Gravedancer - In The Pines
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Baker has been one of my biggest supporters since I started this project and has been instrumental in helping me develop The Depression Sessions since we were introduced to each other a couple of years ago by a mutual friend who lives 4000 miles away from us both. A couple of weeks ago I was listening to Leadbelly and I couldn't help but think that there was one person I knew who's distinctive vocal style would suit that song more than anyone else I knew. When we next saw each other I suggested it to him, and a week after that we headed into these spooky pine woodlands and created this for the archives. Huge thanks to @gravedancerarkinsaw for his continued love and support and to WT Newton for introducing us in the first place!
I love new revivals of older folk songs, if we don’t sing there songs we forget about there time. Especially with such a great voice I’m happy it’s sticking around.
Viking Nailed It ❤
I just heard this song on a TV show and have been listening to different versions. And this one is by far my favorite!!! Ur voice, emotion, and lyric change is just awesome!!! Thank u and I'm looking forward to hearing ur other songs.
WHich show? been trying to hunt down which show I heard this on. Its between American Gods, Umbrella Academy, and Sabrina
I loved. A big hug from Bariloche, Patagonia Argentina.
Hell yeah brother! 🤘🏻 rockin to this in my homestead in North Carolina!🤘🏻
Beautiful music, beautiful video!
One of the heaviest songs ever written. Well done my friend!
Mercy, I love this
Beautiful singing
I like this version, brother
I’ve had this stuck in my head for like 6 days I completely forgot about who made it.
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Let me tell you, I thought Clifton Hicks aced this song. But you beat him by a mile. Great playing, great voice, great job on the song. Leadbelly's smiling somewheres.
Impossível ouvir essa música e não imaginar o Kurt Cobain gritando no final com sua voz rouca.
Good stuff..original by nirvana..or someone else?
Although Lead Belly did a version in the 1940's, it's a traditional Appalachian folk song from the late 1800's!