Song says lots about grief. Dreary grey solitude captures a depression of the ocean's infinity and beauty.. Life could otherwise be colorful and inspiring, but regrets color it dreary. "These days I think of all the things I forgot to do for you, and all the times I had a chance to . . ." How did a 16 year-old have such insight?
One of my favorites from Jackson. Amazing how he wrote this at 16 years old. One of the best lines ever written: “Don’t confront me on my failures, I have not forgotten them”❤️ hits home for me
This Song makes me think of the Wife and Soulmate I lost 4 years ago to sudden Illness. Don't let the little things go unnoticed, don't take a second for granted. We are not promised tomorrow. R.I.P. my Angel....
SORRY To Hear About That, Tommy ... I Do Understand What U Said... Went Thru That State Too ... Yeah, Life's Too Short Nowadays ... Tomorrow Is Never Promise ... BLESS U EVER MORE - Amen CHEERS - ED
So sorry for your loss. I can't imagine your pain. I discovered Jackson Browne at the age of 14, almost 40 years ago. I lost my Father in a tragic head-on train collision 6 weeks prior to my 16th birthday. I had fallen in love with someone who I know without a doubt, was my true soul mate, who moved out of state, but had stayed at our house the entire summer, but left 2 weeks prior to my Father's death. This may sound silly to be so young & have those feelings, but they are what they are. God saved me, but the beautiful music of Jackson Browne had a huge impact on me. It seemed as though every song he sang was somehow related to what I was experiencing. It touch me to my inner core. I've can't even begin to imagine or say how his music got me through. This has continued through the years. No other music soothed my soul like the greatest artist like him. He will never know what he did for me, but I will never forget. What a pure beautiful soul.
I am brought to tears by Jackson Browne's music. This song and 'Fountain of Sorrow' shows an unheard of ability to create through the thought of others, through the pain felt for others.
I would most likely not be here today if not for this one song. Lindley's steel cries for everybody who has hit that bottom and can't see anything past it. Thanks
It amazes me that Jackson Browne wrote this tune when he was only 16 years old. His music is timeless, I have been listening to him since the mid-70's and it never gets old.
Don't mean to sound like I'm feeling sorry for myself, but when my parents went through a grisly divorce and I began suffering from severe depression, this is the song I kept listening to over and over again.
+John Cook John, I find your honesty to be very brave. I have suffered with severe depression for many years. I made this video in order to reconnect to the world on some level and sort through my feelings. I truly hope you are feeling better. JB wrote this at a very young age. I would call that brave as well!! All the best!
+Libby Piotrowicz Thanks Libby, I got counselling for a few weeks and now I feel much better! I always find it courageous when other people open up about their battles with depression. I too hope you're doing well. ;)
Love this video version.. amazed that he wrote this at the tender age of 16... he has an old soul. I just turned 75 and it takes me back to places in my life.
Thanks for watching. His lyrics get to the truth of the matter. He wasn't afraid to be vulnerable in this world. That's courage!!! Thanks again Bill, and take care!
don't confront me.....has always been one of my favourite jb lines, but "all the times i had the chance to" really hits home. so simple......so beautiful
Jackson Browne Gregg Allman was one of the most gifted singers of the last fifty years. We became friends in LA in the late sixties when he and Duane were in The Hourglass. He was a blues singer first, and he was so natural, and so soulful, that when he sang songs that were written in a major scale, he found all the most soulful and expressive passages through those changes. It was just how he heard it. That's how it was with my song, These Days. He slowed it down, and felt it deeply, and h...e made that song twice as good as it was before he sang it. I got to speak with him in the week before he passed, and I got to tell him how much his music and his friendship has meant to me. He recently recorded one of my early songs, Song For Adam, and he and Don Was sent it to me to sing on, and I did. That song, the way he sang it and where he sang it from - at the end of his life - well, he completed that song, and gave it a resonance and a gravity that could only have been put there by him. I will miss him. I send my deepest condolences to his family, his bands and crews, and all those who knew him and loved him
I was just going to say "14." At either one, I remember when I heard that for the first time, the lyrics immediately struck me as being pretty advanced. He'd probably been writing since childhood...
