THE CLAUDETTES: "Here's Where the Story Ends," piano room, January 2017
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The Claudettes, live in the piano room at Johnny Iguana's house, January 11, 2017, doing their version of the beautiful Sundays song "Here's Where the Story Ends." Zach Verdoorn: guitar and vocals. Berit Ulseth: vocals. Matt Torre: drums. Johnny Iguana: piano. Cameras: Melissa Ferguson, Chris Petke, Michael Hermanson. Edited by Johnny Iguana.
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Really love the tone of your voice
I grew up listening to The Sundays in UK soundtrack to my youth will always love The Sundays
This song is such an indelible beauty....we are thankful for it...and for you
Beautiful arrangement and performance 💗
Love this version
just saw these guys live tonight. they are worth the ticket. go and see them live.
The piano on this makes it so sultry. This is a good song. This is a real good, amazing cover.
Thank you...pleaae come see us play it sometime: theclaudettes.com (see shows page)
Love your voice
Why must sadness have such a seductively sweet veneer at times, such a perverted method to highlight beauty's radiance!
Nice job on the cover! Thanks for sharing!
What a whim of interpretation for such a meaningful song. Congratulations and thank you very much for sharing.
Best cover of this song
It is a good one. I thing her voice is really good, but I'm not mad on the musical arrangement. For me the best version is the Tin Tin Out version with Shelley Nelson singing. I prefer this to the original. Shelley Nelson doesn't just sing the song beautifully, but inhabits it. (I remember buying the Tin Tin Out album on the back of this track back in the day to find that the rest of the album didn't even approach the heights of 'Here's Where the Story Ends'.)
'think' not 'thing'!
Beautiful singer❤️
Great cover…
What a voice.
Great cove guys....she got a beautiful voice
Great ! Vocalist is amazing on this tune !
Love it!
Just beautiful.
This is a great song, and you elevated it.
she nailed it!
Lovely.
🔨 nailed it!!!!
Very original cover...excellent.
WWWWOOOOOOWWWW!! This is one of my favorite songs....How you are doing this and *making me love this song MORE?!* is blowing my mind
Good job!
Merci de maintenir vivante cette chanson prière comme la flamme fragile de la bougie dans la nuit de l'hiver
Come back to Western South Dakota, please.
Siete molto ma molto bravi!!!!!!!!
RD🇩🇴 Chapeau 🎩’ li’l miss…!
0:33
Pretty woman.
This is even better than the original version! 🙏❤️
Wow, her vocals are spectacular! The rest is unfortunate.
Beautiful. Until the guitar comes in--then it begins to sound discordant with the piano. I'd probably drop it altogether or reimagine the steady piano accompaniment.
Thanks for your detailed analysis, Commoner. To put a fine point on this, though, there's nothing harmonically "discordant" to what the guitar does. This was a very informal session, and there is, in fact, only one mic for all the instruments, and it's quite close to the guitar, as you can see (there's also one mic for vocals). It wasn't really a recording session, more of a video document (though we found the overall performances satisfying enough to put them out thusly: theclaudettes.bandcamp.com/album/pull-closer-to-me-live-in-the-piano-room). We play this interpretation in jazz clubs and other posh venues to great effect, using a different guitar, amp and tone. Here, though, it's an acoustic, and I gather that you are not a fan of that tone. I myself love how everything gels here, but everyone of course has his/her own opinion...for me, the thunder of the floor tom, the low-mid of the piano and the crisp highs of the guitar are a beautiful match. Again, harmonically, there's nothing close to dissonance going on, so I believe we're having an EQ/tone discussion.
Cheerio...come see us live and we can further discuss, or we can try to just win you over!:
theclaudettes.com/shows/
Sounds great! i do however have trust issues with people who use the word 'thusly'. I am working on it.
th-cam.com/video/6UoKTBi-76E/w-d-xo.html
This cover was beautiful...until 1:46. Oh god...so awful.
Get a new slogan, K?
Don't cover this song. Bad karma.
You're saying something evil will now befall us?
@@TheClaudettesOfficial I created a song very similar with 2 others. I was attacked verbally and harassed by the other 2 on a bus. Be careful.
@@josephmckenna4289 We will proceed with caution, then
Meh, the SUNDAYS used a 12 string guitar on this track, with a much more aggressive/animated strumming style. That really brightens it up. And your guitarist didn't seem to really know all the subtle chord/fingering changes (there are a lot of sus chords, major 7ths, etc). Also, the lyrics are sung much more evocatively, like Harriet Wheeler is smiling and crying at the same time. Not bad, but not great either.
This isn't a studio track, it's just us with two mics in my piano room, and yes, it's a different vocal approach. With no other version to compare it to, how do you like this?: th-cam.com/video/s7qZfX4NZ20/w-d-xo.html
im gonna go on a tangent: this is their interpretation of the song. it takes a lot of experience to do a cover so uniquely different from the original. you should appreciate that these folks were able to change the tone, story, sound and feeling of the song; creating a whole new experience.
