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ARLO GUTHRIE City of New Orleans Live REACTION - Hear the most incredible crowd choir participation!
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ARLO GUTHRIE City of New Orleans Live REACTION
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Arlo and Dylan both are imitating Arlo's dad Woody. Woody is a legend.
Harri, just through and through, you're a good guy
Love seeing Pete Seeger playing his classic claw Hammer. Arlo and his kids still performing together.
Yes! An Arlo Guthrie/Pete Seeger show was a special experience, one big sing along.
I grew up going to Pete & Arlo concerts with my parents. I wish I was there now.
This has been covered by SO many! The ladies singing are Arlos children. The dude playing banjo is Pete Seeger who was a legendary folk singing. Pete was very close to Arlo's father, the great Woody Guthrie.
And Tao Rodriguez- Seeger (Pete's grandson) standing next to him adding vocals and percussion.
Will, thank you for adding all of this. Essential reading!
I didn’t realize those were his daughters. It makes the performance even more special!!
@@sherribrock2726 Check out Arlo's channel, they are very much a family band including grand kids.
Pete Seeger has always been big on audience participation. I read one time he played a show where he was given a list of his songs he wasn't allowed to sing. Back in the days he was blacklisted. He went onstage, explained the situation, and the whole crowd sang every song while he accompanied them.
Great song performed by one of this countries best song writers and it isn't even his own song.
excellent choice - with arlo, it's always a family affair - daughters cathy, annie, and sarah lee singing backup, and son abe on the keyboards - thank you for doing this.
It is an anthem of Freedom.
Arlo Guthrie is the son of legendary folksinger Woody Guthrie. Bob Dylan moved to NYC in the early '60s expressly to visit Woody in his convalescent hospital in NJ where he was dying from Huntington's. He would sing and read to Woody (Woody had no idea who he was) several times a week and Arlo would bump into him by his father's bedside. Supposedly, Dylan gave Arlo his first harmonica lessons. They had a short-lived friendship through the '60s as Arlo grew to adulthood. So, yes, Dylan was really more of a musical mentor to Arlo than his own father. Thanks Dave and Harri.
John - Thanks for this fascinating background information. I never knew most of this until now. Much appreciated.
So, that is why he sings a lot like Dylan!
Well given true legend.
I always thought that Woody and Bob had a longstanding mentor/mentee relationship, like Woody took Bob under his wing, and taught him the subtleties and nuances of writing songs. Now I have to rethink the whole thing. Just when I thought I was done thinking about Dylan, you pull me back in.
@@funktionwebweb6735 Enjoy getting back on the trail or....train!
Much love for Arlo Guthrie...he always makes me smile. 😊
Love his music
I will be seeing Arlo Guthrie in Boston this Saturday. It will mark first public performance since 2019.
He has suffered several strokes and will likely be doing more talking than singing. But that suits me just fine because Arlo Guthrie is a funny man.
Aaron, have a wonderful time!
What a great song and voice!!!!!!!
Arlo was hilarious talking about when his kids first saw the movie Woodstock. They made so much fun of their dad. My kids would have done the same! Arlo’s funny, and he’s really good. His dad would be proud, and his grown kids are as well.
Arlo's best song, in my opinion, is Alice's Restaurant.
Hi Paul, I agree.
Steve goodman was an amazing writer, and an amazing human. The day he was discovered, he said "if you like my songs, you should hear my friend John Prine". Both got a record deal. John Prine is probably more well known, but both he and Steve were amazing, and life long friends.
GREAT writers! JD Souther as well!
Steve Goodman - City Of New Orleans - 4/18/1976
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Arlo once said that writing songs is like catching fish from a river, just don't be fishing down stream from Bob Dylan.
That's the whole audience singing dude.
Every single member knows that song, since childhood.
America in person. Enjoy!
Every Thanksgiving a local radio station plays Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant" three times throughout the day.
My neighbor turned me on to Arlo Guthie and Simon and Garfunkel as I just sat there amazed to what was coming off those records. A lucky kid in early 70s. I have seen Arlo a few times when he was near and I could see the show. So worth seeing and hearing them )
Great to see Pete Seeger!
Makes me smile!
This song was written by Steve Goodman, a folk singer from Chicago who died from leukemia in 1984 at the young age of 36. He was a great singer songwriter and musician.
Only the good die young!
His song "A Dying Cub Fan's Last Request" is one of the most enjoyable and poignant song about baseball there is. The Cubs refused to let them scatter his ashes at Wrigley but his family and friends managed to do it in the leftfield warning track anyway. The rest were scattered at Doubleday Field and the Baseball HOF (also without permission).