The guitarist from Iron Butterfly was also only 15, on the album which contained "In A Gadda Da Vida." Neil Schon was also pretty young - I'm not positive, offhand, but I think he was 15 - when he played with Santana, at the original Woodstock Festival.
Jackson Browne - absolutely amazing. So very good... this and so many other songs brings back memories that have made me the person I am... for better or worse.
That's the lyric that gets me, I'm always reminded as if I'd Forgotten them..... Wow, as to always hurt and try killing my spirit. , Never to help mend. It's time to keep walking, these days...
Jackson Browne and I attended the same high school in Fullerton, CA. though he was somewhat older than I. I saw him around town a few times before he really got famous.
I've seen many acts there . Fabulous place . Saw Jackson's name on the marquee didn't go. Damn . Saw Eric Andersen, Steve Goodman and many others though.
Browne made the song. LIndley's slide playing brings the tears. My friend Willie died yesterday in LVNV. This was Our mutual favorite song. RIP my brother Willie. I believe we'll meet again. And, it will be much better than before.
As so many have said, at 65 this song means more than when i was 35. At 35 i sang this song when i heard. At 65, I feel it when i hear it. Great video work. Thank you.
Beautiful, yet appropriately so, gloomy graphics You attached! Terrific job. THANK YOU! One of my favorite songs of all time, on short list! Am a predominantly crippled senior citizen knowing this song since Jackson Browne, himself, finally released it. Also think is one of the greatest songs ever written. Imagine writing a timeless song + of this caliber at the tender age of 16? Quite remarkable. Has very special meaning to me, as most songs that are near and dear to our hearts are (at very least, partially) metaphoric. Thank Goodness for the very talented & GREAT Mr Jackson Browne. ❤️
brilliant lyrics and life lessons i'm 62 and reflecting on life. amazing this kid was thinking of this stuff at a young age or he had older song writers LOL. about the things i forgot to do and had the chance to and keep on moving things are about to be improving. life is good and this song really hits home.
Going to see this man Aug 24th. He's in the soundtrack of my life. I have to see him one more time, and at 64/yo, with the original love of my life. I am fulfilled. Peace.
I could listen to this over n over. It is so beautifully sang and written. Yes, its a sad song but, there is that strength in the lyrics in the end. It is truly a GEM 💎 🌸🌻🌷🌾
OK, I had never heard this song until I started listening to SiriusXM's "The Bridge" station. I would not have been able to relate to this song at age 16 when Jackson wrote it, but the song is on point for me now that I'm in my 60's. It's one of the songs that is sad but true and it hit the mark in your heart. You look back and realize you made mistakes and failed in many ways but you also loved and had some really good times. Thank you Jackson for this song that I now consider to be my theme song. It speaks to my heart and comforts my mind. You are a true gem.
I've been a Jackson Browne fan since my dad played his music when I was 6 or 7. I just found this song and i'm wondering what I could do without it. Beautiful, perfect song
Excellent video! Even better music from a great artist in a better era. I can still here this coarsing through the campus of Montclair State in the late 70's. Live long JB!
Thanks for posting no one does it better jackson after all he wrote it at such young age Wonderful work don't confront me with my failures I have not forgotten them XXOO
This song is brilliant Jackson Road it when he was so young I can't imagine these days again sometimes I'd like to go back but I'm smarter now and he is brilliant always love this song
powerful lyrics aside from confronting our failures being lovers and risking another and losing for so long. omg those are real life lessons and this kid saw that stuff at very young age.
Wow memories of the 70s when his music reminded us on how important it was to have someone in ur life that really wanted to be in ur lifetime journey! I couldn’t imagine going from one to another. How lonely that must be, u undress to what u do best, next day ur alone looking for another!2022
Excellent video! Thanks for the BEAUTIFUL upload! Such a touching, thoughtful song-hard to think about these particular days but if you're reading this-I love you. That will never change-Tuesday
These images which accompany one of Jackson Browne's best add to the beauty of the lyrics and music. I congratulate you on selecting the perfect images for this song.
