Beth Hart, Caught Out In The Rain - A Classical Musician’s First Listen And Reaction
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• Beth Hart - Caught Out...
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As usual, please write here your questions only.
More female artists please, there are many excellent female performers, authors and composers
The answer to your question is Modern Blues
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10:46 "It's all about the voice."
Yes, for the most part. But not during the guitar solo! When are you finally going to take guitar solos seriously, Amy?
11:49 I don't hear the instrumental portion of the song as being an electronic, synthesized production with a guitar track over it.
The drum track is a mic'ed acoustic kit and the bass is an analog bass guitar.
The keyboards sound like a Hammond-B3 and a Wurlitzer. They could be soft synths? But, recording real instruments and recording midi from a controller is not much more of a process.. So, if an authentic blues performance and tone is what they were after? It would be surprising if they tracked midi info and triggered a sound module on playback. A vocal track like this one, deserves to not have simple corners cut unnecessarily.
She’s released multiple solo recordings, I like most, but her collaboration with Joe Bonamassa are extraordinary. Listen to her “I’d Rather Be a Blind Girl, or I’ll Take Care of You, with Joe providing blues guitar. Otherworldly good.
Beth Hart is one of the finest and most versatile blues rock songwriters, musicians, and singers of the last 20+ years and quite frankly of all time. She can take you deep in the depth of the blues and then take you to the stars. She sings what she has experienced, and if anyone has a right to sing the blues, it is the troubled Beth Hart. I've see her perform live; she interacts with the audience and tells you what inspired each song. She'll tell you about her terrible struggles with mental illness and drug abuse and how she rose from the ashes of her serious personal problems. It's like sitting down with an old friend and having a good honest talk; it's like a spiritual experience. If you think this song is good, check out her live versions of Am I The One and Skin when she was emaciated and in deep personal trouble with mental illness and drugs. She was so troubled then, but that spirit was still there. Her rebirth and on-going struggles are inspirational. Always touching, always deep, always real, Beth Hart is absolutely an excellent, true artist. 👍👍👍👍👍
If you're interested, here is a link to Beth Hart's powerful song and performance Skin: th-cam.com/video/al-b4wx3f54/w-d-xo.html. The song is about her sister who was a drug addict and died from HIV. This song brings tears to my eyes. Here's a link to Beth's song Am I The One: th-cam.com/video/uj_ujwPyQ-g/w-d-xo.html. This was just before she crashed and burned. This is deep stuff, but its where the troubles and emotions of life are explored.
So agree. Her recording with Jeff Beck and Tal Wilkenfeld is completely mind boggling.
@@robertmoynier7185 If you haven't seen her perform live, do yourself a huge favor and go see her perform live. I've seen her perform live once and would love to see her perform live again. It was one of the very best shows I've ever seen in my life. 👍👍👍
ooh, awesomely written...Thus far, in the US, it looks like Beth has only the 3 newly added shows in CA in May and the Big Blues Bender in Las Vegas, NV in September (which is where I'll be)...so you should go to Vegas.
@@ben-schulman I saw her perform at Lake Tahoe. Those shows are a bit far for me, but if you can make the Vegas one, have fun. You will love it.
Beth Hart is the most powerful female vocalist currently working. You've GOT to listen to Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa's live cover of the Etta James classic "I'd Rather Go Blind". It's a transformative song to listen to.
It is great to listen to, and also to see as well. It's like she's just fully into it. It's like she (and Joe in his own way) are having an out of body experience.
Beth Hart does magic with her voice, she brings raw emotion to the music experience. Blues is about emotion, if the audience does not connect at this level then the job is not done. Blues is a mayor ingredient in Rock music, one you can't leave a side if you want to unders tand rock music.
One of the best Blues singer/songwriter/musicians alive!!! Very relevant! Live at Royal Albert Hall is the best version. Always listen to Beth Hart live!
Having seen her live now four times she does not disappoint. Simply stunning presence on stage.
