OH MY GOD I can't believe I found this again!! I've been trying to remember her name forever. I had all these vague , unhelpful recollections. Like I forgot her husband was Andy Samberg, but I knew it was someone like him. So I was typing in stuff like "comedian husband, fairy music, harp." Literally every variation of that for over an hour hahaha. I almost gave up, but decided to type "artists like cocorosie" and she popped up right away! Such a good feeling when you've got something on the tip of your tongue and finally get it back. Especially when it's for such a unique talent like her!
Just remember she's Andy Sambergs wife, much more talented but much less famous, dopest Hollywood couple tho and that wasn't a dig at Andy, she just sets a high ass fucking bar haha
She has a unique singing voice. I honestly didn't like it at first but I decided to give her another chance because I like her harp playing and I love her voice now.
Man I don't know how many times my 12 year old daughter and I listen to this "Superb Performance" in Awe !!! Your playing and singing is so Beautiful !!! Thank You So Much !!!!
In my experience, you either love her voice or hate it. I love it. I'm sure there are some that are in the middle but I have only met people that love or hate her voice.
nostalgicrecall I like her as a person and she's clearly a wonderful harp player and just very gifted technically but I am definitely one who hates her voice, but mostly because it's not natural. She's trying very hard to produce that voice, and it isn't a pleasant one.
I dunno. I feel like she wants to sing with the 'purity of a child' but it sorta proves that it doesn't matter what you sing, it's *what* you sing. That's how I see it. It took me a while to get used to her voice, tbh.
I'm actually somewhere in the middle when it comes to her voice. I looove it in specific songs, and in others, I don't. I love everything else about her though, her lyrics are the best I have ever encountered. Truly poetic.
*SUCH FLOW* she has such focus and is so clearly lost in her own inspiration. I love hearing her live versions because she is excellent at stressing words, syllables, or phrases in a unique way each time she plays. . _When the spirit bends_ . _Beneath knowing it must end_
Lol at people hating her voice and giving reasons like “it’s not natural” “she’s trying to hard and ends up sounding whiny.” Art is not supposed to be natural anyway. I think most people criticising her voice are just looking for bland, generic entertainment or just plain elevator music thats supposed to help you chill and if that’s really what you look for, obviously you’re looking at the wrong place.
I have only just discovered this young lady, she is unbelievable! I really like her early work (thank you youtube!) but this is one of her best, amazing!
+virgorouge Ah, you see there is a problem with your wording. I am not sadly mistaken, I am entitled to my view of this lady's wonderful music. You may disagree with me but that is your opinion, not a fact. So, you don't like her and I do. And the quality of her playing, her writing ability and her vocal talents are my opinions, not yours, therefore we disagree, neither of us is mistaken. Perhaps English isn't your first language?
+virgorouge Primitive??? Hahahahahahaah! Ah, you're a comedian. You nearly had me there! Very funny! Thanks for the laugh, you really brightened up a dull day!
virgorouge I believe you're the one sadly mistaken. What makes a song complex is never the chord progression, but how the chords are arranged. And in that case, there's complexity. I wouldn't be surprised if you were some guitar player - as guitar players repel everything beyond their vulgar inferior patterns.
I am a metal music fan(Slipknot, Breaking Benjamin, Killswitch Engage, etc. I find her music so eloquent and sublimely beautiful. This song brings tears to my eyes. So fucking talented.
Not trying to be the king of stating-the-obvious, but I suppose she’s talking about rent in a figurative sense here, like the longer you live in this world, the higher stakes, and there’re also more things in life that you can’t bear to lose.
It's too bad it's so hard to comprehend the lyrics because they are quite brilliant. What an original musician/songwriter. Not too many out there like her.
For me Joanna Newsom not a person but an idea, an event, a happening. In her live performances she becomes the realization of our shared history, an expression of our cognitive gestalt inheritance - the aggregate insight of our unbroken lineage. Her live musical performances are transpersonal experiences of the self-articulating conflux of ancestral narrative that is her song. I'm struggling to keep this coherent and meaningful, so I'll simply state here that in short her music reads to me as a kind of deliberately unconscious prophecy, a complicated celebrating of the sum of what makes us small, wherein we are finally found standing and weeping before the congregation, made silent witness to unyielding humanity.