Great video and just discovering this song after 50 years of playing guitar and music. It's a lucky thing to wake up and discover even after so much time. Hard selfish living for so long takes your eye off the ball, and if you get lucky and survive you might relax and discover the simple treasures. Thanks for making this video.
That was really a wonderful time to be young and free to do what you wanted. Money was not so important, and one could follow their BLISS wherever it lead. Your BROTHERS and SISTERS had your back, and you were not alone in your endeavors to shape the world in a positive way. Then the BLUE MEANIES took over the world.
''"These Days" is a song written by Jackson Browne and recorded by several different recording artists. Browne wrote the song at age 16; its lyrics deal with themes of loss and regret] It was first recorded by Nico in 1967 for her album Chelsea Girl. Browne and singer-songwriter Gregg Allman later recorded their own versions in 1973, with Browne crediting Allman for its arrangement. "These Days" has been recorded by a myriad of different artists since, including Paul Westerberg, St. Vincent, Fountains of Wayne, Drake, and more.
tippimail1 Bet they had no idea of what an impact they would have on the world by being honest through their music. Jackson 66? Thank you Jackson's Mom and Dad!!!! :)
@@Libbyerality He had a good heart. He just didn't always know how to show others that he loved them. He really wasn't part of my life growing up, but we got closer as I got older. I love my Daddy and I miss him. Thanks for posting this. ❤
Yeah, what makes it poignant is time; these days were those days, and those days were just the beginning of these days. Ya gotta love the naïve insight - comes from a place ya can't buy.
Thanks very much, Libbey. I have always loved his music, loaded with emotion and feelings. Your work in the backlground makes it so much better. Keep up the excellent work. Judy1
The older I get, the truer this song becomes.
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It's amazing that the song that speaks to me the most at 65 was written by a 16 year old.
That’s incredible
Jackson Browne is so under appreciated.. one of the best song writers of all time
THE best song writer of all time.
He's an amazing story teller and songwriter..he can break your heart and lift you up with his amazing writing abilities.
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Don't confront me with my failures...I had not forgotten them. One of the best lyrical lines ever.
Why is it we remember more the bad than good we do JB so much wisdom at 16. Thank you for inspiring so many for so long & still do❤
or ultimately the self, because our enemys wont.
It's a vibe. Sadness or remembering the bad times connects more with people. I love this guy@@michelleyoung9237
Had not forgotten them...and never..ever...will...
it just warms my 73 year old heart to listen to his beautiful words and music.
+Lester Jowers So glad to hear that!
+Lester Jowers
Same with my 72 year old heart! It also takes me back to the 70's and many memories ....
I’m 72 this year,can’t imagined my life without Jackson,always there when your need him.
Wow im the baby only 60
Song says lots about grief. Dreary grey solitude captures a depression of the ocean's infinity and beauty.. Life could otherwise be colorful and inspiring, but regrets color it dreary. "These days I think of all the things I forgot to do for you, and all the times I had a chance to . . ." How did a 16 year-old have such insight?
I thought the same thing.
He's an old soul. To have have a lover commit suicide takes you to a depth that not many experience.
One of my very favorite JB songs. Saw him in Denver in 1975. A genius. At 68, this song hits home with loss and longing and hope.
This is where my soul. Spirit is these days.... Peace I hope I find.... For myself.....
One of my favorites from Jackson. Amazing how he wrote this at 16 years old. One of the best lines ever written: “Don’t confront me on my failures, I have not forgotten them”❤️ hits home for me
Mind blowing...transports you to a place you want to be
This song so exemplifies my life. It makes me cry, very few songs do that.
This Song makes me think of the Wife and Soulmate I lost 4 years ago to sudden Illness. Don't let the little things go unnoticed, don't take a second for granted. We are not promised tomorrow. R.I.P. my Angel....
