The Gene Clark No Other Band - "Some Misunderstanding" Ft. Daniel Rossen
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2014
- Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen performs "Some Misunderstanding" as part of the Gene Clark No Other Tour.
The Singers:
Hamilton Leithauser
Iain Matthews
Robin Pecknold
Daniel Rossen
Vocal Chorus:
Cricket Arrison
Tony Drummond (and percussion)
Victoria Legrand
Jenn Wasner
The Band:
Sean Antanaitis - Organ/synths/guitar
Geoff Graham - Acoustic Guitar
Mike Lowry - Drums
Dominic Matar - Piano/ keyboards
Alex Scally - Bass
Steve Strohmeier - Lead guitar
Walker Teret - Acoustic Lead/ electric guitar
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Gene Clarke is the most under appreciated artist of all time. This is amazing.
It's almost unsettling to see Daniel preforming without a guitar...I've never seen him even get close to grabbing the mic before.
My soul felt better when finally found someone in the crowd singing the lyrics. You are great girl in the front
Anyone that wants to cover Gene Clark is alright by me.
You had me at "Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen ".....
great to see this music being performed live for new fans!
I can't believe it's been 30 years since Gene Clark passed away. His music is still so good and real.
real
real
I looked it up, 1991. 😢 this is the first I have heard his music. I feel a loss, I read he had a troubled life. He is at peace. Now I'm going to listen to everything he made.
Sensational rendition. Thanks, guys.
Great music. Gene’s masterpiece.
Far out groovy ty this is my favorite song ever done by Gene love this live version killer ty for sharing so glad to have it killing it like no other!!! Never had or heard this version before or any where else!!! Bless u totally killer version peace b with Gene miss him so very much at 71 now still into his great voice music peace out lol 👍🇺🇸❤️💯🔥🙏💋☮️
Brilliant tune.
Yes totally worthy have you heard will you miss me and gonna be a revival tonight soulsavers yes indeedie rendering exquisite joy ..
Damn stunning.
astounding
great musicians. and very good looking, all of them. great.
❤
Anybody here heard the Soulsavers version? Vocals from Mark Lanegan. Definitely worth a try. I prefer their version.
Checking it out now...
thanks for that suggestion. Loved the Soulsavers version; but no one can touch Gene's original. Wonderful that these folk are taking his music out to new fans.
truerosie
Thats the way you should see it i guess. And everybody has a different taste, thats a good thing. Enjoy your day. Greets from the Netherlands.
There is a live version with Mark Lanegan that is absolutely killer. Better than the studio version.
Brian Sammond
Agreed. But i think the intro is missing, correct?
WASNER!!!
JON DICKSON
🎹🎶👌👍
Jon 💚
Dickson?
Green part
on the net there aren't any tabs for the solo. may someone share them to me if found it? thanks
the tone off the lead guitar is amazing, what guitar is that?
DonalCr looks like a semi hollow gibson... maybe 335?
Also he is using a vintage silvertone amp and some sort of overdrive pedal
Not easy to top mark lanagan
Singer should've played the guitar it is how voice reach the best level.
"we all have soul" is the lyric. this singer sounds like he is singing, "we all have souls" and that is grammatically incorrect and really doesn't make sense. the singer also sounds like he is singing some other words, when he sings the line, "we all need a fix, at a time like this", though i can't make out what it is he is actually saying. other than that it's a good rendition musically and accurately reproduced, though lacking in power. and this singer, who i have never heard of, just barely has the talent and the vocal range to pull this song off. it's a difficult song to sing and this singer just can't even hold a candle to Gene Clark in terms of his singing chops. if you have never heard the original recording, you owe it to yourself to seek out the album because the whole thing is very moving and there is an overall context that is lost by just hearing it in the form of cover tunes. not to mention all the rest of the musicians who worked on the album were among the finest in the business, not that these people are bad musicians but they are really just painting by numbers if you can understand that. and the recording itself of the album, set standards for studio recordings of music to this day, in fact. trust me when i say that if you find this performance moving, you will be on your knees in tears at the sound of the original recording, sung by the man who wrote the words, Gene Clark, because there is "No Other".
Get over yourself
Dickhead is that u bono
Thanks for the thesis dickcheese
@@punchypizzainpizza6616 WAS SOMEBODY TWISTING YOUR ARM TO MAKE YOU READ IT? LOL
Singing is so uninspired that it's hard to get past the first verse.