@MizMite2002 I honestly don't think they're under rated. Bands like them never have a reputation like say Gordon Lightfoot, but they have intensely loyal fans.
My wife and i used to listen to this over and over and over and..........well, you get it. Wonderful memories. We're in our 60s now and it still feels the same.
Nice ! Where can I read more about it ? I'm fan of Velvet Underground & Lou Reed . Cowboy Junkies is pretty "new" Acquaintance for me. So I would like to read what Reed said and when&where ? So any "pointers" ? Really beautiful cover
@@joeltunnahI don't find it irritating at all. A little more raucous than the studio version, sure, but the accordion alone makes it one of the coolest CJ Sweet Janes I've heard. Thanks for posting Blythe.
These guys take this to a whoooooooole 'nother level. Love the interpretation of a classic, the room for so much virtuosity by each musician. I'm with you brother...as much as I hate social media, this algorithm is the exception to the rule
Anyone who knows anything about music will appreciate this song for what it is, one of the greatest rock tunes of all time. This cover is absolutely incredible.
This was my husband and I’s favorite song… ,married 35 years til he died one morning 😢unexpectedly. I loved 😂him so much .The years since 2009 have been long and lonely..God,our children(5), and good friends have helped a lot. BEST VERSION OF “ Love Minus Zero,No Limits”…I HAVE EVER HEARD…NEW FAN!!!
love you girl!. stay and hang in there. the universe will take care of you and human beings. will as well. stay close to those, and try and meet a few new friends. it helps. Adios from the great State of Texas. well, it used to be anyway.
I used to feel the same -- then I heard Miley Cyrus do it in a Backyard Session. I still love this one instrumentally, but I much prefer Miley's vocals.
After he heard the 3 Nice Girls version he said he regretted he hadn't heard that one before he said CJ's version was the bast. The Girls mix it with "Love and Affection"...
Okay, so, after listening to this a couple of times using a good set of headphones, I discovered "flavors," if you will, from each of them. Little things that one might not notice right off the bat but nevertheless are there. Subtle taps by the drummer. Equally subtle enhancements by the guitar; the kinds of little things that really add to the song. Kind of like putting just enough spice in a dish to make it pop without being overwhelming and distracting. Great track by a great band. I really enjoyed this. Thank you.
So I read your comment and got curious. I've loved this cover forever but never noticed your "flavors". It didn't take me long and faith and begorrah you're right. Cool observation and thanks. Of course I've got a grand gummy buzz going down and even my dog is fascinating. Seriously I do respect this one a whole lot more.
I saw this band in May of 1989 at the Rialto Theater in Raleigh, NC. It was so laid back and awesome. We got out of our seats and moved down to the front and sat on the floor and watched them. This cover of this song is my favorite of all time.
@BaldyDude - I love your comment. I also love the way Margo walks on stage with a cuppa BRAVO!!! She does it so well. Yep, only a legend can do that. Thank you for your comment, and your acknowledgment that Margo Timmins is true legend!💕
My Dad was a self taught musician and started off with a guitar and then a fellow blue grass guy said he was tossing out his accordion,of course my Dad said next festival I'll be playing this but you MUST be lead guitarist. And he did it, learned how to play hardest percussion instrument!!! God rest my Daddy's soul, boy do I miss him and his music 😓. Sorry for the rant, an accordion weighs close to 50 lbs, side bar lol!!
Just listened to this masterpiece of Lou Reed’s song, “the definitive version”, just brilliant. Straight back to my late teenage 60’s and 70’s epoch. Miley Cyrus version also epic.
I would venture that “Sweet Jane” has been covered by over a hundred bands. Lou Reed is on record saying this was his favourite. I absolutely concur with him.
@@ricknowak4582 Miley’s cover is an exact copy of Margot’s version. Exact same arrangement. Exact same timing and key signatures. While the Cowboy Junkies’ version was somewhat an ‘original’ cover , Miley’s was an exact copy of the Junkies’
I love this band my bf Andrea and i saw them at a small venue outside of Philly in the 90s. I sat and talked to Margo for maybe a minute before the show. She remembered my name when the show was over. Andrea and I laughed and joked and swapped stories with them them for an hour after the show. Great musicians, even greater cool people. Stay high my friends.
