Posts Tagged ‘live performance videos’

How’s the World Treating You

March 18, 2023

“How’s the World Treating You,” written by Chet Atkins and Boudleaux Bryant, performed by James Taylor and Alison Krauss,
2003.

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Somethings Going On

March 11, 2023

“Somethings Going On,” written by Al Kooper, performed by Al Kooper and Friends, 1994.

Al  Kooper website

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Thank You

March 5, 2023

“Thank You,” written by Paul Herman and Dido, performed by Georgia Parker, 2022. Georgia Parker (vocals) Ryan Lerman (guitar), Will Graefe (guitar), Jake Sherman (piano), Upright Bass: Sebastian Steinberg (bass), Dan Bailey (drums).

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I’m Pressing On

February 26, 2023

“I’m Pressing On,” written by Bob Dylan, performed by Alicia Keys, 2013. Recorded at FAME Studios in Muscles Shoals, Alabama. Excerpted from a great movie (hence the Skynyrd at the end).

Alicia Keys website

FAME Studios website

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Working Class Hero

February 26, 2023

“Working Class Hero,” written by John Lennon, performed by Steven Van Zandt with Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul, 2017.

Little Steven website

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I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know

February 12, 2023

“I Love You More Than You’ll Ever Know,” written by Al Kooper, performed by Amy Winehouse, at benefit concert in London‘s Union Chapel, 2006.

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Bad Habits

February 5, 2023

“Bad Habits,” written by Ed Sheeran, Fred Gibson, and Johnny McDaid, performed by Sara Niemietz, 2022. Sara Niemietz (vocals), Charles Jones (organ), Charles Cornell (electric piano), Ryan Lerman (guitar), Brian Green (synthesizer), Hagar Ben-Ari (bass), Taylor Gordon aka “The Pocket Queen” (drums).

Sara Niemietz website

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Bad Year

December 30, 2022

“Bad Year,”performed by Just Off Turner, 2012.

Just Off Turner website

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Ain’t That a Lot of Love

November 26, 2022

“Ain’t That a Lot of Love,” written by Homer Banks and Deanie Parker, performed by Taj Mahal at The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus, December 11, 1968. Taj Mahal (vocal), Jesse Ed Davis (guitar), Gary Gilmore (bass), Chuck Blackwell (drums).

Taj Mahal website

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Make You Feel My Love

November 20, 2022

“Make You Feel My Love,” written by Bob Dylan, performed by Hunter Elizabeth, 2022. Hunter (vocals), Ryan Lerman (guitar), Ariel Posen (guitar), Dave Mackay (keyboards), Arrow (dog).

Hunter Elizabeth website

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