Tommy Graham I am sorry for your loss. Thanks for watching and take care.
SORRY To Hear About That, Tommy ...
I Do Understand What U Said...
Went Thru That State Too ...
Yeah, Life's Too Short Nowadays ...
Tomorrow Is Never Promise ...
BLESS U EVER MORE - Amen
CHEERS - ED
Yeah mate, know that one, twice before I hit 40. Remember her & smile . . . I wish you peace, love & joy.
So sorry for your loss. I can't imagine your pain. I discovered Jackson Browne at the age of 14, almost 40 years ago. I lost my Father in a tragic head-on train collision 6 weeks prior to my 16th birthday. I had fallen in love with someone who I know without a doubt, was my true soul mate, who moved out of state, but had stayed at our house the entire summer, but left 2 weeks prior to my Father's death. This may sound silly to be so young & have those feelings, but they are what they are. God saved me, but the beautiful music of Jackson Browne had a huge impact on me. It seemed as though every song he sang was somehow related to what I was experiencing. It touch me to my inner core. I've can't even begin to imagine or say how his music got me through. This has continued through the years. No other music soothed my soul like the greatest artist like him. He will never know what he did for me, but I will never forget. What a pure beautiful soul.
Tommy Graham Amen brother. God bless!
Still gives me pause...at 70 meaning is even more profound but more peacefully accepted.
Gail Remp ...I wish you well my brother...
Well said, Gail. At 68 I feel the same way.
Amen, just turned 70
Can't believe at sixteen someone could write so beautiful and soulful as this!!!!Amazing!!!!
I agree. I have always been astounded that someone could write this at 16.
holly fuck 16????
that's bob dylan levels of precocious genius
Such a perfect song ...the words ❤
I am brought to tears by Jackson Browne's music. This song and 'Fountain of Sorrow' shows an unheard of ability to create through the thought of others, through the pain felt for others.
I would most likely not be here today if not for this one song. Lindley's steel cries for everybody who has hit that bottom and can't see anything past it. Thanks
amazing..how a song catches your attention at 17 and remains till 61
Lol yes. He was a part of the LA 70' s sound
It amazes me that Jackson Browne wrote this tune when he was only 16 years old. His music is timeless, I have been listening to him since the mid-70's and it never gets old.
Don't mean to sound like I'm feeling sorry for myself, but when my parents went through a grisly divorce and I began suffering from severe depression, this is the song I kept listening to over and over again.
+John Cook John, I find your honesty to be very brave. I have suffered with severe depression for many years. I made this video in order to reconnect to the world on some level and sort through my feelings. I truly hope you are feeling better. JB wrote this at a very young age. I would call that brave as well!! All the best!
+Libby Piotrowicz Thanks Libby, I got counselling for a few weeks and now I feel much better! I always find it courageous when other people open up about their battles with depression. I too hope you're doing well. ;)
John Cook
Love this video version.. amazed that he wrote this at the tender age of 16... he has an old soul. I just turned 75 and it takes me back to places in my life.
Thanks for watching. His lyrics get to the truth of the matter. He wasn't afraid to be vulnerable in this world. That's courage!!! Thanks again Bill, and take care!
Hard to imagine how a 16 yr old could write anything as wise and beautiful as this.
Me as well 70 years young..
He was just a kid when he wrote this and you'd swear he's a 75-year-old man, looking back on his life. Amazing.
An old soul......
Definitely, Steve!
JB is one the most gifted people out there.
No doubt about it!!!!!
don't confront me.....has always been one of my favourite jb lines, but "all the times i had the chance to" really hits home. so simple......so beautiful
Jackson Browne Gregg Allman was one of the most gifted singers of the last fifty years. We became friends in LA in the late sixties when he and Duane were in The Hourglass. He was a blues singer first, and he was so natural, and so soulful, that when he sang songs that were written in a major scale, he found all the most soulful and expressive passages through those changes. It was just how he heard it. That's how it was with my song, These Days. He slowed it down, and felt it deeply, and h...e made that song twice as good as it was before he sang it. I got to speak with him in the week before he passed, and I got to tell him how much his music and his friendship has meant to me. He recently recorded one of my early songs, Song For Adam, and he and Don Was sent it to me to sing on, and I did. That song, the way he sang it and where he sang it from - at the end of his life - well, he completed that song, and gave it a resonance and a gravity that could only have been put there by him. I will miss him. I send my deepest condolences to his family, his bands and crews, and all those who knew him and loved him
Wow. Appreciate you sharing this story and info. Thanks for stopping by!
