Too good to be buried in a thread.

Thanks for bringing this song and these two special artist up today, you can feel the baggage they carry as they render their  interpretation of this beautifully  heartbreaking Bob Dylan tune. The rest of the album isn't bad either. Enjoy the music

My God, what a voice.

https://youtu.be/_NUlABvwVTQ?si=JLmPIzscsPVrQeEq

fantastic, thank you for sharing this.

Music to feel by. Thanks for reminding us how good music can be when done through heart and talent. My favorite of late is Allison Krause and Robert Plant / Raise the Roof.

I'm a big fan of Allison Moorer and I can't understand why her second album, "The Hardest Part" isn't considered a classic of country rock.

I get the music is subjective, but there's so much audio show type music in these threads and at actual shows. Someone needs to stop following the herd and play something like this. He has an outstanding voice.

https://youtu.be/-G0u13COALA?si=4jPynr6Tkg0i6-aB

@roadcykler -- I was blessed to have seen the mighty Ronnie James Dio numerous times in my formative teenage years and early adulthood.  First with Rainbow, then Black Sabbath, and, of course, Dio.  Loved every concert.  One of the greatest voices in Rock and Metal, and the power that came out of his diminutive body was unreal.  The Rainbow albums fronted by Dio get a regular workout on my stereo!

Here’s one of my favorites from the Rainbow "Rising" album.  That Cozy Powell drum opening always fires me up:

https://youtu.be/YmJIccPWnEk?si=qpEAFoumBIRqOcCR

A lot of great voices especially with duets.  Something special about a female and male voice singing together especially when it’s well recorded.  Thanks for sharing. 

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Great songs!  Great post!  Thanks for linking those various songs for us to enjoy once again!!

But, be forewarned, someone will come along and lambast them, ruining the flavor of this wonderful thread!

Singing is great, thank you 

Great lyrics, heartfelt emotions and beautifly sung. Doesn't get any better. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you everyone. Nice choices. Real music.

@bdp24 

Eric, this threads’ title suggests a "volume 2" soon, depending on how well others respond. 😉🎶

@roadcykler: Wow, your reaction to the music in the two videos I posted is to categorize it as "audio show type music"? I don't find it to be so, but one man's poison.....

I love AC/DC, Weezer, and other Rock bands, and have no problem with the singing of Bon Scott and Brian Johnson. But I think everyone is already familiar with them, and my objective in the music threads I initiate is to bring to the attention of AudiogoN members music/singers/songwriters/musicians they may not be familiar with.

I could just as easily post videos of Howlin' Wolf and Big Joe Turner if you would prefer. Speaking of Joe, it's not a stretch to make the argument that he was the very first Rock 'n' Roll singer.

bdp24 OP

No stretch at all. Joe Turner already had his finger on the pulse of it when other people were just phumphering around.

Yes - truly amazing - especially with a system that can produce a truly life-like sound!  

They should pay you a commission - I'm sure their recordings will see a huge increase in their listeners!

@bdp24 thank you for this--was not familiar with either of them--my sister used to be my source of artists i'd never heard but sadly she's in nursing home now.  I love these threads with artists i don't know yet.  I just listened to these two girls version of Ol 55--it's pretty good too!

@wyoboy: My pleasure! Though I am the oldest sibling, my two younger sisters are slowing becoming---how shall I put it? Mentally challenged. Music is my escape from the grim reality of our brief lifespans in these bodies we inhabit. Watching in abject horror as cancer ate my mothers brain when I was 14 to 15 years old installed in me a fatalistic view of life. Thank God for music, which is for me the primary reason for not putting an end to this nonsense. Just kidding. 

@bdp24 I am also the oldest--beat my twin sister out by 8 minutes😀  But my sister a year younger was on the vanguard of music and everything else growing up and she turned me on to SRV, Little Feat, Joe Bonamassa, Jimmy Buffett and others all long before any of them became famous.  Sadly her pace of life caught up to her.  I've tried to explain the feeling of music to my wife but she doesn't get it--anything played louder than 30db is too loud for her--thank God i have a music room!

Check out the Simple Sisters amazing harmony.