The Tiny Quartet :: Golden Brown (The Stranglers)
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Sarah Lynch - violin
Donal Gunne - guitar
Graham Heaney - bass
Video by Laura Sheeran. Filmed and recorded in Windmill Lane Studios Dublin. Mixed by Darren Clarke.
I love the original, but this is splendid
So GOOD
I love the original golden brown gut this ist Just so lovely
Brilliant!
superb
The song itself is so pretty, and this cover makes it so much better 😍 I love this!!
Perfect.
This is so beautiful :) Kudos and thanks, people.
very nice!!
Bravo... great : )
Instant sub!
Precious! Touching. Drop a tear in Siberia
wow.......
Beautiful
Wow I usually don't like covers of this song but this instrumental is beautiful.
You may don't realize the original is fully instrumental. Search for David Brubeck.
@@ArbiterDan Also brilliant
@@ArbiterDan and mariachi and nouvelle vague and the jolly boys...all amazing...
@@ArbiterDan No it's not. The original was by The Stranglers from 1981. The Dave Brubeck video was a mock-up using footage of him playing 'Take Five' with Golden Brown on piano edited in. It's a fake video.
@@lavalady5571 The video is a mock-up indeed. But the song isn't.
The quartet is so tiny it lost the fourth member. This is a beautiful arrangement.
The fourth is recording, obviously.
Amazing version!
Nice!!!
Holy shit
Very nice
It is touchy!! ♥️
Astonishing guys.
Magnifique interpretation!
Very good 👍😊
Incredible
Whats a good taste!!!!! Congratulations
Perfeito ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Şahane harika muhteşem
You guys sound great, thank gawd because you'd make lousy mathematicians. 😉
mmmmmmmmmmm
So good
Wow, an amazing rendition. And what a woman. Some women are their most beautiful when they're in love, others when they're pregnant, this lady, she looks her most beautiful when she plays.
Something about musical intelligence is so hot. Really strong style and persona shows through on her playing and control . For me. too many 'blue' notes and passing tones ornamentation -that's what a passionate woman does best.
Metronome ?
So good I wish I had some mango haagen dazs
Wonderful analogy music and ice cream…..
I love this, I have heard many renditions of the original golden brown….
But this is my favorite. Why? Because i can hear the wonderfull bass tones from the stand up bass, a clear guitar melody that does not skip a measure,, and of course the high tones of a superbly executed violin…..sometimes less is more…..Grazie Mille!
Every time just like the last
On her ship tied to the mast
To distant lands
Takes both my hands
Never a frown with Golden Brown
Beautilul. The composer of this piece od music is Dave Brubeck.
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No. No it isn't.
Seriously? Omg!
@@ajayhelliwell5817 No, not really. The original is by The Stranglers. There is a very nice mashup of Golden Brown with Take Five by Dave Brubeck. But Brubeck himself was never involved.
@@dalstein3708 There are sites that have missed out on some music history and claim the Stranglers composed the song, but as correctly stated here it's an original instrumental tune by American jazz piano legend Dave Brubeck, released some 18 years before the English new wavers had one of their greatest hits. But the Stranglers made the lyrics and turned it in to a unique pop song. It may remind of Brubeck's Take Five, but this is in 6/8, though the piano riff has much the same style.
It's a David Brubeck composition!!
No it ain't!! Dave Greenfield of the Stranglers wrote it along with Hugh Cornwall who provided the lyrics
@@philipreed1847 Correct!
It's not, the Dave Brubeck video is an edit cover, but they don't make that clear enough
not a fan of the violin at all, guitar & bass were brilliant.
Miss Lynch is an excellent player and does her own interpretation rather than a note for note copy . I liked it
@@Skammee Hmm. I just re-listened, and it is... very nice. Wot was i thinking? Don't know. Sorry re my harsh sounding first comment. I was prolly just in the mood for something else at the time, but yeah, it is indeed very nice.
@@You2ubeTool It's all good ;)
Too clinical.