Fascinating to learn that you wrote 'These Days'.. one of Jackson Browne's most famous songs. Did you write any for The Beatles?
This is my song today. Saw him 6 months ago, still an awesome performer. Still underrated. Great writer, guitarist, performer.
The black & White images were absolutely perfect to convey the feelings put forth by this amazing song!
Thank you.
Perfect soundtrack for reminiscing as i approach the end of the year.
Thank God for music to help me get my insides out or i think I'd bust.
He was 16 Years old when he wrote this. How amazing is that?
Tony Amico Inspiring individual!
I was just going to say "14." At either one, I remember when I heard that for the first time, the lyrics immediately struck me as being pretty advanced. He'd probably been writing since childhood...
I think it just makes the song so special. Must admit though, Glen Campbell covered it best. Especially because of when he recorded it.
And Steve Winwood was 15 when he sang Lead Vocals for Spencer Davis on "Gimme Some Lovin"....
The guitarist from Iron Butterfly was also only 15, on the album which contained "In A Gadda Da Vida." Neil Schon was also pretty young - I'm not positive, offhand, but I think he was 15 - when he played with Santana, at the original Woodstock Festival.
One of Ronnie Van Zants favorites i just discovered......sweet.
I didn't know that, how did you come by that info?
Jackson Browne - absolutely amazing. So very good... this and so many other songs brings back memories that have made me the person I am... for better or worse.
"Don't confront me with my failures, I had not forgotten them."
Right....good stuff...
If ever there was a line...... Thats it.
That is more profound than you will ever know my friend. If you know you know.
That's the lyric that gets me, I'm always reminded as if I'd Forgotten them..... Wow, as to always hurt and try killing my spirit. , Never to help mend. It's time to keep walking, these days...
Jackson Browne and I attended the same high school in Fullerton, CA. though he was somewhat older than I. I saw him around town a few times before he really got famous.
Loved this song as a young man, love it still at 70, will have it played when they lay me down.
Me too, brother...
I heard him play this live at the the Riverboat cafe in Toronto in 1968. I remember it like it was yesterday.
Karin Jeffrey ... #bad ass
I've seen many acts there . Fabulous place . Saw Jackson's name on the marquee didn't go. Damn . Saw Eric Andersen, Steve Goodman and many others though.
How the heck does someone at the age of 16 write a song like this? Jackson Browne is Amazing.
If you have to ask I can't tell you.
@@OldBillOverHill rhetorical question. If you have to ask i can't tell you, oh wise sage lol
@@CBDM777 My dear old Dad, rest his soul, had polio at 12 and survived. He taught that to be a smart ass the first rule is you have to be smart. lol.
Music helps our spirit to visit many places. Thank you for sharing that.
please....dont confront me with my failures....i hav not forgotten them.......
+Ringo Thomas My favorite line. Thank you!
Absolute favorite and best line.
Ringo Thomas ...right! Those words open the flood gates of past memories, some that belong long forgotten!
@Bill Barnfappel lol you think you are winning? fucking LOL
MEEEEEEEE
This is my favorite song for so many years. Thanks for posting it.
Thank you!!
Browne made the song. LIndley's slide playing brings the tears. My friend Willie died yesterday in LVNV. This was Our mutual favorite song. RIP my brother Willie. I believe we'll meet again. And, it will be much better than before.
What another great JB song!
So many!!!!
As so many have said, at 65 this song means more than when i was 35. At 35 i sang this song when i heard. At 65, I feel it when i hear it. Great video work. Thank you.