I've always loved this song, both the original and the Cowboy Junkies cover. First time I've heard this live version, and must say I really like it, especially the addition of the accordion and that electricrifried mandolin mayhem
Was in the audience for this gig in Liverpool in 2004, had to wait until 2006 for the video of the concert entitled 'Long Journey Home' to be released, and because the concert was being filmed, tickets were free! I'm 75 now and still enjoying it. (22.06.24)
Bought the album ,played it on a single speaker record player! In 1970 I purchased an 8 track “”Stereo “ when I heard the 8 track it was like hearing it for the first time !
I saw them in 1998/1999 on the campus of OSU at Newport Music Hall. During the songs, total silence as the audience took in what was one of the most heartfelt concerts I’ve ever been to. I’m so glad I was able to see them live even once. Her voice, is perfection.
wow... what a great version.... Lou Reid said this is his favorite version. I like playing both live versions, RockNRollAnimal and the Cowbory Junkies version.... WOW... And the Junkies is a tight band... And one beautiful woman leading the band. I couldn't concentrate playing without looking at her in a loving way.
I can't get enough of these old classics that I search for when I'm in the mood and love so very much with my heart and soul and every fiber of my being.
Anyone who's ever had a heart Wouldn't turn around and break it and anyone who's ever played a part Wouldn't turn around and hate it Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane You're waiting for Jimmy down in the alley Waiting there for him to come back home Waiting down on the corner and thinking of ways to get back home Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Anyone who's ever had a dream Anyone who's ever played a part Anyone who's ever been lonely and anyone who's ever split apart Sweet Jane, sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane Heavenly wine and roses seem to whisper to me when you smile Heavenly wine and roses seem to whisper to me when you smile La la la la, la la la, etc... Sweet Jane Sweet, sweet Jane
'Way cool how the mandolin escorts the tune in with distortion and then flies over and under it!! So cool, bravo, with accordion!! Yea...cool as cool can be!! Well done, Lady and gentlemen!
Never heard a mandolin do that and I've seen some amazing mandolin performances from Chris Thile and the Punch Brothers.. I guess I never thought to put effects and overdrive on a mando. Cool stuff
Similar to the Grateful Dead and the Allman brothers live jams. This song could go on for an hour and more, letting each instrument and her voice take control for periods as it progresses. That guitar playing is incredible!
The bass line is crucial to make this beautiful song. I think Lou would really like this version. The tempo is dead on. And the accordion and mandolin fit perfectly for the melancholy lyrics…
Never in my life have i seen individualism by the whole team, produce a fantastic product of teamwork. Love the 5 secs just before the end where everyone tries to squeeze through the same small door. Lol
@Alexander Martinez - It’s such a joy to post a video and realize how many other music lover’s are riding the same wave while catching the vibe on another level - and loving every bit of it! 💕
Very excellent musicians couldn't put together a band maybe better than this for this particular song. It just slows naturally nice and long tight very bluesy. Thanks for the music
One of my favorite songs no matter who does it, but I may enjoy their version best. Seeing them do it a few months ago in Homer NY was wonderful Sorry Lou
Johnny Carson got me hooked on the Cowboy Junkies years ago. Saw them in Portland, ME. In a church…long story. That was the third date I had with the mother.
@@rhllnm Indeed! Some of the fine folks in this house think it's 'awesome'; others, not so much. 'Like something John Paul Jones or Jimmy Page might have done'. A different interpretation, at any rate, no?
Lots of people can play this note for note however, when you cover a track you have to bring something to it something different and inspiring. Something to make you're ears pick up and for your brain to take note. Something to stop whatever you are doing and grab your attention. It has to have feeling and sole to it. This cover has the lot.
Thanks for sharing this Cowboy Junkies video. Brings back fond memories, something like 33 years ago. When I first heard them, remembering how soulful and sublime their sound was - and is. Remembering how the passion and authenticity of their music got me through challenging times. Also, remembering having a crush on Margo back in the day. I remember when I saw them at the Madison Civic Center over 30 years ago, throwing a rose on stage after their final encore song. Thanks for reminding me how special this band is, and how special Margo’s singing prowess is. I’m quite inspired to see them jam in true Junkies form after all these years. Thanks again!
