I walked into a Disk Replay used media store one day in high school in 2001 and decided I was going to buy the first cd I saw based only on the cover itself. Tomorrow the Green Grass was purchased and a life-long love affair with this band commenced.
00:00:00 "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" 00:04:33 "Gonna Be A Darkness" 00:09:38 "Quiet Corners & Empty Spaces" 00:12:59 "Take Me With You (When You Go)" 00:18:18 "Lovers of the Sun" 00:21:40 "Waiting for the Sun" 00:28:25 "Living in a Bubble" (new song) 00:31:43 "Tampa to Tulsa" 00:36:48 "Save It for a Rainy Day" 00:40:47 "Got Your Message" (song by Ed Ackerson) 00:44:24 "The Man Who Loved Life" 00:49:28 "Across My Field" 00:54:19 "Somewhere in Ohio" 00:58:08 "Bottomless Cup" 01:03:00 "Blue" 01:06:27 "Two Hearts" 01:10:28 "Everybody Knows" 01:14:55 "All the Right Reasons" 01:19:18 "Forgotten Town" (new song) 01:23:47 "Trouble" 01:28:40 "Clouds" 01:34:33 "Big Star" 01:39:20 "I'd Run Away" Encore: 01:46:23 "Settled Down Like Rain" 01:49:28 "Backwards Women" 01:53:42 "Tailspin" 01:57:30 "Haywire" 02:03:01 "Ode to Billie Joe" (Bobbie Gentry cover) 02:09:19 "Until You Came Along" (Gary Louris song for Golden Smog) 02:14:11 "Bad Time" (Grand Funk Railroad cover; also on the Jayhawks' "Tomorrow the Green Grass")
The unsung heroes of the Americana music movement. While the dreck coming from Nashville gets more inane by the day you can always return to genius and enjoy the Jayhawks. Much love from SoCal!
Was at the show. Have seen them countless times and this might have been my favorite yet. They just keep getting better and better. Listening to their catalog of songs, it upsets me that they are so under appreciated and under recognized as one of our great bands over the last 35 years. If I was a new country band, I would do lots of Jayhawks covers. They are so many potential hit songs in their collection. Gary is a freaking genius and the band is exceptional. Karen is wonderful and it was such a treat to see her featured.
I also agree and have been saying it for years. How this band has not achieved bigger success is a mystery to me. But maybe that has been the reason they have been so good for so long. They have avoided some of mainstream success trappings
Gary Louris of the Jayhawks, Justin Curie of Del Amitri, and Ian Thornley of Big Wreck...all three musical geniuses who lead bands who should be much, much more popular than they are currently.
I am from Venezuela in Latin America, I knew the music of THE JAYHAWKS many years ago and I fell in love, I have never traveled to the US but I dream of going to one of their concerts
I 've loved these guys for 35 yrs and i live in honolulu for the last 29 yrs. I'm proud to be from Minnesota and I wish I was there to see them live! Keep rockin Jayhawks! I hope one day to see your inauguration to the rock in roll "Hall of Fame".
Lucky to have seen the Jayhawks three times in San Francisco, about 10-15 years ago. What a special band. Music and Lyrics that hit home and a vibe that's impossible to describe. When you play Tomorrow the Green Grass or any one of the many beautiful albums of the Jayhawks, you can't help think of love, youth, a rainy day, happiness and the fun of life itself. Pure, raw, so well done by Gary and the whole group. Oh, I also saw them in Ashville, NC too, which was an amazing show. If I had to pick one song ... Save it for a rainy day. Shows off the whole band's immense talent.
One of my favourite bands. I’ve invited them to Australia many times. COVID restrictions too hard now. But we would love them to be here one day. Play at the Sydney Opera House as Wilco did.
That's us in the front row tall guy red sweatshirt - and super short girl next to him. LOL !! I want this opening song as our wedding song someday - We just LOVE this band - so incredible!
Beautiful performance and video. I just saw them in Boston a few weeks ago, they were perfect. Thank you for posting this, and thank you to The Jayhawks for playing shows.
15 years ago i saw them in a little place in Paris france....not too much people...sat down the ground.... they were just incredibles cools as we were in a repetition room....the 2hours music was a dream....!!!!