@@Libbyerality thank you.
Absolutely love this song!!
Beautiful, yet appropriately so, gloomy graphics You attached! Terrific job. THANK YOU! One of my favorite songs of all time, on short list! Am a predominantly crippled senior citizen knowing this song since Jackson Browne, himself, finally released it. Also think is one of the greatest songs ever written. Imagine writing a timeless song + of this caliber at the tender age of 16? Quite remarkable.
Has very special meaning to me, as most songs that are near and dear to our hearts are (at very least, partially) metaphoric. Thank Goodness for the very talented & GREAT Mr Jackson Browne. ❤️
brilliant lyrics and life lessons i'm 62 and reflecting on life. amazing this kid was thinking of this stuff at a young age or he had older song writers LOL. about the things i forgot to do and had the chance to and keep on moving things are about to be improving. life is good and this song really hits home.
I to lost my wife last Nov.,, I sware the guy knows me.
the words fit me so well..... thank you JB and DL for writng such a beautiful song
Going to see this man Aug 24th. He's in the soundtrack of my life. I have to see him one more time, and at 64/yo, with the original love of my life. I am fulfilled. Peace.
One of my All time favorite songs❤️
I could listen to this over n over. It is so beautifully sang and written. Yes, its a sad song but, there is that strength in the lyrics in the end. It is truly a GEM 💎 🌸🌻🌷🌾
This touches anyone over age 50 big time.
OK, I had never heard this song until I started listening to SiriusXM's "The Bridge" station. I would not have been able to relate to this song at age 16 when Jackson wrote it, but the song is on point for me now that I'm in my 60's. It's one of the songs that is sad but true and it hit the mark in your heart. You look back and realize you made mistakes and failed in many ways but you also loved and had some really good times. Thank you Jackson for this song that I now consider to be my theme song. It speaks to my heart and comforts my mind. You are a true gem.
Awesome, thanx...I have loved Jackson since day one
Amazing artist and poet at work and a gifted heart thank u 4 ur music
As I age JB is still number one for me, how is it that sad music can make you happy, but he works his magic.
love this song. its my story
Listen all the time. My favorite artist!!
I've been a Jackson Browne fan since my dad played his music when I was 6 or 7. I just found this song and i'm wondering what I could do without it. Beautiful, perfect song
mon dieu..... quelle chanson sublime... et quel cadeau pour Nico
Excellent video! Even better music from a great artist in a better era. I can still here this coarsing through the campus of Montclair State in the late 70's. Live long JB!
Great Job, this songs always felt like my anthem
Hell at 16 I could hardly put a sentence together and he writes this?
Talk about a talent, he’s got it✌️
Thanks for posting
no one does it better jackson after all he wrote it at such young age
Wonderful work
don't confront me with my failures I have not forgotten them XXOO
This song is brilliant Jackson Road it when he was so young I can't imagine these days again sometimes I'd like to go back but I'm smarter now and he is brilliant always love this song
Yes, he's brilliant Jean. His honesty makes him so. Thanks!!
powerful lyrics aside from confronting our failures being lovers and risking another and losing for so long. omg those are real life lessons and this kid saw that stuff at very young age.
nice artistic rendering of a beautiful song..
This song hits me hard. The slide show has some outstanding and beautiful photographs. Thank you.
no words. simply wonderful..
Wow memories of the 70s when his music reminded us on how important it was to have someone in ur life that really wanted to be in ur lifetime journey! I couldn’t imagine going from one to another. How lonely that must be, u undress to what u do best, next day ur alone looking for another!2022
Don Henley's harmony behind JB is just perfect. Beautiful.
the addition of David Lindley's slide really adds to the overall sound and feeling of this great song
Jackson Browne...One of few Living Legends left...
Excellent video! Thanks for the BEAUTIFUL upload! Such a touching, thoughtful song-hard to think about these particular days but if you're reading this-I love you. That will never change-Tuesday
Rips my guts out still, lost my Soulmate Wife in Sept.2011, this helped me cry.