As a kid my dad played Floyd as a musical education and it’s stood the test of time, bonded with a partner over this track, double memories all the way
je ne connais pas ce groupe.. mais vu la qualité et la performance des musiciens je pense qu’ils sont merveilleux. des pros!!!!! brillants. vraiment bien.🎵🎵🎵🎸🎸🎸🎵🎵🇲🇨
Cowboy Junkies are such an under-rated and/or overlooked band. They've been doing great stuff for a long while now.
Love by all of Canada.
@MizMite2002 I honestly don't think they're under rated. Bands like them never have a reputation like say Gordon Lightfoot, but they have intensely loyal fans.
My wife and i used to listen to this over and over and over and..........well, you get it. Wonderful memories. We're in our 60s now and it still feels the same.
Ya, me and my wife too, on all counts. Still as good as the day it came out.
considering she didn't want to sing lead...if I remember, they needed a singer and she was reluctant to sing....
Mee too . same feelling . essential .
Here's to you! Well done.
I think this is the fastest 6 minutes in music. I always have to loop this song.
"Sultry" is the best adjective to the vocals and the vocalist. The musical accompaniment is tense and precise. Great job, Junkies
Lou Reed called this band’s original cover of this song “the definitive version”. Couldn’t get a better accolade than that one.
Nice ! Where can I read more about it ? I'm fan of Velvet Underground & Lou Reed .
Cowboy Junkies is pretty "new" Acquaintance for me. So I would like to read what Reed said and when&where ? So any "pointers" ?
Really beautiful cover
He was referring to the 1988 "Trinity Sessions" version. Not this somewhat irritating rock attempt.
@@UnknownHumanOnlinethis album came out in 1988, I'd guess he said it sometime in the 1990s? Certainly I've heard that a long time ago.
@@joeltunnahI don't find it irritating at all. A little more raucous than the studio version, sure, but the accordion alone makes it one of the coolest CJ Sweet Janes I've heard. Thanks for posting Blythe.
That doesn't sound like Lou Reed. Sarcasm maybe? Not like Trent Reznor saying that about Cash's cover of Hurt, which was clearly heartfelt.
I miss really good music like this... The things you find when your scrolling through YT...
Absolutely…I’ve just stumbled across this and I’m back to my youth…..happy days.
I hear it all with or without headphones, I single in on each sound as I listen 😊
I agree, I stopped watching TV years ago , would much rather watch real artists like this.
Who’s taking time off the rat race?? Love the good vibes I’m getting from Cowboy Junkies…..Sweet Jane
These guys take this to a whoooooooole 'nother level. Love the interpretation of a classic, the room for so much virtuosity by each musician. I'm with you brother...as much as I hate social media, this algorithm is the exception to the rule
I love Margo and her voice! This is the song that I can happily hit repeat a couple hundred times 😊
I've hit replay twice, but must turn off computer now. I'm putting it on Desk Top.
You couldn’t get a more beautiful singer with a better voice to perform this number!!
Sade.
Except Lou Reed
Lizzo!
@@cgdombrowbut she doesn’t make music for white folks🥴
@@hopedees5307maybe not but you can’t deny her beauty/hotness😍
Baby got back! And then some 😮
Anyone who knows anything about music will appreciate this song for what it is, one of the greatest rock tunes of all time. This cover is absolutely incredible.
NoWhere MAn, I'm so stoned I thought is was the original , beatitfil exppression, Sweet jane Now transposing,
Ok
It's always been one of my favorites
THE DRUMMERS RIM SHOTS ARE THE BEST I EVER HEARD....
This was written & recorded by Lou Reed. Lou said he liked the Cowboy Junkies versions better than his own. This, to me is the CJ’s best version!! ❤❤
This was my husband and I’s favorite song… ,married 35 years til he died one morning 😢unexpectedly. I loved 😂him so much .The years since 2009 have been long and lonely..God,our children(5), and good friends have helped a lot. BEST VERSION OF “ Love Minus Zero,No Limits”…I HAVE EVER HEARD…NEW FAN!!!