She's amazing....love this song!! I think she's best experienced along with visuals...the Live version at a Royal Albert Hall is mesmerizing ....she's amazing live...her Change is Gonna Come live at the Echoplex is beyond amazing
I really enjoyed your reaction Amy, Beth Hart is one of my favorite singers. She is able to conjure so much emotion with her voice and that for me is what musical enjoyment is all about. I would like to commend to you Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa, "I Would Rather Go Blind", The song from 1967 was originally written for Etta James. The combination of Beth's voice and Joe's emotional guitar work brings me to tears every time.
The music behind Beth's voice provides the rainy atmosphere and mood of the song. The opening notes on the Fender Rhodes piano are like raindrops and they recur throughout the piece. The guitar solos match the emotions of Beth's vocals.
I figured out that the track Amy is listening to is from Beth's album "Bang Bang Boom Boom" from 2012. The guitar solos were performed by Joe Bonamassa. From what I can conclude from the album credits shows Beth on Piano, Arlan Schierbaum on Organ, Michael Rhodes on Bass and Randy Flowers on (rhythm) guitar. There are three drummers credited on the album, but I would guess that on "Caught Out In The Rain", Anton Fig played the drums. Michael Rhodes and Anton Fig recorded with Joe Bonamassa at that time. The producer of the album is Kevin (Caveman) Shirley. Kevin produced many of Joe's records. Shirley also produced albums by Rush, Iron Maiden, Journey and many others. 🎸😎
ps. "Riders on the Storm" by the Doors, highlights a Fender Rhodes used to sound like rain.
Singers like Beth Hart defy technical analysis because she has to be heard and felt to appreciate the emotion she projects. It's something that cannot be written down in sheet music. Your analysis describes it well. As far as the band, they are there to provide the foundation over which she performs. She is the essence of the Blues. The musical foundation is much the same as James Brown's "It's a Mans World", another great song.
This is what Blues is about. It has nothing to do with how many bars, or other technical stuff. It's about how it affects your soul. Any one can sing the words, but but she sings like she means it.
I love Beth, her Songs and her voice are so emotional. I listen her very often when I ride my car and also at home.
Beth is a voice wonder, my music godness 🥰 That I could See live. It was one of my most beatiful experiences...went very deep under my skin!
The conversation between the singer and the guitar is wonderful
Watch any of her live performances in particular with guitar virtuosos Joe Bonamassa or Jeff Beck. It's an amazing experience.
Beth is such a great vocalist, her voice an instrument that takes one through a journey 😁
The live version at the Royal Albert Hall is even better
She's not a voice ... she's THE voice of today !
you should check out some of her live performances with Joe Bonamassa and Jeff Beck.
Yes, she is a great live performer.
I heard some Beth Hart long ago... I was delighted to have it resurfaced for me, and I enjoyed my own shared reaction to this song (new to me). Every component so identifiable and isolatable, yet altogether the whole is so much more. Great stuff, Amy.
Beth Hart is raw talent. She sing with her whole body.
Beth Hart!
She has been doing this for thirty years. She is a gifted musician. She has total control of her vocal instrument and it is a pleasure to watch and hear her do what she does. She is NOT another Janis Joplin. Janis could not come close to Beth’s vocal dexterity 20:30
I just love the way you put the experience of the music in to words and pictures.
I hooked into Beth awhile back on the Les Paul and Friends album. Knocked my socks off then... knocks them off now! Great analysis, Amy. 😢
Her track on the Les Paul and Friends album, “I Wanna Know You” with guitarist Neal Schon, features one of the most powerful female blues vocals I’ve ever heard…simply stunning, and understandingly jaw-dropping. Neal’s guitar answers her vocal with equal passion, and I can’t for the life of me understand why this track isn’t universally hailed as one of the greatest recordings in the history of the blues. It’s really, honestly that good!