I was able to see the 2022 holiday show and it did not disappoint. I wanted to come back and look at the 2019 show again so I’ve spent most of the afternoon watching it when I should have been working. I love the Jayhawks.
LOVE them! Was so bummed I couldn't make it home for this show. Then...poof! I found this. Thanks Current and Jayhawks for bringing this to my Colorado home :)
Same, 1992 was the year my wife and I married. I remember seeing them live the next year at the Lake Harriet band shell in Minneapolis . We were hooked, I even drove out to the Hollywood town hall and took a photo of it. We started seeing them live locally as much as possible to the point I think Gary was getting used to my face. I would sing along with their songs and he would nod in approval at me.
Honolulu as I have now for the last 30 yrs but have followed this band throughout those years. They are at the best as always and are definitely the most under appreciated and i feel under discovered by many. I hope to see them live when I move back home to MPLS sometime in the next year or two. Awesome concert. Keep rocking Jayhawks!
Thanks for playing Bottomless Cup! Tim is one of the great musicians, he utterly captivated us when I heard it the first time at the Glasgow Fruit Market gig in 1999.
Of course, we all love the Jayhawks and, in a very real reflective way love and miss Mark. However, the direction of the Hawks was not Mark's bag...as we have learned. Much peace to Mark. Always support the Hawks!
Of course, we all loved Mark. Personally, had to ultimately reconcile with the terms...the direction, a good one, was not Mark's bag. Much peace to Mark in his travels. Support to the Hawks!
I like both “versions” of the Jayhawks. The first two albums with Mark were classic albums. Two of my all time favorites. When he left, I thought it was no way the band could continue at a high level. But then Sound of Lies and Rainy day Music were around the corner, and I like those two albums just as much. I wasn’t crazy about tge album with Mark back in the fold. Mockingbird Time. It has a few good songs, but not at the level of the other albums. The newest album seems to be another classic
It would be nice if Mark could/would perform with them. This lineup is pretty special in its own right. Those early Mark and Gary records are something to behold and seeing them perform together is a highlight of my musical life.
Always nice to see Kraig playing with them. Has such a great voice! Also loved the song sang by Karen "Across My Field." Hadn't heard that one. So irritating when the commercials come squarely in the middle of every song! TH-cam couldn't just wait until the end of the song. Nope, gotta ruin every damn song..
I think Gary’s songs have a little bit of Bob Dylan style in them, which is really cool !!!
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I think I passed out at about the 40-minute mark last night, but here I am getting drunk again a day later, and I'm ready to pick it up again! A great set.
The song that introduced me to this amazing band " Nevada California" is not here. My disappointment didn't last long though. Tremendous concert. Thank you.👍
david coverdale I’m glad you can appreciate this music David. I know you are probably more into heavier type music with your Deep Purple and Whitesnake background.
saw them in liverpool was so looking forward, BUT this set list is awesome the one I saw was dire. So many gems were replaced with album tracks. Very sad rainy day
Maybe they are not the greatest vocalists in the world (neither is Bob Dylan), but man, what a killer-band they are, up there with the best. I simply love them. Thanks to The Current. Your'e doing a wonderful job. Please keep it up. I would gladly donate, but as I live in the Netherlands I don't know how to do that. Anyone any suggestions?
Great band, can’t beat the melodies. Too bad we can’t freeze time and stop them from getting older. Miss the pedal steel guitar, I recall they once had a great pedal steel player
I think it might have been Stephen McCarthy from the Long Ryders. He was with them doing gigs about 5 years back and a permanent band member circa Rainy Day Music era. Plays a great B bender telecaster with the Long Ryders a great Americana band yet slightly less polished sound than the Jayhawks
Saw them doing HTH at Kent st. University back in the day. They were playing at the student union and I was there early as I really wanted to see them. As I was walking up what do I hear? The band was already playing!?! Evidently the opening band cancelled so they just went ahead and started early. They were great but I always wonder what gems I might have missed.
Love the band, beautiful music. Disappointed that musicians all seem to want to throw in a political comment. After one of my favorite songs Tailspin he had to say it goes out to Donald Trump. Is this necessary? Keep joy and freedom in music and for all who may appreciate listening, not just those who share one view on things.
Used to seeing Gary with an AC30 and some sort of Blackface Fender. Anyone know the Badcat model? Is it the Cub 40R? Also is that a vibe or chorus Gary is putting on for some of the solos? Always loved his tone. Fantastic as usual. Love XOXO btw.
