Gregory Alan Isakov - Before The Sun (Live on KEXP)
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- Опубліковано 5 лис 2023
- KEXP.ORG presents Gregory Alan Isakov performing “Before The Sun” live in the KEXP studio. Recorded August 21, 2023.
Gregory Alan Isakov - Vocals / Guitar / Banjo
Max Barcelow - Harmonium / Backing Vocals
John Paul Grigsby - Bass / Sub Bass / Backing Vocals
Steve Varney - Piano / Backing Vocals
Jeb Bows - Violin / Backing Vocals
Danny Black - Guitar / Keyboard / Lap Steel / Backing Vocals
Host: John Richards
Audio Engineers: Kevin Suggs
Audio Mixer: Kevin Suggs
Mastering: Matt Ogaz
Cameras: Jim Beckmann, Carlos Cruz, Luke Knecht, Scott Holpainen, Kendall Rock
Editor: Carlos Cruz
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Honestly, probably like many of you, I’ve listened to him for years-but this new album … it’s like another level of poetry and beauty, just stunning. An incredible artist, and an amazing band. ❤
He deserves everything he gets. One of the best song writers, composers, musicians on the circuit right now. Seen this man in Manchester and Dublin twice. He’s love performance and vocal control on top of an amazing band with banjo, strings and harmonies like none other, This is what makes Gregory stand out amongst the gladiators of the music world. A true artist that demands respect and leads with integrity. One of a f””king kind.
Take a bow Greg
This must be the most beautiful version of the most beautiful song I’ve ever heard. And I’m not exaggerating.
55 mile signs
Thunder crack and lightning
While something else inside
Shines like the fourth of July
I'll go it on my own
I'll go it on my own
Go it on my own
Sand city bus
Kicking up dust
Kicking up dust
Before the sun comes up
The devil sees us now
Clear as the moon glows
Sleeping in our winter clothes
Radio's a crackling fire
I'll go it on my own
I'll go it on my own
Go it on my own
Sand city bus
Kicking up dust
Kicking up dust
Before the sun comes up
Wonderful
So pure and beautiful
I love that violinist is repping the @topazfarm hat. I got to see them play there and it was a surreal experience.
Music containing banjo has just always been outside the scope of my music interests; because of that I have always had an image of the exaggerated, repetitive and fast paced playing in stereotypical bluegrass music. I don't even know where that image is coming from, maybe the movie oh brother where art thou?
I absolutely love the sound of it in all of GAI's music though. So glad i discovered his music.
Wow. Just wow
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Beautiful rendition
Incredible.