@Hector's Mommy he was a life long Cubs fan, I've been a life long White Sox fan and I never held that against him. 😆
@@chitownlee I was a Cubs fan until the Brewers switched leagues so I was rooting for them right along with him. I remember well when he passed away, 2 days before he was going to sing the National Anthem at a playoff game. At least he got so see them get into the playoffs.
Steve Goodman - City Of New Orleans - 4/18/1976
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Pete Seeger who is playing the banjo was a lifelong friend and younger days travelling companion of Woody Guthrie, Arlo's father. Pete and Woody are the two godfathers of American folk music. Pete is well-known for encouraging audience participation at all of his concerts and Arlo has learned this lesson well from Pete.
He sounds like his Folk singing Father. was popular in the 30-50's with Union Members, and created some classic American Music, is worth looking him up 0n CZcams! Thank you for his comments, not many people remember He was at the original Woodstock, and follow up Woodstock's as well, Pop sang This Land is Your Land"!
I think Dylan was influenced by Him as well, Nice observation, and thank you for this!
Arlo Guthrie's concerts are well known for his stories as much as his songs. For quite a while he had a great one about Alice's Restaurant that only Boomers will understand these days. He liked having fun with the fact that the song is 18 minutes 34 seconds long and the gap in the Nixon Watergate tapes just happens to be 18-1/2 minutes long. "Of course, Nixon didn't want people to know he listened to Arlo in secret".
Arlo, like his father Woody, is an American treasure. Theyre also family to me.
Considering the fact thatvArlo's dad, Woody, suffered from Huntington's disease, and the near certainty that Arlo would inherit the disease, it's a welcome miracle that he wasn't afflicted.
I think k two of woody s daughters died from it. Maybe from the first marriage
The singing crowd almost brings a tear to your eye. Wonderful.
The crowd participation speaks to the popularity of this song. It's become an American standard. Steve Goodman, the songwriter Arlo mentioned, is worth exploring. There are a slew of wonderful live performances by him including this song and others like "Red, Red Robin" and "A dying Cub Fan's Last Request" performed at Wrigley Field (home of the Chicago Cubs baseball team) with Steve sitting in the stands, just him and his guitar.
Story of a train named "The City of New Orleans." Trains in America are given names, not sure if that's done everywhere or not. This is the story of this train, and it's weekly rout from New Orleans on up to to the northern Upart of the United States. Carrying mail, passengers, and rail cars full of different cargo along the journey. Great Americana song, about this train's long history starting in the 1930s. I think this is such a great song about this old long lost history of trains, and their importance to a very young America.
Most trains in Europe are named by their route or destination just like trains in the US. City of New Orleans, Rock Island Line are both destination names of trains in the US that had songs named after them. Probably the most famous in the world is the Orient Express which ran from Paris to Shanghai. As of the early 1990's it was still running because I took it from Paris to Budapest. Another famous one is the Flying Scotsman that runs between London and Edinburgh. I have been on that one too as well as the Caledonia Sleeper which runs between Inverness and London
It is a daily train train, Chlcago to New Orleans, overnight, and back. One of the best trips on trains are the overnights.
It was good to see Pete Seeger, RIP Pete.
When a child we rode the trains and I fell asleep to the rocking and the lights in the distance. I always felt the trains were my good friends, I loved them, and I get thisong, it speaks to me and of my early life....
Today, at 75 living in the Alaskan SE Alaskan coastal wilderness, with no roads or rails, I collect movies with train themes, and in that way get to be with and feel my old friends, the trains, again.
Arlo does sound a bit like Dylan. In fact, he's covered quite a few Dylan songs. He told a story when I saw him in concert about playing Dylan songs which was hilarious. Arlo's introductions to his songs are often longer than the songs themselves! A great showman, and he knew how to work an audience!
I think arlo has a lot of his daddy in him not so much his voice but just the personality and his love of music seems he loves interacting with people too
I loved it. Thanks harri
Revue his most Famous song "Alice's Restaurant!" If you Dare ! It Immortalized Him!
Thanks for your reaction Harry. I grew up in Baton Rouge and used to take the train from New Orleans to Louisville. This song just paints a picture of rolling down from Chicago with all the stops in between mentioned. Love Arlo
No. Not the engineer. We just ALL know this song so well.❤
Not a surprise he sounds like Dylan. Arlo's father, Woody Guthrie, was one of Dylan's big influences.
Arlo has retired from performing, so thanks for the chance to see him doing what he did so well.
Harri, thank you for you the thoroughly interesting review of this Arlo gem. It is also nice to read so many informative and positive comments.
LOVED Steve Goodman! R.I.P. Chicago Shorty.
R.I.P. Steve Goodman - City Of New Orleans - 4/18/1976
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Arlo is amazing live, I've seen him a few times now.
Hari, you'd very likely enjoy "The Motorcycle Song" that he wrote.
I don't want a pickle...