These images which accompany one of Jackson Browne's best add to the beauty of the lyrics and music. I congratulate you on selecting the perfect images for this song.
Beautiful vidéo . The black and white reflects the lyrics . Solid hit of jackson and his freind David lindley. .
+MOHAMED RHARRABI Awesome collaboration! Thank you.
"Don't confront me with my failures, I, had not forgotten them".🕊️❤️🕯️🪶
Simply perfect! I don't think a better rendering is possible.
Great video and just discovering this song after 50 years of playing guitar and music. It's a lucky thing to wake up and discover even after so much time. Hard selfish living for so long takes your eye off the ball, and if you get lucky and survive you might relax and discover the simple treasures. Thanks for making this video.
william legrand Thanks for watching!
I have loved this song since I first heard it [and that was a LONG TIME AGO ] . . . I really like the photographs too
That was really a wonderful time to be young and free to do what you wanted. Money was not so important, and one could follow their BLISS wherever it lead. Your BROTHERS and SISTERS had your back, and you were not alone in your endeavors to shape the world in a positive way. Then the BLUE MEANIES took over the world.
Who are the blue meanies?
''"These Days" is a song written by Jackson Browne and recorded by several different recording artists. Browne wrote the song at age 16; its lyrics deal with themes of loss and regret] It was first recorded by Nico in 1967 for her album Chelsea Girl. Browne and singer-songwriter Gregg Allman later recorded their own versions in 1973, with Browne crediting Allman for its arrangement. "These Days" has been recorded by a myriad of different artists since, including Paul Westerberg, St. Vincent, Fountains of Wayne, Drake, and more.
Thanks for the info. :)
Glen Campbell did a beautiful version of this song, too.
sullivan2339 I swear he reads my mind sometimes.
@Karen Erickson Agreed and I think it was after the onset of Alzheimers (sp)
sullivan2339 Tom Rush’s version is also brilliant.....
great tune and some wicked photos! love it!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for taking the time to watch it.
Excellent song!Jackson's lyrics and singing and David Lindley's guitar are the best.Thanks for posting.
A beautiful, poignant song and a most beautiful video, L! Well done. Very well done!
I will always love this song
Really beautiful video for one of my favorite songs and artists....Thanks..
+floBflo1013 Glad you liked it!
Happy birthday to Jackson,who is 66 today.Slide guitar is played by David Lindley.Great job on the video.
tippimail1 Bet they had no idea of what an impact they would have on the world by being honest through their music. Jackson 66? Thank you Jackson's Mom and Dad!!!! :)
Lindley did a great job. What an underrated jewel of a musician!
Take care. Sorry for your loss. His music has helped me heal in many ways as well.
I feel like he understands me. Amazing!
what a talented song writer / singer. Nice job on the video.
Thank you.
Beautiful job, Libby. Perfect images for this plaintive Jackson Brown song; such poetry.
Thanks. His lyrics are so truthfully compassionate. Glad you enjoyed the video.
This was one of my dad's favorite songs. He died one year ago today 😞😌❤
@@Libbyerality He had a good heart. He just didn't always know how to show others that he loved them. He really wasn't part of my life growing up, but we got closer as I got older. I love my Daddy and I miss him. Thanks for posting this. ❤
@@timsdamzel You're a good soul. 🙂 Thanks!
Yeah, what makes it poignant is time; these days were those days, and those days were just the beginning of these days. Ya gotta love the naïve insight - comes from a place ya can't buy.
"A place you can't buy." Rare indeed.
Thanks very much, Libbey. I have always loved his music, loaded with emotion and feelings.
Your work in the backlground makes it so much better. Keep up the excellent work.
Judy1
excellent video for an amazing song!!!! TY for the upload!
Beautiful visual interpretation of a beautiful song.
The Images you chose are outstanding
Gives me goosebumps every time.
This is just simply a beautiful video. VERY nice . Thank you!
Dead Frida Thank you!
Very nicely done video to a Jackson classic.