The blues baby.so soulful makes me cry mercy no
. Love Beth and listen to her often
Thanks....Beautiful piece , like all..Beth is a gift, she is always wonderful !!!Love from Italy.....😍😍😍😍
She is also a brilliant pianist.
She IS the VOICE!! To see how she captivates her audience, check out "Am I the one?" , Live at the Paradiso. I've been fortunate enough to see her live on three different occasions. Her journey and personal story is obvious in the expression of her musical genius.
Great analysis thanks - love the ship on an ocean analogy, I am a big fan of Beth - I love the song she sings with Joe Bonamassa - "I'll take care of you" worth a listen
One of the interesting elements of blues that makes it very different from how Classical music is approached today is the idea of improvisation. Most blues "songs" are really not fully fleshed out songs (Although they can be. There are "blues standards") most are merely a framework of a song; a collection of motifs, riffs, comps, etc that the musicians come together and improvise a completed piece out of (especially interesting when keeping in mind that most blues musicians in the past had zero music education) Some of it gets rather complicated because there are motifs and riffs that traditionally lead to specific, semi-predictable changes in key, metre or intensity. Blues is basically musical Legos (and Jazz is basically musical Lego Technic).
The guitarist is John Nichols he has been with her since 2000 and you can hear why.
The people in the touring band were not on the album. However he obviously plays the part live. She has even used a second guitarist when performing her songs including this one.
He doesn't play on this studio version, only on the live ones.
You should check out her song Leave The Light On performed at the Royal Albert Hall. It speaks to the pain of childhood abuse and the scars it leaves but the hope that survives.
"when she sings it, she's living it... " very well put. when i listen to Beth Hart in a pensive way, which is often how she compels her attentive audience to listen, i wonder, if she wasn't the tormented soul she is, could she ever possibly be the creative, emotive talent that she definitely is? creative artists seem to frequently face these struggles with bouts of mental anguish. as an observer, i have often worried and even feared for her.
That was fantastic. New to me and I truly thank you for sharing. All the best!
It's a beautiful song and your review was beautiful, Amy! 👍👍👍👍👍 The subject matter of the song is definitely blues, and the music is blues rock with other elements thrown in. Beth began classical music lessons as a very young child and played the cello. She is a big fan of Yo Yo Ma and loves classical music; she listens to it every day. She is also very knowledgeable about the classic jazz, blues, rock, and R&B singers. You hear all of those influences and elements in her music. Her songs can vary in those styles. She can go from sounding like Billie Holiday to sounding like Janis Joplin. To hear her express so many emotions and things in life is a real treat for any fan of high quality music. I truly hope that you examine more of Beth's music. I'm certain that you will be fascinated by her and the rest of her music as I am. Her interviews are always very revealing about who she is and how she crafts her music. As you said, she is "compelling". Thank you so much for reviewing this underrated artist, and I very much look forward to your next Beth Hart song review. 👏👏👏
If you think the human vocal instrument and what it does can't be quantified or analyzed the way other musical instrumentation can, you should listen to what The Charismatic Voice has to say about it. Elizabeth is a classically trained opera singer and she knows her instrument very very well (and how to explain it to laypeople).
Beth Hart is an amazing singer songwriter. She does have her own band, and also has performed with Joe Bonamassa, Jeff Beck, Buddy Guy and many others on the side. To see this live at the Royal Albert Hall is so much better to understand and see how she performs her song. If you have never heard of her before start with this one of a kind performance Beth Hart "Am I the One" live at Paradiso. "Caught out in the Rain" , "Leave the Light On" , "Take it Easy On Me" all Live at Royal Albert Hall, Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa "I'd Rather Go Blind" live in Amsterdam. There is so much more to her than these suggested songs, you must react to her live versions of her songs, she is one of the best live performers to this day. Love your reaction. Please continue to listen to Beth Hart.