@@TheClaudettesOfficialy'all did an amazing job. God I love the Sundays. So many memories. Justice was served here.
The piano adds nothing...😖🎹😴
Are you quoting Paganini?
Well...that ruined a melodic and lyrically beautiful song on so many levels.
What did...the conversation at the beginning, or this version as a whole?
@@TheClaudettesOfficial It would have been simply good if it was just the singer and the piano; the guitar section, and especially the drums, completely changed the mood of the song and drowned out both the pianist and the singer.
@@manamedia to each his own. Thanks for listening. How's this one strike you (original song): th-cam.com/video/JRiY9nge_VE/w-d-xo.html
Complete album: theclaudettes.bandcamp.com/album/dance-scandal-at-the-gymnasium
You should give us a chance to win your heart live: theclaudettes.com/shows/
@@TheClaudettesOfficial . I agree with manamedia. The piano and vocal together sounded great. The guitar and drums distracted. On the original, you will note that the guitar was strumming a complicated rhythm which your piano player captured, IMHO. But the guitar did not capture this and the drums ... don't get me started. You can say "to each his own", but you need to be open to constructive criticism. Piano and guitar together often get in each other's way rhythmically and you need to work on playing the same pattern, at least on this song. And yes, please, start the video at the start of the song, most people don't want to hear the chitter chatter at the beginning.
@@jamesvwaal1701 Why don't you guys debate the sonics of our actual studio recordings? This is just us having fun in my piano room with one vocal mic and one room mic--and when we play this live, we use bass, not acoustic guitar, which was just used here because this was us playing acoustically. Here they are: yellowdogrecords.com/theclaudettes
And here's our TH-cam playlist including actual music videos like "Don't Stay with Me": th-cam.com/play/PLuKbNgXi2gR_7f3f1vTu_pW6m8dE9OE0C.html
What you guys are focusing on is just us playing some songs live in my house, and documenting it for fun. Not a produced session. The chit-chat at the beginning reflects the beyond-casual nature of these proceedings. It's not a music video, and we weren't here calculating what "most people want." Come see us play sometime and tell me how we can improve our live shows, too: theclaudettes.com/shows/
Also, start a band and do it better!
Berit’s voice and singing…superbe
The piano:boring,monotonous and too loud (sorry,man)
Drums:horribly loud and unnecessary
Guitar I don’t know because I didn’t hear it because of the noise of the piano and the drums
Sorry,I’m being very honest,but I loved her
I will listen to it again
The band formed as a piano-drums duo (theclaudettes.bandcamp.com/album/infernal-piano-plot-hatched), and the piano is at the center of most everything we do. In this case, it fills in for the whole Sundays band, in this "unplugged" arrrangement. So, what instrument would you have fill all the space of a full band? Did a piano fall on you once...why the piano hatred? Also: this series is called "Live in the Piano Room" (If you're a masochist, you can purchase the whole piano-heavy acoustic live performance right here: theclaudettes.bandcamp.com/album/pull-closer-to-me-live-in-the-piano-room ). Lastly, this is just us trying to have some unplugged fun in my piano room. Having an intense, negative reaction to it is surprising. It's not an album or concert film. Hope to see you on the road sometime, and good luck with your journey toward Piano Acceptance.
(also, complaints about the monotony of the piano part should be directed to the great band the Sundays; I was merely playing the exact chords of the song. If playing three chords across a whole song sounds boring and monotonous to you, you should bid farewell to blues, country and folk music, and a good deal of rock 'n' roll and music from across the world for that matter)
Man:
I just wanted to give my listening experience
Yes,the chords are ok but I think imho that it lacked nuances
And no ,my friend ,I don’t hate the piano,I LOVE IT
I deeply apologize if you felt attacked
And the truth is that I arrived to your video because I was reviewing the original song and covers and the algorithm took me there…I didn’t know that it was piano centered
I apologize again if I offended your band
@@gustavocortesmunizaga814 perhaps keeping words like "horrible, monotonous" and "unecessary" out of reviews is a good way to keep from offending sensitive musician-types. You should feel free to call 'em as you see 'em, but I happen to thing you're just so far off on this one, and the review reads as simply mean-spirited. This was our cover version using what we had (acoustic instruments allowed only) around the piano. I happen to think that our version is a definitive version, but this is not a professional recording. To judge the Claudettes' professional recordings, piano monotony and songs, here are our last two albums, which have brought us all around the world, despite the horribly loud piano:
theclaudettesmusic.bandcamp.com/album/high-times-in-the-dark
theclaudettesmusic.bandcamp.com/album/the-claudettes-go-out
@@TheClaudettesOfficial so,I can understand from your answer that you don’t accept my apologies
My best wishes for you and the band