"Sprout and the Bean" was my introduction to her, as I'm sure it was for many. It seems there is not one style of singing for her; the former is (this is my lousy two cents) a bit more startling, whereas the "Have One On Me" material is sweeter and reminiscent of Kate Bush .... or is it just me? Thankfully we have her music, and hopefully she will have thousands more stories to tell
I love how much her voice has mellowed out for this album; it still has the flavor of her past work but is a lot easier to listen to. Don't get me wrong, I love her other albums, but at times the brashness of her vocals make it hard to pay attention to the song.
+clarathemusicgirl wow! you must be a musician or songwriter. most average listeners fixate on the lyrics or singing. as a composer, I never even hear the words. I'm fixated on the interplay of rhythm, harmony, and melody. and in this particular song, she did an excellent job on all levels
Yeah, I'm a writer! I tend to listen to music more on dynamic and emotional response because of my poetry and jazz background, but her lyrics and harp are so incredibly beautiful that I had to get through the cat screech singing in the past few albums. So now that it is more in tune with the music, all is perfect! It is interesting to hear from a composer's perspective, because I don't know much theory and I can only imagine what Joanna's music is like to your ears.
clarathemusicgirl Joanna can do some cliche shit at times but always throws in a twist. cliches are good for emotional responses, and in her case, well executed because of good playing and good arrangements. I'm undecided on her voice. I thought it grated me at times, but after more exposure, less and less. this particular song is excellent though.I mean, I feel like she is just going through traditions of music at times, but this one really nails it on the head. it's refreshing to hear the perspective of someone who is not an average listener. so, really, the privilege is all mine
I think that her voice is a perfect example of folk grit, which isn't always an easy listen. This song is absolutely beautiful! I love the lyrics' complicated nature translates into simple meaning. I mean, that's true for a lot of Joanna's music, you have to dig through layers of crypt before you find a thesis to the song. Again, something really specific to folk music that I think she has kept with throughout her career.
She had to mellow it out. She's been singing for a long time, any bad techniques she has picked up for her sound have caught up to her by now. She probably has a lot of vocal damage from Ys alone(I say Ys because it is the album I have listened to the most), writing recording and performing it. Homegirl went HAM on that shit. From this point the brashness is going to be less and less which is sad in a way, but it will be neat to get to know a different side of her genius and what she can do with other style elements.
Hay and a clean stall And ivy on a garden wall And a sign saying sold And no coat for the bad cold I believe in you. Do you believe in me? What do you want to do? Are we leaving the city? On the black road Through the gold fields While the fields are plowed Towards what we are allowed The bridle bends in idle hands And slows your canter to a trot But can’t commit. We post and sit in impotence. The harder the hit, the deeper the dent. We seek out fame, we seek a name In our credentials, paved in glass Trying to master incidentals Bleach a collar, leech a dollar From our cents The longer you live, the higher the rent Beneath a pale sky Beside the old barn Below the white cloud Is all we are allowed Here, the light will seep And the scythe will reap And spirit will rend In counting toward the end In december of that year The word came down that she was here The days were shorter I was sure if she came round I’d hold my ground. I can do what they alluded to A change that came to pass Spring did range, weeping grass And sleepless broke Itself upon my winter glass. And I could barely breathe for seeing All the splintered light that leaked A fish is fleeting, launched in flight But starched in light Bright and bleeding, bleach the night With dawn deleting in that high sun After our good run When the spirit bends Beneath knowing it must end And I did all I want here To draw my gaunt spirit to bow Beneath what I am allowed Beneath what I am allowed
This is 8 years ago right!! From now one if you watch a video the quality is so good continuous that in 100 years you won't know if it is recorded yesterday or thus...100 years before!!! Quite frightening!!! All your favorites will be dead most of the time when you try to search a for you new found artist.it happens already!!
This reminds me, yesterday I was watching a film about an angel who pawned her harp on Talking Pictures TV.Now here I am watching another beautiful angel with a harp
+TheLemonExperience She has been recreating the album arrangement (drums, mellotron) live. I guess she just decided to do it solo here, or her bandmates weren't available for some reason.
+Erol Sabadosh toooootally. one of my favorites on the album is A Pin Light, Bent cause its just her and her harp. its really all thats necessary. not to say i don't love the lush arrangements on the other tracks but its so cool to hear the songs stripped back like this.
+Dominic Mercurio Pin Light Bent is my favourite too! She's captivating enough just on her own, sometimes the arrangements on the new album distract me from what she's singing, it's still a masterpiece but she really doesn't need anything but her voice and harp to be sensational.
