Respect....8 years on ..... total respect p.s. do you still feel the same, or have you moved- on I really curious, cos 30 plus years on. I dip ...in - and out of thos " mind- set " to be honest. respect to you , your comment, is there far - always
Love this version. I spent 3months sharing a flat with Nick in Aix en Provence and he wrote this song about our time together...I miss him still...but thank you nick
so much love to nick and your time spent together with him. i know you miss him but his music is shared and loved by so many people all over the world. june 19th forever
Fantastic guitar work on this . What a talent. Tragically largely unrecognised as such at the time and left way too soon. Also he was very, very handsome! 😍
暴風にも吹かれじ 積もった落葉は 鼠色なりて 長年こん穴にあっても たった三時間で箒持って きれいにされ Unswept by gales the fallen leaves piled turned mousegrey longyears in't hole yet just three hours time with broom cleans them up
Je suis un modeste guitariste, je me suis attaqué à ses chansons. Avec ses paroles sous les yeux, sa musique et ses mots ne font qu'un. Ce garçon était aussi un grand poète dans la lignée des poètes britanniques du 19ème siècle.
Yes, it is magnetic.. his expression is so unique, the way he plays emotions, it IS inside Nick, we listen to: anger, beauty, sadness....he hums and holds notes in certain ways..He is one of, if not thee, most beautiful male acoustic singer ever ❤️ ❤️ ❤❤
The version of "River Man" from the same bootleg this comes from is pretty neat as well. It's the released take but with no fade out, all the way to the end. It also has a different and (thankfully) discarded Danny Thompson bass overdub.
This is a powerful version. Is this considered a bootleg or was it released officially at some point? In any case, it's a radical rendition of the song in some ways. I don't think I've ever heard Nick Drake slam his guitar strings as he does at times in this, or do some things vocally that he does here. He's even intentionally discordant at certain points in the song, making this almost aggressive or angry as an undercurrent to the song's more steady melodic quality. The way he stretches or extends the note with a word at times, or hums and moans as he does at other times--those are vocal gestures I don't recall him making like that in any other songs he recorded.
The second sentence here deserves a reply. I tend to prefer these less produced performances with just one man and guitar, although its good to have different versions, raw to over-produced.
I wonder if this was recorded before the released version. The guitar isn’t quite 100% where it is on the official version so we might be hearing his development of this wonderful piece!
Unofficial/bootleg available with some songs removed because they have been officially released on such collections as Time Of No Reply and the Family Tree album. www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/nick-drake-day-gone-stu-flac-175609.html
Only info says "Hampstead, London. 1968/1969." Other songs in that group are Fly II, Hazey Jane I, Place To Be (fingerpicked), Parasite II, Three Hours - all alternates, & Day Is Done - Family Tree version. www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/nick-drake-day-gone-stu-flac-175609.html
I shared a flat with Nick and Kelly in Hampstead late '71. Kelly's friend Angelique quietly had a bit of a thing for Nick and was a regular visitor for a while. She was a photography student at the Hampstead Fine Arts College and she never went ANYWHERE without her 8mm Camera. (including once famously to the toilet which was hilarious - all in the name of art!!) I'm flabbergasted people always say there's never any footage of Nick - Angelique must have tons - she was quite infatuated and pretty mischievous with that damned 8mm. I bet there's heaps in the College archives too - most student assignments were held by the faculty unless special dispensation was sought. I've found a grainy clip of Nick at breakfast, which was a rarity in itself: th-cam.com/users/shortsTi-Ne0mDUGo
Indeed. Whomever played those drums had no idea what they were doing and it almost wrecks the song. I love the flute. I have always wanted a drum-less version
I visited his grave today. A truly beautiful place. RIP Nick
Respect....8 years on .....
total respect
p.s. do you still feel the same, or have you moved- on
I really curious, cos 30 plus years on. I dip ...in - and out of thos " mind- set " to be honest.
respect to you , your comment, is there far - always
This song is a miracle. Since I’ve discovered it, I can’t stop playing it.
Wow!! He has some SERIOUS chops & control over picking/phrasing almost a classical approach Nick Drake is amazing and I am obsessed with his songs 🎵
when you bring your gifts & lay them on the table & nobody understands
Pyewacket 5 We understand though, don't we?
When you get strung out on more drugs than you can handle…
Dont screw this piece of art with your basic metaphores you irrevelant basic bitch
@@exorientelux7200 I agree with YOU
@@darkkiss7247
Yes.
Rich, gorgeous -- stole my breath, filled my heart, spilled out my eyes
Love this version. I spent 3months sharing a flat with Nick in Aix en Provence and he wrote this song about our time together...I miss him still...but thank you nick
This version is very beautiful.
Wow! It’s a great song, snd what an honour to have a song written about you by Nick! I miss him too and I’ve never even met him…
Wish you could tell us about your time with Nick .
So when are you gonna write a song about him Jeremy?
so much love to nick and your time spent together with him. i know you miss him but his music is shared and loved by so many people all over the world. june 19th forever
Nick with his guitar is all that is needed. His voice was an enchanting whisper.
Agreed. If all three of his albums had just been him it’d have been enough, if not better.
Very rare, oh so precious.
Absurdly gorgeous
Beautiful. Such a profound talent...
Recordings of music that's still molten can be magical.
I like to imagine parting late and playing guitar with Nick and he does this version as we’re hanging. Haha love that image… his music 🎶 is so good.
Fantastic guitar work on this . What a talent. Tragically largely unrecognised as such at the time and left way too soon. Also he was very, very handsome! 😍
❤ SUBLIME!!!!
