a articulate. Not to mention very very cute! ♥
Thank you so much for sharing this! Love and miss her!
One of the best. Miss her. Love her 💗
GREAT interview... 💙Love you Phoebe💙
God bless you for posting this. We LOVE Phoebe! Thanks 4 keeping her memory alive.
We love Phoebe soon! Who else would you like to see interviewed?
What a gem
God, I love Phoebe. She brings my childhood back, no matter the year.
David, I've watched this incredible interview you did with this incredible lady several times. How I wished I could have seen her live or met her - she was such a truly beautiful person in addition to being beyond talented. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome!
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Bruce Springsteen? Bruce Springsteen couldn't hold a candle to Phoebe Snow. She was such an immense musical talent. So incredibly humble and kind. RIP
Yes! I agree ! Her talent was so much greater than his (he makes me wince when he "sings")
That's right
So delightful, love her
Miss her.
My dear friend JC, Jeff Caldwell world famous photographer was friendly with Phoebe. He made great portraits of her in Waikiki. Both gone now but certainly never forgotten
Loved her voice.
I think I saw her in a little coffeehouse in Cambridge MA singing "I Cover the Waterfront", around 1969, might have been her. Great singer and writer. What a warm, smart, sweet, self-deprecating generous woman with nice things to say about the Boss, George Harrison and others.
I loved her!
Whoa ! David ... wow wee.. This is Gold .. Greetings from Sydney Australia..
Love the fact that Phoebe, felt so relaxed and comfortable with this interview with you .. what a gem of a woman .. i can see how she is so ready to just talk about her life and times and memories, with you in this , almost like it's cathartic for her a release as it were and genuinely shocking herself , yet enjoying recalling moments in time, in her years of starting out , and then seeing her feeling more comfortable being in and recognising her niche, gratefully recalling anectdotes of people and places .. Just so good
Thanks so much for posting .. it's just thrilling for me... now to watch Part 2 ..
Just wonderful ..
Thanks so much, Deborah. I hope you'll subscribe and share! I really appreciate and read every comment. Best, David
My mother played her on the record player growing up in Boston and she indoctrinated / brainwashed me into her music. I preferred Queen, Al Green, and others. But Phoebe was always there somewhere until I matured and then she rose to the surface in my music taste and eventually became my absolute favorite. Harpo’s Blues and Inspired Insanity are my all time favorites. She is truly timeless. She died…but her music never will.
Great lady!
She’s a great storyteller.
Where is part 2?
Girl, we weren't surprised at all. We'd kind of been waiting on you. Because there was nobody else like Phoebe Snow.
The great hearts, the ones nearing a kind of perfection here always seem to get to go home early, But she left her blessings.
When was this interview shot?
Great interview, but even greater storytelling by Phoebe. You could written her best-seller biography right then and there.
Leon Russell! Wedding Album.
she was so beautiful as a young woman, i really think obesity killed her and the stress of motherhood with a disabled child killed her too young
And husband leaving her because he was gay. That had to be traumatic.
I’m shocked she wasn’t mixed race crazy
What does that mean?
She was Jewish!
Its hiIari0us h0w jewish she was!
She always look she was passing to me. Her and Patti Austen look similar to me.