Thank you for your reaction. I love the way you dissect the song and capture the musical parts and the vocal parts. And enjoyed Beth's vocals and delivery. Subscribed😊
Nice one again Amy - you are now appreciating what the blues has to offer and why it has a universal voice :)
I’ve been a Jeff Beck fan for decades and when passed I went down the Jeff Beck rabbit hole in honor and love for what he gave us.
One of the performances I saw was him playing Prince’s song Purple Rain & that was my first ever exposure of Beth Heart.
Looking forward to this reaction now thank you .
Beth Hart is my favorite singer. Very surprised to find her here love your takes on music.
Wonderful description of Beth Hart singing almost anything. “Visceral “ You live the song through her voice. I’m loving your reviews Amy, you seem to be on point every time. thank you.
Been 'listening' to music for decades but these sort of analyses are adding real depth to what I listen to. Re this song - I'm not exactly an emotional person but what is there Beth Hart reaches it for sure.
Thank you for supporting my work!
Got a friend that's absolutely in love with Beth Hart. Sharing this reaction with him.
Beautiful. Thank you.
You understand more than you may realize...perhaps because even though you know the technicalities of the music, you still "feel" it.....and sometimes there are things felt that cannot truly put into words...Oh yeah, I believe You "get it"....and not on just this song...is why I am here and look forward to your journey, Thank you!
Through her direct and pure connection to the muse, Beth is able to expose her humanity so we all can be with her. Music is about sharing, and she does it masterfully here along with her band.
Beth Hart is a Force of Nature!
You get it:) The guitar is a voice too ;)
I saw her live in boston last year she is amazing live !!!
You bring me so much joy Amy, thank you 🙏🏻🎵🪄💣🙌🏼 Beth is great, sexy and a pianist too as well as wonderful soul filled vocalist. Bad Women Blues is excellent. My left eyebrow goes up in the guitar solo too Amy ❤👑 her voice with lead guitar solo after the bam bam bam down then up it ends in a crescendo. I love your description of it being like a marriage of techniques. It certainly is.
💗💗💗mesmerizing voice and story telling...
Welcome to Beth Hart. I've been a fan since the early 1990s.
Blues music is emotive, you measure it by how much it makes you feel.
I love that this channel goes in surprising directions. Great reaction Amy and Vlad :)
I've not listened to Beth Hart before but I am now impressed with her. It was nice to hear your comments on her. Thank you.
I'm so lucky to have listened to her live 3 times
Beth Hart is awesome
The combination of music fans on youtube, watching a reaction channel never hearing of Beth Hart blows my mind.
Her youtube version of this song has over 27 million views. I'd Rather Go Blind with Bonamassa has over 25 million views.
Great reaction!
Amy Beth's greatest performance is her live version of I'd Rather Go Blind in Australia with her regular guitarist Jon Nichols and the great Australian session band the Rockwiz Orkestra. 31,000,000 views. The guitar solo is even better as well as her vocal.
Her songs are made for a live audience, and Beths amazing leave nothing on the table performances !
She is part of the visual look of the songs just like her voice is another instrument in the band.
Check ou her songs called...
Mama (live)
Leave The Light On (live)
If you wanna feel Beth in high gear you must see/hear her live ✌️🙂
seeing the live at Royal Albert Hall version is amaziing
I've seen Beth 4 times now. The first being at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN. I drove 6 hours with my wife and brother. And it was truly a religious experience. She has had a career from the 90's to today and is very open about her bouts with addiction and mental illness. But her experience translates into phenomenal live performances. Please try: Leave a Light On, You Belong to Me, St. Theresa and Am I The One. Those are originals. Also try her collaborations with Joe Bonamassa, especially I'd Rather Be Blind. She is the best bluesman/woman/person alive right now.
Welcome to world of the female blues singer Amy. Mavis Staples, Etta James, Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight to follow? Never heard of this lady but I'm glad I have now.
