This is really good. Wish I could be there now instead of baring this cold gloomy day. I just have to belive it will get better Somewhere Along the Way....
Caught that too! I always wondered if Bruce may have been inspired to borrow the organ solo in Racing In the Streets from Crocodile Rock. Very different song, I realize!
And the guitar solo after the coda reminds me of the same idea from "Tunnel of Love" by Dire Straits. Which would also be a pretty brilliant reference.
The music is great, the solo is superb but the lyrics are ridiculous. It’s not that they don’t mean anything, it’s that they feign that they do and that there’s some kind of deep meaning. Really They’re just a bunch of rhymes. Then there’s the antics of the drummer and the singer - all while Betts is playing this wonderful solo. It’s like don’t look at him, look at me. Betts meanwhile is just simply being moved by the music and his own discovery of the notes that make his solo moving to others. That is truly great musicianship.
Lol wtf are you talking about, these lyrics are simple however they do convey a strong meaning that most people can strongly relate to, let’s see something you wrote
Not sure how many times I’ve watched this. The solo gets better every time. Everybody should know this version of this tune.
Agree!
Duane really makes the tune come alive. Every note is the right note. I'm a fan (all over again).
Duane doing a CLINIC on how to structure a guitar solo. What a king.
In a catalogue of hundreds of great songs this is dawes best song never dissapoints
That has to be the best guitar tone I've ever heard
That’s dicki betts gold top guitar I believe that tone is all in that guitar
These are legit moments in song, one after another, and they stay with you long after the song has ended.
Goldsmith may be the best lyricist we've seen in a while.
He's a storyteller lyrist which is hard to and so brilliant at it.. I also say adam granduciel singer the war on drugs too.
You ain't kidding
@@Invertedworldx Jason Isbell too
@@AliceClow I'll check him out thanks
@@AliceClow what's the best song of his
Just amazing work I’ve listen to this song many times it’s gets better every time great song writing
I still come back to this from time to time especially at work. It gives me mental context.
That guitar tone is all in the gold top, dicki betts passing brought me here I love to hear his son play that guitar
This is really good. Wish I could be there now instead of baring this cold gloomy day. I just have to belive it will get better Somewhere Along the Way....
Sheer perfection!
wish people would realize this is good so goooooooooooood
Immer wieder sehens-und hörenswert. Vor allem live sind die Dawes eine Wucht!
Great stuff. A real band
I was at this show. this takes me back every time. It was about 95 f.
This was my wife.. beautiful thoughts to me after she died .. I finally got her words.. Solangee
Such a beautiful song.
Absolutely spectacular.
Love this band
Such a perfect baby of a D. Linsey, J. Browne and the canyon music.
Every song.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
sweet as a solo gets!
Derek Betts....holy shit, what a tone he has. Beautiful solo.
The solo at 4:35 gets me every time.🥲
I realize I am kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to watch newly released series online?
@Emory Tony i watch on Flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
INSANE!
a betts on guitar...yep
Derek Betts...chef's kiss.
Duane Betts, if you don't know him, is the amazing guitar player who makes this song.
Dickey's son? Looks just like him! And plays a lot like him, too!
I know him now❤️
Love this Band think I can hear a Wishbone Ash great songs
There’s no solo ever.
It’s a run. Peace. 🎉
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Interesting to see this and hear the version with Trevor now,both great.
Totally! I loved when they toured with Betts.
I saw the Devon Allman project,with Duane it was awesome,only 20 bucks.
wish i could make this a ring tone, but i know i'd never answer my phone, just let it keep playing
Solo needed to be this long on LP track. Fades out about 10 mins too soon.
Is that Marcus Mumford stage left, grooving his face off...?
Ha ha! Yeah, Dawes toured with M&S years ago, so they all know each other.
That long piano coda is borrowed from "Racing in the Streets" by Springsteen.
There are worse parts to pay homage to.
Caught that too! I always wondered if Bruce may have been inspired to borrow the organ solo in Racing In the Streets from Crocodile Rock. Very different song, I realize!
Holy cow. You're right. And given the themes of both songs, it's a brilliant nod.
And the guitar solo after the coda reminds me of the same idea from "Tunnel of Love" by Dire Straits. Which would also be a pretty brilliant reference.
Damn.
Zevon would have approved.
no one appreciates his song writing
The music is great, the solo is superb but the lyrics are ridiculous. It’s not that they don’t mean anything, it’s that they feign that they do and that there’s some kind of deep meaning. Really They’re just a bunch of rhymes. Then there’s the antics of the drummer and the singer - all while Betts is playing this wonderful solo. It’s like don’t look at him, look at me. Betts meanwhile is just simply being moved by the music and his own discovery of the notes that make his solo moving to others. That is truly great musicianship.
Lol wtf are you talking about, these lyrics are simple however they do convey a strong meaning that most people can strongly relate to, let’s see something you wrote
Possibly the most boring band ever