"The Pause of Mr. Claus?"
@@b1bmsgt just want to ride on my motorsickle
Another story song is Elvis' "I can't help falling in love with you". Very funy as he and Pete Seeger figure out what a "folk song" is.
Nobody does it like Arlo . A staple in my library always .
I just recently found out who Steve Goodman was! He was a very talented songwriter who died at a young age after years of fighting Leukemia! He did right and record songs for many years! Who knows how many other songs he might have written! His own version was sung differently! After Arlo Guthrie recorded his song, Mr. Goodman never sang it himself without thanking Arlo for paying his rent( with the royalties)! It is the best written song about the railroad! If you listen to the song, it sounds and feels like the sound of a railroad moving! The only comparable song that I know of is Gordon Lightfoot's " The Canadian Railroad Trilogy", which is beautiful!
Glad to have seen him play live in Indianapolis in 1996 - he's a great storyteller. Great Reaction!
my first date was an Arlo concert before his 1st Album. My date was Janis Ian
I'm with jimbrentar on requesting his live version of "Can't Help Falling In Love With You"!
He has his whole family playing with him
This is so excellent. However you definitely should visit Steve Goodman's original version. Also seek out Michael Portillo's BBC program "Great American Railway Journeys" where - at one of the train stations mentioned in the song (I think perhaps Kankakee) - he and a band and a whole audience sing the song as today's version of the train goes past! A nice TV moment!
One of the greatest songs and it was just perfectly produced to maximize goosebumps. Never fails. (Arlo always puts on a great show!)
There's another video from this same concert you would love, Harri. There's a similar amusing intro from Arlo where he takes the mickey out of Pete Seeger as he announces he's about to sing a song from the famous folk singer - Elvis Presley. The song is "Can't Help Falling in Love with you". Make a good reaction video. There's so much too react to.
Love this, it hurts so good.
That really was some beautiful and heartfelt harmony. The lovely ladies were an added sauce, and as the meister himself, Mr. Pete the skeet Seeg. Never noticed that it starts with morning and ends with night. We had a popular TV morning show called "Good Morning America" which was a daily reminder of the first part. I've hopped trains before, and I know Arlo's dad probably did as well, and maybe Arlo. Play some Woody and Seeger!
Thanks Harry, one of the best if not the best railroad song ever.
Love Arlo!!! ☮️❤️😎
As a Chicago native I have the had privilege of seeing Goodman live several times {Once with Prine.) and Arlo many times. Life changing for me. Made me learn the guitar and I ended up playing in local pubs for 30 years covering Prine, Goodman, Guthrie, Dylan, Seeger. The 70's was the golden age of folk music in Chicago.
R.I.P. Steve Goodman - City Of New Orleans - 4/18/1976
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Good, GOOD choice, Harri!!! I've listened to this song, on and off for 50-ish years, I'd guess... I always DID like singing along (when nobody else is sober!!!)
If you like Arlo, check out his live version of "The Motorcycle Song" with the significance of the pickle. Also his live version of "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You."
I'd like to add his live performance of "Saint James Infirmary" to your suggestions. Perhaps also his funny, blistering performance of "Black Mountain Rag". Sometimes he stuck with relatively easy guitar arrangements, other times he let the beast out of the box! He was an exceptional guitarist when he chose to let it fly. ✌️🙂
I always think of "Alice's Restaurant" when I think of Arlo Guthrie. His voice is an acquired taste, but I enjoy it.
@Patricia Howard HI Patricia 👋 Are you familiar with the deeper parts of Arlo's catalog? If you've never heard it, you might like his "Highway In The Wind", Further along, his other epic and wildly funny "storyteller" song titled "The Story Of Moses" is hilarious, Arlo at his best. Lastly, his cover of Dylan's "Gates Of Eden" is bone chilling in a very good way. I was lucky, my oldest cousin was an acquaintance of Arlo's from the early years, and arranged for me to hang out and jam with Arlo at a combined birthday celebration up in Massachusetts. My cousin could be a grump sometimes, but playing with Arlo and his son Abe gave me one of the best birthdays I ever had. Stay well ✌️😇
So beautiful. I couldn't wait to see this. Ty Harri!
I love you so much!
Wanna hear a great song intro and audience participation? Find Arlo's take on Elvis' Can't Help Falling In Love With You.
Yes!! It's really great and the story is hilarious!
Try to catch 'I Can't Help Falling In Love' performed during this same concert.
If you want to take a unique adventure get an Amtrak multi ride pass and ride the City of New Orleans from Chicago to New Orleans. With a multi ride pass you can get off to do the touristy stuff and when you are done you just catch the train again. The route follows the history of music in america from orchestra and the blues in Chicago to the blues of Beale Street in Memphis to the birthplace of jazz in New Orleans. It will be 900 miles of musical history and a rare view into how america used to be. Taking the train in a lot of cases is like taking the old back roads instead of the interstate. You get to see America’s back yard in all its details. Just like in the Wizard of Oz not always pretty but always interesting and informative as to how america is behind the curtain.