Exquisite. Mysterious beauty. Touches the soul.
Great to hear this special version. Thanks for sharing!
FAKE
暴風にも吹かれじ
積もった落葉は
鼠色なりて
長年こん穴にあっても
たった三時間で箒持って
きれいにされ
Unswept by gales
the fallen leaves piled
turned mousegrey
longyears in't hole yet
just three hours time with broom
cleans them up
je ne trouve pas ce magnetisme musical chez les autres artistes;il n'ya que nick drake qui a cette force musicale captivante dans la chanson.
Je suis un modeste guitariste, je me suis attaqué à ses chansons. Avec ses paroles sous les yeux, sa musique et ses mots ne font qu'un. Ce garçon était aussi un grand poète dans la lignée des poètes britanniques du 19ème siècle.
Yes, it is magnetic.. his expression is so unique, the way he plays emotions, it IS inside Nick, we listen to: anger, beauty, sadness....he hums and holds notes in certain ways..He is one of, if not thee, most beautiful male acoustic singer ever ❤️ ❤️ ❤❤
This is excellent hearing this song stripped back, You would think the BBC or someone would have demos all of his songs stripped back!
The version of "River Man" from the same bootleg this comes from is pretty neat as well. It's the released take but with no fade out, all the way to the end. It also has a different and (thankfully) discarded Danny Thompson bass overdub.
Where can on find this bootleg? Is it included in any of the regular releases? Thanks
This is a powerful version. Is this considered a bootleg or was it released officially at some point? In any case, it's a radical rendition of the song in some ways. I don't think I've ever heard Nick Drake slam his guitar strings as he does at times in this, or do some things vocally that he does here. He's even intentionally discordant at certain points in the song, making this almost aggressive or angry as an undercurrent to the song's more steady melodic quality. The way he stretches or extends the note with a word at times, or hums and moans as he does at other times--those are vocal gestures I don't recall him making like that in any other songs he recorded.
The second sentence here deserves a reply. I tend to prefer these less produced performances with just one man and guitar, although its good to have different versions, raw to over-produced.
I also feel the emotion and musical feeling is expressed differently
Love this 💖💖💖
Brilliant post was just my mood wish I knew more of the ending of Drake .
awsome
Thank you! And thank you TH-cam
Fantastic
the best
Sounds like a raga.
I wonder if this was recorded before the released version. The guitar isn’t quite 100% where it is on the official version so we might be hearing his development of this wonderful piece!
Wow
Hey there im just wondering how to get hold of 'A day gone by' ? i cant seem to buy it anywhere!
Unofficial/bootleg available with some songs removed because they have been officially released on such collections as Time Of No Reply and the Family Tree album. www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/nick-drake-day-gone-stu-flac-175609.html
who wrote the "falling leaves..." bit? seems like they have a sound respect and understanding for Nick and his music could even read more...
photo taken from a feature in mojo magazine circa 1999, a treasure chest of nick photos pre web 2.0
Really special version ! What is the resource come from ?
Yeah I'd be interested to know that too !
fake, this is crap
it comes from a cd entitled A Day Gone By
definitely not fake, see above
Only info says "Hampstead, London. 1968/1969." Other songs in that group are Fly II, Hazey Jane I, Place To Be (fingerpicked), Parasite II, Three Hours - all alternates, & Day Is Done - Family Tree version. www.guitars101.com/forums/f145/nick-drake-day-gone-stu-flac-175609.html
What's the providence of this?
Lol if you don't think Jimmy Page ripped this off -
Totally!! Zeppelin iii...
Black Mountain Side!! He totally ripped Nick Drake off
@@plurbodude Not so, they both ripped off Bert Jansch!
I shared a flat with Nick and Kelly in Hampstead late '71. Kelly's friend Angelique quietly had a bit of a thing for Nick and was a regular visitor for a while. She was a photography student at the Hampstead Fine Arts College and she never went ANYWHERE without her 8mm Camera. (including once famously to the toilet which was hilarious - all in the name of art!!) I'm flabbergasted people always say there's never any footage of Nick - Angelique must have tons - she was quite infatuated and pretty mischievous with that damned 8mm. I bet there's heaps in the College archives too - most student assignments were held by the faculty unless special dispensation was sought. I've found a grainy clip of Nick at breakfast, which was a rarity in itself: th-cam.com/users/shortsTi-Ne0mDUGo
What is this video, sorry? It has nothing to do with Nick.
OH JOY... THE BONGOS ARE GONE!!!
Nuttin wrong wit dem bongos
Indeed. Whomever played those drums had no idea what they were doing and it almost wrecks the song. I love the flute. I have always wanted a drum-less version
Hey, it's just a demo, maybe playing in his room on a small magnéto, not a Revox. And it's magic.
Ha ha, I believe Nick wasn’t too happy with those bongos! He says something Like ‘all the nightmares with the bongo player in the studio’
It doesn't matter.. jakamo is free
better than pink floyd better than Beethoven
Just as lovely as both to me
niet overdrijven
Nice... It’s not rare any more.
true, to yourself. Thanks ( virtual) buddy
im not an expert but seems to me this has a little smell of fake, but i am not an expert, so enjoy
These Bootleg recordings have been around for many years…WWE is fake, Nick isn’t
Nice cover version. Not Nick Drake though.
What makes you think that?
genxtargetmarket It's him
An underrated genius.That voice coils around my heart,creeps along my spine and into my eyes,a beautiful haunting echo
@@catharinephelps-terret1584 beautiful comment
It fooled a lot of people though .