I walked into a Disk Replay used media store one day in high school in 2001 and decided I was going to buy the first cd I saw based only on the cover itself. Tomorrow the Green Grass was purchased and a life-long love affair with this band commenced.
00:00:00 "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me"
00:04:33 "Gonna Be A Darkness"
00:09:38 "Quiet Corners & Empty Spaces"
00:12:59 "Take Me With You (When You Go)"
00:18:18 "Lovers of the Sun"
00:21:40 "Waiting for the Sun"
00:28:25 "Living in a Bubble" (new song)
00:31:43 "Tampa to Tulsa"
00:36:48 "Save It for a Rainy Day"
00:40:47 "Got Your Message" (song by Ed Ackerson)
00:44:24 "The Man Who Loved Life"
00:49:28 "Across My Field"
00:54:19 "Somewhere in Ohio"
00:58:08 "Bottomless Cup"
01:03:00 "Blue"
01:06:27 "Two Hearts"
01:10:28 "Everybody Knows"
01:14:55 "All the Right Reasons"
01:19:18 "Forgotten Town" (new song)
01:23:47 "Trouble"
01:28:40 "Clouds"
01:34:33 "Big Star"
01:39:20 "I'd Run Away"
Encore:
01:46:23 "Settled Down Like Rain"
01:49:28 "Backwards Women"
01:53:42 "Tailspin"
01:57:30 "Haywire"
02:03:01 "Ode to Billie Joe" (Bobbie Gentry cover)
02:09:19 "Until You Came Along" (Gary Louris song for Golden Smog)
02:14:11 "Bad Time" (Grand Funk Railroad cover; also on the Jayhawks' "Tomorrow the Green Grass")
God I hate that last song, LOL, can't skip that on my car CD player fast enough.
The unsung heroes of the Americana music movement. While the dreck coming from Nashville gets more inane by the day you can always return to genius and enjoy the Jayhawks. Much love from SoCal!
@@ccbrabs maybe fantastic song crafting, fabulous harmonies, wonderful musicianship isn't your thing. It isn't for everybody, I guess.
Yeah, dreck!!! Gotta love the birds~!
Was at the show. Have seen them countless times and this might have been my favorite yet. They just keep getting better and better. Listening to their catalog of songs, it upsets me that they are so under appreciated and under recognized as one of our great bands over the last 35 years. If I was a new country band, I would do lots of Jayhawks covers. They are so many potential hit songs in their collection. Gary is a freaking genius and the band is exceptional. Karen is wonderful and it was such a treat to see her featured.
I agree. I don't understand how they never became huge. So many great songs, harmonies, Louris's writing and playing, and on and on.
I also agree and have been saying it for years. How this band has not achieved bigger success is a mystery to me. But maybe that has been the reason they have been so good for so long. They have avoided some of mainstream success trappings
all true, and I love tim's voice...
He is very, very talented.
They did “make it big”? 🤷🏼♀️
Gary Louris of the Jayhawks, Justin Curie of Del Amitri, and Ian Thornley of Big Wreck...all three musical geniuses who lead bands who should be much, much more popular than they are currently.
Youre goddAMN RIGHT!
@@RB-fg7ey I'd add Neil Finn from Crowded House to the list too.
Been listening to this band since the 1990's - still listen to their music!
I am from Venezuela in Latin America, I knew the music of THE JAYHAWKS many years ago and I fell in love, I have never traveled to the US but I dream of going to one of their concerts
Hope you make it my brother.
Same here from Taiwan! I listen to their music from the first album.🥰
I 've loved these guys for 35 yrs and i live in honolulu for the last 29 yrs. I'm proud to be from Minnesota and I wish I was there to see them live! Keep rockin Jayhawks! I hope one day to see your inauguration to the rock in roll "Hall of Fame".
I'm in love with the Jayhawks...nuff said.
IMO the very best music ever to come out of Minnesnowda. 🥰💪🏽🇺🇸✌🏽🙏🏾😎
All due respect to Purple Rain. 🥰
Lucky to have seen the Jayhawks three times in San Francisco, about 10-15 years ago. What a special band. Music and Lyrics that hit home and a vibe that's impossible to describe. When you play Tomorrow the Green Grass or any one of the many beautiful albums of the Jayhawks, you can't help think of love, youth, a rainy day, happiness and the fun of life itself. Pure, raw, so well done by Gary and the whole group. Oh, I also saw them in Ashville, NC too, which was an amazing show. If I had to pick one song ... Save it for a rainy day. Shows off the whole band's immense talent.
