David Lindley once said that listening to JB's music was getting a punch in the stomach. This song is powerful and, it seems, prophetic. It doesn't get much better than this. Thank you for posting.
Looking for examples to remember the great David Lindley by. This is the finest I’ve found so far. He really uncorks it at the end. Wow, just beautiful.
This song really has stood the test of time, as have so many of his best songs. I've seen him in concert a few times over the years & hope to again later this year.
takes me back when i young care free and crazy at times,party,keggs,and a band playing this song at an old house talking about the way the world back then which is to todays . thank you
Hello 👋 Lauren How're you doing. Thanks for this comment, I'm nothing without fans like you who appreciate my musical craftiness It's nice meeting you here.
Sound Stage '76, and I was there. The world needs to hear these lyrics renewed for our "current," times. Jackson, David, what to ya say? Play at he UN!!!!!
hmm, 1976...Jackson has that "ROAD LOOK' in his eyes. They where tired and strung out. I think this was about the time David Lindley said I need a break., and we didn't see him for 25 yrs.
David Lindley once said that listening to JB's music was getting a punch in the stomach. This song is powerful and, it seems, prophetic. It doesn't get much better than this. Thank you for posting.
Even more prophetic now, global warming. David has passed from long CoVid complications
Rest in Peace, David Lindley (March 21, 1944 - March 3, 2023). Now you play with the angels.
Looking for examples to remember the great David Lindley by. This is the finest I’ve found so far. He really uncorks it at the end. Wow, just beautiful.
I love how he just throws in a few bars of Both Sides Now in his solo to finish out the song. Man, I'm gonna miss that guy.
This song shakes you to the core. I saw him do a great rendition in Boston in 1980. I could not sit down.
This song really has stood the test of time, as have so many of his best songs. I've seen him in concert a few times over the years & hope to again later this year.
BEAUTIFUL SONG - LIINDLEY WAS PURE MAGIC NO MATTER WHAT HE PLAYED
takes me back when i young care free and crazy at times,party,keggs,and a band playing this song at an old house talking about the way the world back then which is to todays . thank you
The magnificent Mr. Dave. Serving the song as always.
What an incredible solo there.
And a great, great song of course.
I will always miss David
the true test of talent is what can be taught in class in 300 yrs and stimulate young minds to think.. jackson will be one of those.
My favorite Jackson Browne song. I love this album above all his others.
Hello 👋 Lauren
How're you doing.
Thanks for this comment, I'm nothing without fans like you who appreciate my musical craftiness
It's nice meeting you here.
Sound Stage '76, and I was there. The world needs to hear these lyrics renewed for our "current," times.
Jackson, David, what to ya say? Play at he UN!!!!!
Global Climate Disruption Anthem for the ages ❤
Song gave me the "chills," back then and even to this day. Prophecy in it's finest form, and still to appropriate to this day.
Just brilliant....
Lindley's violin makes this song amazing.
tvromano you said it the best Jackson browne is the best to see him live is healing it stays with you for ever.Happy Birthday Jackson Oct 9th.
wow! brings me way back. sweetest voice in america
What a beautiful,beautiful boy who could write this song.
The more I hear him the more I am convinced that Dave Lindley is a God!!!!!!
hmm, 1976...Jackson has that "ROAD LOOK' in his eyes. They where tired and strung out. I think this was about the time David Lindley said I need a break., and we didn't see him for 25 yrs.
Poetry set to music!
ABSOLUTELY AGREE WITH THAT!!!!
If Browne had published the lyrics of the Late For The Sky album as poetry instead of song he would have won a Pulitzer for them.
David Lindley was never strung out, and he didn't disappear for 25 years, either.
The bottom line is " We got to live together".
Only even more so.
Jakcson would have never been the star he was with Dave Lindley. His guitar and violin work is second to none.
ein jahrtausendsong...überlebt ebbe + flut...
Lindley is to Browne what Clemons is to Springsteen
Too slow. The No Nukes live concert from 1979 is the only version worth listening to.