She’s the Janis Joplin of our time! ❤❤❤❤❤
I think you should try Emerson Lake and Palmer's "The Barbarian". It is an interpretation of a Bartock piece, and shows how you can shift any style to any other style of music.
Best ever
You’ve got to see Beth Hart’s live videos. Nothing else will do. You are getting there with the rock. Beth Hart will shock you if you delve a little deeper ….
It is interesting, on a historic and technical level, to think the best way forward is in two directions. One radiating out concentricly (from point: Barcelona) and one pointed back to from "here" to where your knowledge base collides. Creating a kind of pop music timeline.
Beth is the one.
I absolutely agree with you about the voice of the blues! One song that always gets me is 'This Bitter Earth', sung by Dinah Washington, you might know it already? This lady, Beth Hart, I would place in the same category as Janice Joplin, although I'm not sure if a comparison would be fair or all that accurate. If you don't know Dinah, give her a listen, it's truly worth it!
I can't think of anyone who has a vibrato like Beth Hart.
even "BETTER" Angelina Jordan a teen "WE WERE BORN TO DIE)
EVEN BETTER: Diamanda Gallas
@@seamus2112ophelan Boy "NOT" that woman just yells, Beth is way better and Angelina is the best.
MMM ! I really like that you will dive into pretty
much every thing , it's great because every one
learns a little bit more after this I'm going to get
back into her Led Zeppelin tribute , I might
be of the opinion that Beth Hart could be
the only one with the "chops" whatever that means
To pull of a Robert Plant song convincingly .
(just what I think) .
Beth’s live performance of this song at The Royal Albert Hall is absolutely breathtaking. Her live shows are incredible. She has amazing stage presence, and is very willing to engage her audience on a very personal level. I was privileged enough to see her in February of 2022, and it was the experience of a lifetime. Thank you for giving Beth a listen.
PS. Mr John Nichols on lead guitar, Tom Lilly on bass guitar, and I believe it is Todd Wolf on drums.
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th-cam.com/video/nW3OrLHj0lQ/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the link. It was fabulous!!
Randy, by 2018 it was Bill Ransom on the drums. (I think the period Todd Wolf was with the band was from 2006 to 2013). (Bill was also drummer for Beth in 1999).
@@ben-schulman thank you for the correction Ben. I wasn’t sure when Bill came on board. Bill Ransom was with her when I saw her last year. ✌🏼😎
Thank you, Vlad.! we are getting into the soul of American music now. Pick another Beth Hart song, anyone, she is fantastic. I will say that blues is a gate, and once you open it there is no turning back. It is different than Metal or Pop. It is from the soul. where I grew up the old men played in the clubs, it was a collection of stories produced musically as most had a different kind of learning other than classical. it came from a world where the soul was all they had to survive. Take a few sessions and listen to "I'd Rather go Blind" or even better listen to Edda James do the original. Also of course Soul music out of Memphis. Issaac Hayes hot Buttered Soul. I believe that she would love the journey,
Beth is a powerhouse blues singer whose emotional wallop is unmatched. I recommend you listen to “Leave the Light On.” It is quietly devastating in its intensity.
Amy, I suggested once to you a singer named Angelina Jordan. She sings Summertime at 8yrs old in a powerful way. Classic, and my other, I Put a spell on you is also a Screamin J. Hawkins Classic. Please consider these.
you need to hear her with Joe Bonamassa live in Amsterdam doing her rendition of I'd Rather Go Blind the great Etta James hit
I see you get Beth Hart.
She did a tribute with Jeff Beck (RIP) to Buddy Guy at the Kennedy Center Honors that was extraordinary. There is a video on youtube.
It is blues and Beth Hart is one the most incredible singers alive today, she is simply amazing but does not get the recognition from the general public as her musical peers give her.
Beth plays multiple instruments and she went thru some tough times and after rehab her career took off especially the live stuff with Joe Bonamassa ie cover of Etta James' I'd Rather Go Blind
Wow! A musician who doesn't even know the structure of popular music! Where the hell? I mean we're talking about out-of-touch wth hundreds of millions of people! Amazing that someone like this exists!