Not my kind of music but it was so intriguing I couldn't help but let it play all the way through. She's mesmerizing like one of those sirens in the Odyssey.
@@AliceYobby Divers is a ring composition like Finnegans Wake. Milk Eyed Mender is a collection of stories like Dubliners. Ys is 5 songs and Portrait is 5 chapters. Have One On Me is 18 songs in 3 divided parts and Ulysses is 18 chapters in 3 divided parts. She's very much influenced by Joyce's poetic texture and even sites him as an influence in the liner notes of Divers while also using the last lines of Finnegans Wake in the last song of Divers.
@@Rehhhhhhhhhhhhh hm I didnt know that! Her lyrics are so romantic that I never would have made the comparison myself, but you learn something new everyday!
How does she a) hold all those lyrics in that head b) sing them beautifully against an intensely syncopated rhythm. It's superhuman.
It is superhuman, but mostly it is super human repetition
That’s the beauty of music, that’s why being a great musician is hard because it isn’t an easy job! If it was everyone would be one
yeah i agree, it's a distinctive mark of musicianship. one of the most beautiful things about joanna newsom's work.
We'll never know will we?
It's not superhuman, it's devoting yourself wholly to your art.
OH MY GOD I can't believe I found this again!! I've been trying to remember her name forever. I had all these vague , unhelpful recollections. Like I forgot her husband was Andy Samberg, but I knew it was someone like him. So I was typing in stuff like "comedian husband, fairy music, harp." Literally every variation of that for over an hour hahaha. I almost gave up, but decided to type "artists like cocorosie" and she popped up right away! Such a good feeling when you've got something on the tip of your tongue and finally get it back. Especially when it's for such a unique talent like her!
ahaha, I think we've all been there. Have you been able to sift through her discography? There's quite a bit there.
HAHAHAH thats a mood "comedian husband, fairy music, harp" i do that stuff all the time when i forget a person's name or song
Just remember she's Andy Sambergs wife, much more talented but much less famous, dopest Hollywood couple tho and that wasn't a dig at Andy, she just sets a high ass fucking bar haha
Sometimes when I'm having a bad day, I like to read UA-cam comments of people praising Joanna. It just makes me feel so good.
Lol I'm glad I'm not the only one who does this from time to time
that's why i'm here too lol
❤❤❤
Her lyrical game is absolutely phenomenal.. she is the very definition of originality. There really isn't anything quite like Joanna Newsom out there.
Not for a few hundred years has anyone revived this style
@ kate bush?
She sounds like she's listened to A LOT of Bjork.
@@kommanderson kate bush yes and a little bit tori amos
@@kommanderson not at all
She has a unique singing voice. I honestly didn't like it at first but I decided to give her another chance because I like her harp playing and I love her voice now.
Playing incredibly intricate harp music while singing, and she didn't even mess up once. Holy shit, she's good.
She did but only once or twice.
@@Zooka128 lol.. you caught that too.
It makes the performance ever so better...
Not just singing. But singing lyrics that are densely poetic which are also set to a very nuanced melody.
Man I don't know how many times my 12 year old daughter and I listen to this "Superb Performance" in Awe !!! Your playing and singing is so Beautiful !!! Thank You So Much !!!!
Oh yeah and we also watch your husband on "Brooklyn Nine Nine" & old "SNL" episodes and Laugh are Asses off !!!
In my experience, you either love her voice or hate it. I love it. I'm sure there are some that are in the middle but I have only met people that love or hate her voice.
nostalgicrecall I like her as a person and she's clearly a wonderful harp player and just very gifted technically but I am definitely one who hates her voice, but mostly because it's not natural. She's trying very hard to produce that voice, and it isn't a pleasant one.
Mel S same
I hate her voice but love everything else. I think caring for voice in songs is the epitome of prissiness.
I dunno. I feel like she wants to sing with the 'purity of a child' but it sorta proves that it doesn't matter what you sing, it's *what* you sing. That's how I see it. It took me a while to get used to her voice, tbh.
I'm actually somewhere in the middle when it comes to her voice. I looove it in specific songs, and in others, I don't. I love everything else about her though, her lyrics are the best I have ever encountered. Truly poetic.
*SUCH FLOW*
she has such focus and is so clearly lost in her own inspiration.
I love hearing her live versions because she is excellent at stressing words, syllables, or phrases in a unique way each time she plays.