Dios te bendiga
God bless you,I mourn your loss. You go girl.
love you girl!. stay and hang in there. the universe will take care of you and human beings. will as well. stay close to those, and try and meet a few new friends. it helps. Adios from the great State of Texas. well, it used to be anyway.
Dio ti abbia in Gloria ,
Stay strong!
This version never gets old. I read an interview in which Lou reed said that Cowboy Junkies were his favorite version.
Truth
I used to feel the same -- then I heard Miley Cyrus do it in a Backyard Session. I still love this one instrumentally, but I much prefer Miley's vocals.
After he heard the 3 Nice Girls version he said he regretted he hadn't heard that one before he said CJ's version was the bast.
The Girls mix it with "Love and Affection"...
He went further than that. He said:
"They made it their own. It's theirs now."
And their Powderfinger is better than Neil Youngs to me too.
It is rare that a cover is BETTER than the original. This is not only better, it’s definitively so.
It just keeps getting better and better each time I listen to it. A present for my ears
The mandolin at the beginning. What a sound!
Okay, so, after listening to this a couple of times using a good set of headphones, I discovered "flavors," if you will, from each of them. Little things that one might not notice right off the bat but nevertheless are there. Subtle taps by the drummer. Equally subtle enhancements by the guitar; the kinds of little things that really add to the song. Kind of like putting just enough spice in a dish to make it pop without being overwhelming and distracting. Great track by a great band. I really enjoyed this. Thank you.
@American Warhorse - Thank you so much for taking the time to listen thoroughly, and sharing your wonderful feedback!💕
@@blythespirit4077 It was my pleasure, believe me.
Same could be said for the camera work.
@@madpogue Yes indeed.
So I read your comment and got curious. I've loved this cover forever but never noticed your "flavors". It didn't take me long and faith and begorrah you're right. Cool observation and thanks. Of course I've got a grand gummy buzz going down and even my dog is fascinating. Seriously I do respect this one a whole lot more.
Happy Heavenly birthday Lou Reed and thank you for a splendid song. Margo steps right up and delivers.
Margo is a gem. Together with Cowboy Junkies she creates magic.❣
@@arneemilbredland2339 - You summed it up perfectly!
Thank you.💕
I saw this band in May of 1989 at the Rialto Theater in Raleigh, NC. It was so laid back and awesome. We got out of our seats and moved down to the front and sat on the floor and watched them. This cover of this song is my favorite of all time.
@alvarezjen - What a wonderful experience! Thank you for sharing💕
Cool story!!
Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. Brings back memories my late wife and I shared. Thank You
I couldn’t imagine a better way to say goodbye, all such amazingly incredible and influential artists that will be forever missed.
Wish you could give it a thumbs up everytime you watch it
only a legend walks on stage with a cuppa BRAVO!!!
@BaldyDude - I love your comment. I also love the way Margo walks on stage with a cuppa BRAVO!!! She does it so well. Yep, only a legend can do that. Thank you for your comment, and your acknowledgment that Margo Timmins is true legend!💕
Cuppa of what 🤔😀
@@Codge5 Tetley's 😃
For anyone who's ever had a heart . . . every single moment in this is perfect.
@allanfifield8256 - Thank you Allan! 💕
This song is extremely simple to play. Even a 1980ties punk band would think it too simple.
Another Jewel of a song. So good I had to learn it on my guitar. Thank you Cowboy Junkies and Lou Reed.
Top tune from the 70s made into a pure 90s version that sounds amazing.
First time in my WHOLE life, im 60, that i jammed out to an Accordion!june24
63 and ditto , pretty good ! Had a little organic help !
Pp
Some songs it just hits
Yup, it's not the instrument, it's the musician using it.
My Dad was a self taught musician and started off with a guitar and then a fellow blue grass guy said he was tossing out his accordion,of course my Dad said next festival I'll be playing this but you MUST be lead guitarist. And he did it, learned how to play hardest percussion instrument!!! God rest my Daddy's soul, boy do I miss him and his music 😓. Sorry for the rant, an accordion weighs close to 50 lbs, side bar lol!!
This music speeds directly to your soul…emits emotion…and makes you want to hear it over and over!