Harri, I really appreciate your reaction and love your positive expressions about the music. I travelled from L.A. to Chicago at the age of 16 in 1961. This song is the very heart of what
America was and the people that built the land. Now, close to 80 and living most of my life in Japan, I really love my people and my country and people like you give us an encouraging look at what can be again. I love your accent, but can`t place where you are from. I had university friends from Jamaica and the islands, but is that your area of birth, or perhaps the
British Isles? Doesn`t matter because you are just a beautiful person. From Northern Japan
One of my top 10 favorite songs! Just love it!
Bob Dylan has explained that his last hero was Woody Guthrie, Arlo's father, who Dylan joined upon this death bed. Woody, a folk legend/hobo may commonly be remembered best for his song "This Land is your land."
Arlo Guthrie was my first concert at age 12.
Thanks for doing the live version , Arlo is one of those musicians that both feeds off of the audience and can play equally well to an empty room .
Agreed and you are welcome. Glad that you enjoyed this performance.
One of my favorite songs...especially since I love riding on trains!❤
John Denver tells a funny story about also knowing the composer but getting to record it 2nd to Arlo and being "pissed off" since Arlo had a big hit with it. I love Arlo so so much and wait for reactors to get to him. I've been to see him numerous times also saw Pete Seeger many times and those two have legendary concerts together including at Carnegie Hall
Check out what his father did for folk music.
Arlo is a great story teller. Only saw him live once about 1970-71 in Montreal. That time
he only played guitar. Didn't know he plays piano too. You should listen to "The Pause of
Mr Claus" and "The Motorcycle Song".
pete seeger always adds magic
and author steve goodman was a genius !!!!!
there is a tale arlo tells about running out of folk songs at a concert in germany because pete sang 'em all earlier... so arlo gave em an old folk song by elvis, 'i cant help falling in love with you' ... just wow...
everybody knew all the words, even pete !!!!!!
This train started this Chicago-New Orleans route in 1947 and continues to this day.
This is such a great song Dave I do love Arlo Guthrie. Thanks Harri.
Cynthia - I am glad that you enjoyed this one from 🥰Arlo❤🩹.
Pete Seeger on banjo!
Bob Dylan was great friends with his famous father Woody Guthrie.. Woody wrote This Land is Your Land, This Land is my Land!
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It appears that you were pleased by this one from Arlo, or should I say Arlo himself!😁
Nice job
Steve Goodman was one of the unknown greats. a great songwriter. if you get a chance, check out "A Dying Cubs Fan's Last Request"
Is the guy on the banjo Pete Segar?
Yes, that's Pete Seeger.
The text at the beginning says it's from "More Together Again
Arlo Guthrie & Pete Seeger"
You can see it better on the original video.
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Arlo is a true minstrel, and his concerts were full of stories. I've seen him dozens of times, starting as a young child when my parents would bring me to his shows, and up to a couple years ago when he retired. Bob Dylan's (especially early) singing style was heavily influenced by Arlo's dad. If you really want to hear Arlo sound like Dylan, check out his cover of "Mr. Tambourine Man". I like it better than the original. He tells a pretty good story before that song too.
React to some live Neil Young….he also explains his inspiration for songs he will perform next….try the song “Old Man” and others…
This version is in G--a half step higher than the studio version in F sharp. I actually like this version better--perhaps because I often sing in that register and transpose songs there.
You seam to like Elvis singing gospel songs. I believe you would really like the people at Elvis sings Peace in the vally
If you want a fun Arlo song, check out The Motorcycle Song. Live he has done variations of the song...all good, all funny.
I like the Willie Nelson version of this song too.
Sorry I misspelled " write"!
Harry, you should check out Margot Cotten's version ! Amazing !
Yes, he DOES sound like Dylan, I had the exact same thought...😂
He's usually a bit nasal, but not quite to this degree...
Steve Goodman who wrote this song has many more in his short life
Please check out Penny Evans or The Vegatable song or The Dutchman
R.I.P. Steve Goodman - City Of New Orleans - 4/18/1976
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Used to take that train out of Chicago to downstate Illinois. Always great fun.
He knows Bob Dylan well.
check out the motorcycle song.
Maybe the audience performance was really good due to people having good music teachers in that city when they were young.
Great tune... not to take anything away from Arlo... but IMO i believe the best version and most popular is done by Willie Nelson...
You should listen to Alice's Restaurant
Harri, try the motorcycle song, but it must include the meaning of the pickle version.