I love her Led Zeppelin tribute album. She sounds more like Robert Plant than he does.
Play the blues! My first love.
Before this video I had not heard of Beth Hart. This is straight blues music. Recorded in the 90's but it might have well been the 60's. It even includes the Hammond style organ sound and backing vocals that sound like gospel quire. The music, as in notes on paper, is super simple but that is the wrong direction in evaluating this music.
Amy, my suggestion of how a classical musician would approach a song like this is not looking for complex musical constructs or arrangements or anything like that but to take an English language word and make it a "music term" and that word is soul. We look for the soul, is the artist (singer) and how is the artist expressing soul and is this soul being transcended emotionally from the artist to the listener. Is the listener's chest tightening up and acking from pain just listening to this music, does she have the listener fully captured, drawn into her sphere? The music is far trickier than one might think, it is supportive to the voice but it is supposed to add something to the song while not disrupting, messing up this journey that we are on with this song and that is an art all of its own.
The guitar, in my opinion played a rather big role and was again i.m.o. done expertly and mixed in quite forward with a lot of presence but I read in comments below that the guitarist is Joe Bonamassa and I am familiar with him, a very accomplished guitar player.
I liked it a lot and I said I don't know this artist. What I will look for next is a whole album listen, what kind of experience is that? Is it 10 songs that are more of the same or can she mix it up with different experiences and make a package that is a good 50 minutes, or so, complete listening. Can she capture me through that much time with different songs. And it sounds very promising.
Hi cobber, If you enjoyed Beth and are already aware of Joe Bonamassa then I recommend that you check out anything from their “Live in Amsterdam” collaboration. There isn’t a weak track on the entire album but I’m sure that you will enjoy their interpretation of the old Etta classic “I’d rather go blind”
th-cam.com/video/UEHwO_UEp7A/w-d-xo.html&si=EnSIkaIECMiOmarE
Beth is one bad lady!!!!!
I believe the initial instrument you are hearing is a Rhodes electric piano. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhodes_piano
Arlan Schierbaum is listed as the organ player. It doesn't list the model he played.
Just a little fyi she was on the show starsearch when it was on 😅 believe she won!!!
The guitar is exquisite in this track
Is it Joe Bonamassa?
Randy Flowers was on guitar
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Absolutely.
I would recommend that you research her life. There are many documentaries of and interviews with her on TH-cam. You are right on target - She has lived the blues personally and completely.
I would love to have a whole day to pick your brain (and Vlad’s as well) Experiencing your reactions and insights is like getting a comprehensive music education and a deep and unique new appreciation for songs at the same time. I hope that your leg is better.
I hope you don’t get tired of my comments because you are my favorite reactor and I listen to many of them.👍
This track is almost certainly influenced by the 1975 version of Its a Man's World by the great Australian blues soul singer Renee Geyer, who passed 9 days ago. Some of Renee's work was released in the USA and she was a backup singer for some of the greats there.
Beth Hart has a band. Beth Hart is a blues artist which explains why no one has heard of her. Getting radio airplay is hard for that genre of music and many record stores may not carry artists like Beth Hart. Beth is a great live musician and she writes amazing lyrics. Some of Beth's best work is with guitarist Joe Bonamassa. She is currently back touring after the pandemic restrictions. Beth is more popular in Europe than America and sells out large halls there. Watch the live version of this song done at Royal Albert Hall in 2018.
I don't know much about Beth Hart so I enjoyed your thoughts on the song/performance.
Watch her live. Her band is real and fabulous musicians.
It's very clear that the backing band is all live and very on it . @12:00, "To me they are mostly produced by electronic instruments..." Thank you otherwise for your thoughts and analysis!
It's blues, but could also classify as soul, I guess. Either way, it's a beautiful performance by a great singer.
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