. _When the spirit bends_
. _Beneath knowing it must end_
I've never heard anything quite like this woman and I'm digging the unbelievable talent of intricate harp playing AND singing
listen to kate bush and tori amos
Best thing to happen to melody and harmony in the last decade
This will still be amazing in 100 years.
@Dee Vee what
She's the greatest recording artist of all time, future included.
@@Rehhhhhhhhhhhhh period
This is seriously unreal. Absolutely fantastic.
Lol at people hating her voice and giving reasons like “it’s not natural” “she’s trying to hard and ends up sounding whiny.” Art is not supposed to be natural anyway. I think most people criticising her voice are just looking for bland, generic entertainment or just plain elevator music thats supposed to help you chill and if that’s really what you look for, obviously you’re looking at the wrong place.
That smile at the end!
+theloudrevolution She's so fucking perfect it's unbearable, kill me now...
+Nicolas CageLord yeah, Andys one lucky guy :P
An unbelievable talent! That's freakin' music from the soul, man. I love her so much!
I have only just discovered this young lady, she is unbelievable! I really like her early work (thank you youtube!) but this is one of her best, amazing!
+virgorouge Ah, you see there is a problem with your wording. I am not sadly mistaken, I am entitled to my view of this lady's wonderful music. You may disagree with me but that is your opinion, not a fact. So, you don't like her and I do. And the quality of her playing, her writing ability and her vocal talents are my opinions, not yours, therefore we disagree, neither of us is mistaken. Perhaps English isn't your first language?
+virgorouge Primitive??? Hahahahahahaah! Ah, you're a comedian. You nearly had me there! Very funny! Thanks for the laugh, you really brightened up a dull day!
You are as mad as a biscuit! :) :) :)
+virgorouge "Many primitive people think they are quite evolved. Take care." fucking mad as a biscuit indeed hahaha bloody hell. Absolute spanner.
virgorouge I believe you're the one sadly mistaken. What makes a song complex is never the chord progression, but how the chords are arranged. And in that case, there's complexity. I wouldn't be surprised if you were some guitar player - as guitar players repel everything beyond their vulgar inferior patterns.
Brilliant..how have I never heard her before now?? It's like the first time I heard Kate Bush 30 something years ago. Truly incredible.
Best musician in the world??.. If there is such a thing? Then she is. I'm absolutely mind blown.
I am a metal music fan(Slipknot, Breaking Benjamin, Killswitch Engage, etc. I find her music so eloquent and sublimely beautiful. This song brings tears to my eyes. So fucking talented.
One of the best live music performances I have ever seen
This woman blows my mind in the most magnificent way
There should be statues of her. Beyond amazing. Beyond a genius.
This is worth living for.
"...the longer you live, the higher the rent."
What kind of a shitty landlord does that?
Not trying to be the king of stating-the-obvious, but I suppose she’s talking about rent in a figurative sense here, like the longer you live in this world, the higher stakes, and there’re also more things in life that you can’t bear to lose.
I’m a 32 year old grown man, it’s not nice to make me cry like that
the drums and synth on the album version totally caught me off guard.
in all honesty, i like it better without the drums
she fantastic lovely voice
It's too bad it's so hard to comprehend the lyrics because they are quite brilliant. What an original musician/songwriter. Not too many out there like her.
God I love Joanna, she's a genius and I've adored her music since I was a teen.
I love this so much better than the studio recording. Joanna alone with just her voice and harp is truly beautiful.
For me Joanna Newsom not a person but an idea, an event, a happening. In her live performances she becomes the realization of our shared history, an expression of our cognitive gestalt inheritance - the aggregate insight of our unbroken lineage. Her live musical performances are transpersonal experiences of the self-articulating conflux of ancestral narrative that is her song. I'm struggling to keep this coherent and meaningful, so I'll simply state here that in short her music reads to me as a kind of deliberately unconscious prophecy, a complicated celebrating of the sum of what makes us small, wherein we are finally found standing and weeping before the congregation, made silent witness to unyielding humanity.
😴
really weird to lead with "for me Joanna Newsom is not a person"
I swear I hope she lands a role in a movie where she is a siren. Whatever movie it is, there's no better person to fit that role.
She is a true Master...much more talented than anyone else out here right now.
Good lord, I love this.
maybe the most beautiful thing i’ve ever seen and heard
My favorite Joanna Newsom song. Which says a lot because her catalog is damned good.
I like that Jools-free guarantee.
