@@dougrubenstein this is the song through which I found your channel. I work in Yellowstone Park and have traveled all over Wyoming and fell under its spell many years ago..... this song says it all so perfectly, and your interpretation is spot on. Looping it right now as I huddle inside under Montana's cold stormy skies.
@@dougrubenstein My normal job is pianist in Yellowstone Park (except this summer due to downsizing of park activities/facilities due to coronavirus). I love introducing visitors to this song and they always enjoy it; if they look it up on youtube hopefully they'll find your version! I just made a video of the song myself, but unfortunately I can't sing so it's just the keyboard. Thanks again for the inspiration: th-cam.com/video/TAOb_4GtJpo/w-d-xo.html
Nice job, Doug. I've always loved this song & you sing it well. It's both pensive and mournful... Sorta "happy/sad" I guess. Hah. (By the way, what is a Martin 19? Mahogany top? This model is new to me.)
Hey there! I'm so glad to hear that you like my version of it. I think it such a beautiful song and it is an honor just to sing it! A D-19 Martin is like a D-18 but with a stained top (dark brown). They make this model from 1976-1988 and mine is right in the middle at 1981. They are great sounding dreadnoughts! Thanks for reaching out! So happy you enjoyed the song.
i dig your cover a lot bro! I like how much harmonic diversity you added.
Thanks so much! It's a lot of fun to play
Beautiful 🥰
Excelente..!
LOVE IT and I love Wyoming. Thanks for posting this Paul. Beautiful cover.
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for letting me know!
@@dougrubenstein this is the song through which I found your channel. I work in Yellowstone Park and have traveled all over Wyoming and fell under its spell many years ago..... this song says it all so perfectly, and your interpretation is spot on. Looping it right now as I huddle inside under Montana's cold stormy skies.
@@bearmauled It is always special when we discover music that matches the feeling of a moment. I am happy to know you are experiencing that.
@@dougrubenstein My normal job is pianist in Yellowstone Park (except this summer due to downsizing of park activities/facilities due to coronavirus). I love introducing visitors to this song and they always enjoy it; if they look it up on youtube hopefully they'll find your version! I just made a video of the song myself, but unfortunately I can't sing so it's just the keyboard. Thanks again for the inspiration: th-cam.com/video/TAOb_4GtJpo/w-d-xo.html
@@bearmauled That is so wonderful! It is such a beautiful song to know and I can imagine it really fits in the surroundings of Yellowstone.
Nice job, Doug. I've always loved this song & you sing it well. It's both pensive and mournful... Sorta "happy/sad" I guess. Hah. (By the way, what is a Martin 19? Mahogany top? This model is new to me.)
Hey there! I'm so glad to hear that you like my version of it. I think it such a beautiful song and it is an honor just to sing it!
A D-19 Martin is like a D-18 but with a stained top (dark brown). They make this model from 1976-1988 and mine is right in the middle at 1981. They are great sounding dreadnoughts!
Thanks for reaching out! So happy you enjoyed the song.