One of my favourite bands. I’ve invited them to Australia many times. COVID restrictions too hard now. But we would love them to be here one day. Play at the Sydney Opera House as Wilco did.
Completely new band for me. What a goldmine of music for me..... :)
Thank you for posting and your decades of quality music
I love the music of this band.
I love this band. Great music. Underrated !💙 Thank you 😊👍
That's us in the front row tall guy red sweatshirt - and super short girl next to him. LOL !! I want this opening song as our wedding song someday - We just LOVE this band - so incredible!
Beautiful performance and video. I just saw them in Boston a few weeks ago, they were perfect. Thank you for posting this, and thank you to The Jayhawks for playing shows.
15 years ago i saw them in a little place in Paris france....not too much people...sat down the ground.... they were just incredibles cools as we were in a repetition room....the 2hours music was a dream....!!!!
I was able to see the 2022 holiday show and it did not disappoint. I wanted to come back and look at the 2019 show again so I’ve spent most of the afternoon watching it when I should have been working. I love the Jayhawks.
LOVE them! Was so bummed I couldn't make it home for this show. Then...poof! I found this. Thanks Current and Jayhawks for bringing this to my Colorado home :)
nice mandolin on Save it for a Rainy Day - it's all aged SO well.
Thanks to my wife Gerina. She discovered the band in 1992. Fan since then.
Same, 1992 was the year my wife and I married. I remember seeing them live the next year at the Lake Harriet band shell in Minneapolis . We were hooked, I even drove out to the Hollywood town hall and took a photo of it. We started seeing them live locally as much as possible to the point I think Gary was getting used to my face. I would sing along with their songs and he would nod in approval at me.
Honolulu as I have now for the last 30 yrs but have followed this band throughout those years. They are at the best as always and are definitely the most under appreciated and i feel under discovered by many. I hope to see them live when I move back home to MPLS sometime in the next year or two. Awesome concert. Keep rocking Jayhawks!
I worship this music. All I want to listen too
Thanks for playing Bottomless Cup!
Tim is one of the great musicians, he utterly captivated us when I heard it the first time at the Glasgow Fruit Market gig in 1999.
was there too, great band and great atmosphere.
I love his voice. bottomless cup is an all-time fav
I love these guys!!
I got introduced to them by a good friend called Adel, and I am really impressed by this band with good music & lyrics!
Thank you so very much! Christmas came early this year...😉🎄
Bon appetit....what a treat finding that was!
Thanks the current for always putting these great bands on 💕💕💕 merry Christmas or happy Hanukkah whatever everybody celebrates 💕💕
Lovely gig. Timeless stuff. Wonderful songs and egoless performance.
Of course, we do love our Jayhawks and that will always, in some real way, inlude
Of course, we all love the Jayhawks and, in a very real reflective way love and miss Mark. However, the direction of the Hawks was not Mark's bag...as we have learned. Much peace to Mark. Always support the Hawks!
Love Marc's strap. Great mix of old, recent & new material. And I appreciate the camera work, especially on Gary's hands during some solos.
Can't wait to see the Jayhawks live again soon!!!
These guys are incredible!
Of course, we all loved Mark. Personally, had to ultimately reconcile with the terms...the direction, a good one, was not Mark's bag. Much peace to Mark in his travels. Support to the Hawks!
I love Gary Louris and these Jayhawks. But every now and then I miss Mark Olson. Anyone else feel the same way?
nope
I like both “versions” of the Jayhawks. The first two albums with Mark were classic albums. Two of my all time favorites.
When he left, I thought it was no way the band could continue at a high level. But then Sound of Lies and Rainy day Music were around the corner, and I like those two albums just as much. I wasn’t crazy about tge album with Mark back in the fold. Mockingbird Time. It has a few good songs, but not at the level of the other albums.
The newest album seems to be another classic
It would be nice if Mark could/would perform with them. This lineup is pretty special in its own right. Those early Mark and Gary records are something to behold and seeing them perform together is a highlight of my musical life.