Absolutely beautiful. Love you Joanna
Voz incrível ! Lembra se kate Bush. Tão natural, maravilhosa, doce suave, quanto a voz dela
She is amazing 👏 😍 ❤
This is actually metal as fuck!
She looks like the queen of hearts in an angelic way
She is great
Brilliant 👏
i wonder how many joanna newsom/Cardiacs fans there are... at least 2 as far as i can tell
Haha! You might be right. Might not be much of a crossover on that venn diagram.
I'm getting that too Elizabeth, I'd go as far as to compare the two, I find them both so utterly enchanting
My favourite Joanna Newsom song. Wow..........
"Sprout and the Bean" was my introduction to her, as I'm sure it was for many. It seems there is not one style of singing for her; the former is (this is my lousy two cents) a bit more startling, whereas the "Have One On Me" material is sweeter and reminiscent of Kate Bush .... or is it just me? Thankfully we have her music, and hopefully she will have thousands more stories to tell
I love how much her voice has mellowed out for this album; it still has the flavor of her past work but is a lot easier to listen to. Don't get me wrong, I love her other albums, but at times the brashness of her vocals make it hard to pay attention to the song.
+clarathemusicgirl wow! you must be a musician or songwriter. most average listeners fixate on the lyrics or singing.
as a composer, I never even hear the words. I'm fixated on the interplay of rhythm, harmony, and melody.
and in this particular song, she did an excellent job on all levels
Yeah, I'm a writer! I tend to listen to music more on dynamic and emotional response because of my poetry and jazz background, but her lyrics and harp are so incredibly beautiful that I had to get through the cat screech singing in the past few albums. So now that it is more in tune with the music, all is perfect!
It is interesting to hear from a composer's perspective, because I don't know much theory and I can only imagine what Joanna's music is like to your ears.
clarathemusicgirl Joanna can do some cliche shit at times but always throws in a twist.
cliches are good for emotional responses, and in her case, well executed because of good playing and good arrangements.
I'm undecided on her voice. I thought it grated me at times, but after more exposure, less and less.
this particular song is excellent though.I mean, I feel like she is just going through traditions of music at times, but this one really nails it on the head.
it's refreshing to hear the perspective of someone who is not an average listener. so, really, the privilege is all mine
I think that her voice is a perfect example of folk grit, which isn't always an easy listen. This song is absolutely beautiful! I love the lyrics' complicated nature translates into simple meaning. I mean, that's true for a lot of Joanna's music, you have to dig through layers of crypt before you find a thesis to the song. Again, something really specific to folk music that I think she has kept with throughout her career.
She had to mellow it out. She's been singing for a long time, any bad techniques she has picked up for her sound have caught up to her by now. She probably has a lot of vocal damage from Ys alone(I say Ys because it is the album I have listened to the most), writing recording and performing it. Homegirl went HAM on that shit. From this point the brashness is going to be less and less which is sad in a way, but it will be neat to get to know a different side of her genius and what she can do with other style elements.
great performance
Amazing!
Mesmerizing talent.
So good. We LOVE you, Joanna.
Mind blown right here !
That was three minutes plus well spent. That girl is something else.
A música é minha maior alegria, e Joanna faz parte de minha vida, por me presentear lindas canções. Obrigado Joanna Newsom!
Que lindo!! e da minha também e sou tremendamente grato por isso!!
Incredible 💖
Hay and a clean stall
And ivy on a garden wall
And a sign saying sold
And no coat for the bad cold
I believe in you.
Do you believe in me?
What do you want to do?
Are we leaving the city?
On the black road
Through the gold fields
While the fields are plowed
Towards what we are allowed
The bridle bends in idle hands
And slows your canter to a trot
But can’t commit. We post and sit in impotence.
The harder the hit, the deeper the dent.
We seek out fame, we seek a name
In our credentials, paved in glass
Trying to master incidentals
Bleach a collar, leech a dollar
From our cents
The longer you live, the higher the rent
Beneath a pale sky
Beside the old barn
Below the white cloud
Is all we are allowed
Here, the light will seep
And the scythe will reap
And spirit will rend
In counting toward the end
In december of that year
The word came down that she was here
The days were shorter
I was sure if she came round
I’d hold my ground.
I can do what they alluded to
A change that came to pass
Spring did range, weeping grass
And sleepless broke
Itself upon my winter glass.