I saw her the first time in the early 70s , she was alone on the stage playing her guitar and singing
She was amazing
To hear a song you've known forever for the first time is a wonderful thing.
Just listened to this masterpiece of Lou Reed’s song, “the definitive version”, just brilliant. Straight back to my late teenage 60’s and 70’s epoch. Miley Cyrus version also epic.
Its magical how the instruments all come in. And her voice is a calming sultry presence
Oh Yeaah.
Nice desciption ...SULTRY PRESENCE !
Wow... Great version!!!... The Cowboy Junkies killed that song!! Bravo/Brava!!!!
Fantastic! All aspects of it. Mandolin, guitar, and a freakin’ accordion with Margo’s great vocals. Doesn’t get any better. Turn it UP!
I'm eternally grateful the universe introduced me to this amazing soul
If you've ever had the misfortune to realize that you were only playing a part in somebody else's story, this song hits hard.
We are each the ultimate star in our own movie while at the same time being just a numberless spear carrier in the film about humanity.
yes....yes. so true. And now she gone, forever
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"Sweet Jane" and "Fade Into You" were the two songs that bring me back sweet and sour memories with my old girlfriend.
I would venture that “Sweet Jane” has been covered by over a hundred bands. Lou Reed is on record saying this was his favourite. I absolutely concur with him.
I concur a little bit.
I recently heard Miley Cyrus cover Sweet Jane and I was impressed with her version. She's venturing into some great classic rock songs.
Miley cyrus. Check her version out.
❤
@@ricknowak4582 Miley’s cover is an exact copy of Margot’s version. Exact same arrangement. Exact same timing and key signatures. While the Cowboy Junkies’ version was somewhat an ‘original’ cover , Miley’s was an exact copy of the Junkies’
I love this band my bf Andrea and i saw them at a small venue outside of Philly in the 90s.
I sat and talked to Margo for maybe a minute before the show.
She remembered my name when the show was over.
Andrea and I laughed and joked and swapped stories with them them for an hour after the show. Great musicians, even greater cool people.
Stay high my friends.
Mann Music center? That’s where I caught awesome music in the 90’s. Great music, views, friends, woods to pee in😂, great memories.
The Trinity Session remains one of my favorite albums of all time... but this version is just beyond words brilliant!
I've always loved this song, both the original and the Cowboy Junkies cover. First time I've heard this live version, and must say I really like it, especially the addition of the accordion and that electricrifried mandolin mayhem
One of the best songs of all time, whether arranged as hard rock, alternative, folk, pop or bluegrass.
Having Eclectic music taste like I do its like WOW.
NEVER FORGET MOTT THE HOOPLE! GREAT BAND
Hahaha
I first saw Mott in the early 70’s supported by an unknown band called Queen. I wonder how they turned out 😀
Nearly forgot. Remember live in 1970 in Germany
I think this is the fastest 6 minutes in music. I always have to loop this, as I am a junkie for this song.
I can listen to this song many times its a haunting sing but, i like it
Was in the audience for this gig in Liverpool in 2004, had to wait until 2006 for the video of the concert entitled 'Long Journey Home' to be released, and because the concert was being filmed, tickets were free! I'm 75 now and still enjoying it. (22.06.24)
The gig was at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Oct 7th 2004. (22.06.24)
@andrewarnott8789
Thank you for sharing your experience - an experience of a lifetime💕
Bought the album ,played it on a single speaker record player! In 1970 I purchased an 8 track “”Stereo “ when I heard the 8 track it was like hearing it for the first time !
I saw them in 1998/1999 on the campus of OSU at Newport Music Hall. During the songs, total silence as the audience took in what was one of the most heartfelt concerts I’ve ever been to. I’m so glad I was able to see them live even once. Her voice, is perfection.
OMG, how incredibly beautiful !! Lou Reed the master. Cowboy Junkies, artful masters. Blended to perfection!!
wow... what a great version.... Lou Reid said this is his favorite version. I like playing both live versions, RockNRollAnimal and the Cowbory Junkies version.... WOW... And the Junkies is a tight band... And one beautiful woman leading the band. I couldn't concentrate playing without looking at her in a loving way.
