Charlie Parr - Daniel In The Lion's Den (Live on KEXP)
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- Charlie Parr performs "Daniel In The Lion's Den" live in the studio during KEXP's The Roadhouse. Recorded March 26, 2012.
Host: Greg Vandy
Audio Engineer: Kevin Suggs
Cameras: Jim Beckmann & Scott Holpainen
Editing: Jim Beckmann
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This remains my favorite recording of this song of all time. Keep coming back to it year after year.
Impeccable timing
Captures the spirit of the tune
Many thumbs Up!!!!
Totally wish I had a job at KEXP so many amazing musicians to meet, listen to, and love.
It is time to have the faith of Daniel and to live righteously. Pray, read the living word, worship and share salvation while there is yet time.
"BELOVED I HEARD YOU FROM THE MOMENT YOU SET YOUR HEART TO PRAY!!!!!!!"
This is about as close to a bona fide religious experience as I've had.
Brew house represent!!!!! Duluth legend
For 21 days Archangel Michael, the designated protector of Israel, fought the "prince of Persia", "the principalities in heavenly places." Daniel had an "excellent Spirit" and prayed for 21 days, morning, noon, and night.
he is using a steel guitar and a metal slider, both used in (delta) blues and some folk /country songs :)
search it up and you`ll find tons of artists
Glad i live in his home town, free shows
Amazing.
felt it, so good
Now!!!---- it sure is.
MERAVIGLIA.
Hippie playing some bluesy blues, oh yes.
looks like a regular resonator guitar
Nothing standard about Charlie Parr. Singular, very under rated.
sorry *dobro guitar
does anyone know what the particular style of guitar playing this is? any songs like it?
go listen to Blind Willie Johnson's Dark was the Night Cold was the Ground.
Look up recordings by Alan Lomax. He went around the US in the 30s-40s and then later in the 60s, recording folk and delta/country blues songs played by everyday people, some that would eventually become famous due to the recordings. This song definitely sounds like a lot of those recordings.
Piedemont picking, blues slide in open tunings
@@siscoismyhomey Alan Lomax is a folk and blues godfather, built the foundations for field recordings, live recordings etc