And I could barely breathe for seeing
All the splintered light that leaked
A fish is fleeting, launched in flight
But starched in light
Bright and bleeding, bleach the night
With dawn deleting in that high sun
After our good run
When the spirit bends
Beneath knowing it must end
And I did all I want here
To draw my gaunt spirit to bow
Beneath what I am allowed
Beneath what I am allowed
I love the harp. I love the harp in the Newsom context. I love Newsome .
i cry
I'm the same as u
This is 8 years ago right!! From now one if you watch a video the quality is so good continuous that in 100 years you won't know if it is recorded yesterday or thus...100 years before!!! Quite frightening!!! All your favorites will be dead most of the time when you try to search a for you new found artist.it happens already!!
gosh, she is just amazing!
I saw her in Liverpool last Tuesday in Phillamonic hall full house it was great she was JoAnn was
National treasure.
She is AMAZING
wonderful vid! I had never seen Joanna's harp so close in hd like this.
I'm weeping.
This made may day... this made my day
Nice....nice.
outstanding
Me searching for music: “16th century peasant girl, bjork, tori Amos, Kate bush.” Oh look something came up…
I will raise my future children on Crosby Stills and Nash, Joanna Newsom and Tyler The Creator.
Her making songs with alt-j would be so dope….
beautiful
I can't lie this song is the best
wow stunning
This reminds me, yesterday I was watching a film about an angel who pawned her harp on Talking Pictures TV.Now here I am watching another beautiful angel with a harp
I really like the chorus on this one more than the studio version.
It's a shame she didn't use an arrangement like the one on the album but I get how that might be hard to recreate live.
+TheLemonExperience She has been recreating the album arrangement (drums, mellotron) live. I guess she just decided to do it solo here, or her bandmates weren't available for some reason.
+TheLemonExperience the songs better like this in my opinion.
+Dominic Mercurio I'd love to hear the whole album like this, as a bonus disc or something, that would be awesome
+Erol Sabadosh toooootally. one of my favorites on the album is A Pin Light, Bent cause its just her and her harp. its really all thats necessary. not to say i don't love the lush arrangements on the other tracks but its so cool to hear the songs stripped back like this.
+Dominic Mercurio Pin Light Bent is my favourite too! She's captivating enough just on her own, sometimes the arrangements on the new album distract me from what she's singing, it's still a masterpiece but she really doesn't need anything but her voice and harp to be sensational.
Not my kind of music but it was so intriguing I couldn't help but let it play all the way through. She's mesmerizing like one of those sirens in the Odyssey.
Wow..like wow!
She is so beautiful
the james joyce of music?
No? Her lyrics are narrative. It's just neo-romantic
Funnily enough, she's very inspired by Joyce
@@AliceYobby Divers is a ring composition like Finnegans Wake. Milk Eyed Mender is a collection of stories like Dubliners. Ys is 5 songs and Portrait is 5 chapters. Have One On Me is 18 songs in 3 divided parts and Ulysses is 18 chapters in 3 divided parts. She's very much influenced by Joyce's poetic texture and even sites him as an influence in the liner notes of Divers while also using the last lines of Finnegans Wake in the last song of Divers.
@@Rehhhhhhhhhhhhh hm I didnt know that! Her lyrics are so romantic that I never would have made the comparison myself, but you learn something new everyday!
Far superior tbh
love love love
Die ist einfach mal perfekt!
bewildered, perplexed...
Exquisite.
I can't be the only one whose throat hurts just by listening.
I think I saw Jools' arm there. You lied.
+clippa At the same time.. I'll give him a LITTLE credit. He used to have her on before anyone else did. (Milk Eyed Mender days)
98 percent Jool's free
Goddamn breathtaking
~angel~
At least 1,000 of the views on this video are me 🥲
so there are no wrong notes on that harp, right?
i saw jools' hand pop in from the right of the video, just at the end... and i thought there was a guarantee?!
Truly genius...
Magic. Love. More. More.
She's perfection.
Julie you're cute too, actually.
Don't play the harp by any chance, do ya?
Alex Gordon no, I play cello :)
celtic queen!
what this needs is some boogie woogie piano.
Every time he says boogie woogie I feel sick.
No it doesn’t.
Chris Marsh Hater
Esteban B What is that supposed to mean, please?
Chris Marsh Literally every form of music is improved by boogie woogie piano. Sagen wrote of this at length. Hater.
I laughed so hard at the description... "100% Jools free guarantee" lol