@aciccare - Thank you for your comment 💕
I can't get enough of these old classics that I search for when I'm in the mood and love so very much with my heart and soul and every fiber of my being.
One of the "coolest" bands ever...such a great and unique vibe
Please turn up the volume when listening to this tune as it kicks Ass in so many ways. Thanks for a perfect video.
Peace and Love!
@@jeffthomas6859 Thank you for your lovely comment. And, peace and love to you!
Blythe Spirit.💕
i love this band & love Margo’s haunting voice!!
Thanks I could not remember this girls name. She sang this with a band in the 90’s.
@Paiadakine - You’re welcome. Her name is Margo Timmins.💕
A voice of milk and honey. Accompaniment glorious.
Silky and sultry at the same time. Amazing vocals!
Quite glad Miley Cyrus covered this song .. For one it may be fall in love with this it is and secondly she did it good
Miley the whoore murdered it..
Anyone who's ever had a heart
Wouldn't turn around and break it
and anyone who's ever played a part
Wouldn't turn around and hate it
Sweet Jane, sweet Jane
Sweet, sweet Jane
You're waiting for Jimmy down in the alley
Waiting there for him to come back home
Waiting down on the corner
and thinking of ways to get back home
Sweet Jane, sweet Jane
Sweet, sweet Jane
Anyone who's ever had a dream
Anyone who's ever played a part
Anyone who's ever been lonely
and anyone who's ever split apart
Sweet Jane, sweet Jane
Sweet, sweet Jane
Heavenly wine and roses
seem to whisper to me when you smile
Heavenly wine and roses
seem to whisper to me when you smile
La la la la, la la la, etc...
Sweet Jane
Sweet, sweet Jane
My heart still flutters for Margo Timmins! And course her music!
Yeah. Margo. Amazing woman!
Me too ….
I wish..
'Way cool how the mandolin escorts the tune in with distortion and then flies over and under it!! So cool, bravo, with accordion!! Yea...cool as cool can be!! Well done, Lady and gentlemen!
Aint that amazing!!!! Wow!
Never heard a mandolin do that and I've seen some amazing mandolin performances from Chris Thile and the Punch Brothers.. I guess I never thought to put effects and overdrive on a mando. Cool stuff
Similar to the Grateful Dead and the Allman brothers live jams. This song could go on for an hour and more, letting each instrument and her voice take control for periods as it progresses. That guitar playing is incredible!
❤️
not to mention the overdriven effected mando :)
Very well said 😅
The bass line is crucial to make this beautiful song. I think Lou would really like this version. The tempo is dead on. And the accordion and mandolin fit perfectly for the melancholy lyrics…
great music.......mysto hippie vibes.............such a sweet jane....bllessings
the way they do it together is what makes this song for me.
Fantastic musical performance! Musicians at their best.
Never in my life have i seen individualism by the whole team, produce a fantastic product of teamwork. Love the 5 secs just before the end where everyone tries to squeeze through the same small door. Lol
This is a need to hear song everyday. Thank you Cowboy Junkies
While it's a departure from the original, I love it. Very dark and moody.
Lou Reed always said that the version of Sweet Jane on their breakthrough album, The Trinity Session, was the best ever (including his own!).
I agree the vibe is on another level
@Alexander Martinez - It’s such a joy to post a video and realize how many other music lover’s are riding the same wave while catching the vibe on another level - and loving every bit of it! 💕
Yes , he did
I remember hearing that as well back in the day. Always loved this cover.
RIP Lou Reed.
I believe I just Found A new favorite version Of this iconic song! absolutely great.
My mom absolutely loved them and this was her favorite song on the album. I wish she could have seen this!
Oh my heart! ❤
@ A Salt Weapon - Our love to you and your mom❣️
One of my absolute favorites... This band is incredible.
4:28 I’ve watched and listened to this video literally 100’s of times. I never tire of it…each time is like the first. I wish I had seen them live.
👍👍👉💯💯💯💯💯👍💯💯💯💯💯💯😆👍❤
@danmmmarthy3599 - Thank you for being such a devoted fan of the Cowboy Junkies version of “Sweet Jane”! I love that you love it!
Thanks for the post! Can listen over and over! Then more!