@@flowlines1198 Do you know what the rift is about?
Without Olson there are master pieces albums, but HTH and TGG there are pieces of heaven
Always nice to see Kraig playing with them. Has such a great voice! Also loved the song sang by Karen "Across My Field." Hadn't heard that one.
So irritating when the commercials come squarely in the middle of every song! TH-cam couldn't just wait until the end of the song. Nope, gotta ruin every damn song..
I think Gary’s songs have a little bit of Bob Dylan style in them, which is really cool !!!
I think I passed out at about the 40-minute mark last night, but here I am getting drunk again a day later, and I'm ready to pick it up again! A great set.
I hope to see you in Brazil someday!!!!!!! Fantastic Band!
Thank you
The song that introduced me to this amazing band " Nevada California" is not here. My disappointment didn't last long though. Tremendous concert. Thank you.👍
Thanks
These guys put out great Albums..
wonderful!.. love from Decatur Indiana
Awesome concert
Execllent !.
Faut venir en France 🎸🎤🌅
david coverdale I’m glad you can appreciate this music David. I know you are probably more into heavier type music with your Deep Purple and Whitesnake background.
Hope to see this incrediable band after Corona times in the Netherlands again.
A great concert, please come to The Netherlands soon!!
Thanks. Piet
Genial concierto...!!
I’m sad I missed this.
¡Qué grande es esta banda! ¡Fantástico concierto!
Saw them in mlps. Great !!
I wish I was in the Jayhawks they are awesome, my music is similar to theirs.
saw them in liverpool was so looking forward, BUT this set list is awesome the one I saw was dire. So many gems were replaced with album tracks. Very sad rainy day
Einfach nur Klasse 🤩👍🏼
Maybe they are not the greatest vocalists in the world (neither is Bob Dylan), but man, what a killer-band they are, up there with the best. I simply love them.
Thanks to The Current. Your'e doing a wonderful job. Please keep it up. I would gladly donate, but as I live in the Netherlands I don't know how to do that. Anyone any suggestions?
E o que dizer desta banda...
Ela é perfeita.
Que gran banda!!! Desde Argentina
Great band, can’t beat the melodies. Too bad we can’t freeze time and stop them from getting older. Miss the pedal steel guitar, I recall they once had a great pedal steel player
I think it might have been Stephen McCarthy from the Long Ryders. He was with them doing gigs about 5 years back and a permanent band member circa Rainy Day Music era. Plays a great B bender telecaster with the Long Ryders a great Americana band yet slightly less polished sound than the Jayhawks
How great is the song “Gonna be a darkness”.
Great band. Been following them for 15 years. I wish the backup vocals were a little more on key.
Saw them doing HTH at Kent st. University back in the day. They were playing at the student union and I was there early as I really wanted to see them. As I was walking up what do I hear? The band was already playing!?! Evidently the opening band cancelled so they just went ahead and started early. They were great but I always wonder what gems I might have missed.
When will we see the Jayhawks back in the UK? It's been far too long.........
1:28:20 clouds
1:35:01 big star
Love the band, beautiful music. Disappointed that musicians all seem to want to throw in a political comment. After one of my favorite songs Tailspin he had to say it goes out to Donald Trump. Is this necessary? Keep joy and freedom in music and for all who may appreciate listening, not just those who share one view on things.
i love Tailspin.
Where's Mark Olson ? Like hes got something better to do? I love the band but its a whole 'nother level with both of them singing.
A great sound, but much different from the glory days of the Ken Callahan, Mark Olson era.
🎶🙏🏽
Who’s the mando player? He’s tearing it up.
It was not lost on me
Used to seeing Gary with an AC30 and some sort of Blackface Fender. Anyone know the Badcat model? Is it the Cub 40R? Also is that a vibe or chorus Gary is putting on for some of the solos? Always loved his tone. Fantastic as usual. Love XOXO btw.
Or is it a Leslie style pedal? Tonal archaeology has become a daily obsession through lockdown.
For me as good as the Eagles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gary Louris could be Josh Ritter’s dad.
What would a Best of The Big Wreck cd be?
Is that Ron pearlman singing?
...suggestion?
Pharma ads have to go. 👌🏽
sweat
Their voices have certainly diminished since their heyday. Quite a shame.
Hormone supplements can reverse that.
Thank you