Their interpretations of songs was always worth a listen.
❤😊 makes my heart & soul smile listening to this EVERY time ❤
Pure liquid gold voice !!!,
Great version of this song....
Very excellent musicians couldn't put together a band maybe better than this for this particular song. It just slows naturally nice and long tight very bluesy. Thanks for the music
Still have one….people have hurt it but it’s still living and loving!
Brilliant. Electric. Fully charged Cowboy Junkies.
One of my favorite songs no matter who does it, but I may enjoy their version best.
Seeing them do it a few months ago in Homer NY was wonderful
Sorry Lou
Johnny Carson got me hooked on the Cowboy Junkies years ago. Saw them in Portland, ME. In a church…long story. That was the third date I had with the mother.
Total and complete Canadian content! After hearing this you'll have a heart no doubt!❤
Not to many covers can touch this, actually nobody
This is boring if you want to start moving go to Mott the Hoople the best cover of this
All comments welcomed as long as there is no trolling.
@@marklaumond5241mark- read the room nothing touches this version
I have to say it again Margo voice is that of an angel I have been a fan since her and her brother performed on the Johnny Carson show 💖💥
Unexpectedly fresh interpretation of this one. Mandolin and accordion add different colors than Mott used 'back in the day'. Interesting indeed...
That distorted mandolin during the intro is great!
@@rhllnm Indeed! Some of the fine folks in this house think it's 'awesome'; others, not so much. 'Like something John Paul Jones or Jimmy Page might have done'. A different interpretation, at any rate, no?
The empathy of John Prine, who could look out of the eyes of anyone, will never disappear as long as this song is around.
How does this relate to John Prine?
Margo the enchantress and her sulphurous band. Hats off ladies and gentlemen !!
Why sulphurous?
@@vaska1999 because they're hypnotic, obscure but with bolts of lightning, rusty and gravelly, magmatic and erupting; in a word: sulphurous
@@giovannimazzucchelli7487 🙂
Lots of people can play this note for note however, when you cover a track you have to bring something to it something different and inspiring. Something to make you're ears pick up and for your brain to take note. Something to stop whatever you are doing and grab your attention. It has to have feeling and sole to it. This cover has the lot.
I"m Jane . I ❤ this Song . 🎶🔊😍
💕💯Txs ❤
Me too!
So brilliant
Never heard a Mandolin played quite like this. I am impressed.
First time I have heard them, or this. Oh yes!
The Band is perfect 😊
Thanks for sharing this Cowboy Junkies video. Brings back fond memories, something like 33 years ago. When I first heard them, remembering how soulful and sublime their sound was - and is. Remembering how the passion and authenticity of their music got me through challenging times. Also, remembering having a crush on Margo back in the day. I remember when I saw them at the Madison Civic Center over 30 years ago, throwing a rose on stage after their final encore song. Thanks for reminding me how special this band is, and how special Margo’s singing prowess is. I’m quite inspired to see them jam in true Junkies form after all these years. Thanks again!
Thank you for sharing your touching experience with the Cowboy Junkies. 🌹💕
What a find! So good...thanks 'Blythe Spirit'...
@@half-lifewife Thank you, Half-Life Wife. I love your name💕.
@@blythespirit4077 thanks for your music❤
Fucking Superb. I can listen to it back to back, day after day!!!
I love this song. Well performed. Lou would habe been proud.
It never tires me to listen to this cover. Hi from Holland :)
I like this version better, vind ik dan hè Jan ;)
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As a kid my dad played Floyd as a musical education and it’s stood the test of time, bonded with a partner over this track, double memories all the way
Love this band. I first saw this group in the late 80’s or early 90’s at the Yacht Club in Iowa City.
Awesome. Always been a fan. The musical accompanying this only intensifies the passionate vocals, very well done.
je ne connais pas ce groupe.. mais vu la qualité et la performance des musiciens je pense qu’ils sont merveilleux. des pros!!!!! brillants. vraiment bien.🎵🎵🎵🎸🎸🎸🎵🎵🇲🇨
Man oh man. Who doesn’t love “Sweet Jane?"
She ist perfect!!!
Absolutely wonderful ❤