Come Away Melinda. Tim Rose

[lemonostiftis]

bravo Alan for the song posting and the paintings as well

[blinddrunkal]

@lemonostiftis thank you Antonis - all the best :o) Alan

[vjaspers0608]

wonderful music and the paintings are great.

Very very good, thats what I like.

Good feeling within your voice.

best wishes from germany

[baldyholly79]

You are so artisitic mate, an expression of your soul perhaps?

[blinddrunkal]

@baldyholly79 I've been called worse things Jamie! All the best :o) Alan

[garibelon]

What a godsend that you found this great recording and let you do this great art!

Put it to my favourites.

All the best, Alan.

gari ♫

[blinddrunkal]

@garibelon thank you Gari.

[raymondcrooke]

A very nice version, which I haven't heard before. Lovely art work.

[blinddrunkal]

@raymondcrooke thank you Raymond.

[Tsutsomu]

Wonderful song Alan ! You found a "tresor"

Thanks a lot for sharing with us.

Steph.

[blinddrunkal]

@Tsutsomu I'll keep digging for more Steph!

[Gregparkerblues]

Hi Alan. This soundtrack is very good.(High standards on your channel,met.)Your art remains, to be enjoyed,after the 'act'. (Live music is 'gone'.) Cheers, Greg.

[blinddrunkal]

@Gregparkerblues thanks , Greg

[jimmymac30]

This is a great song and your art inspired by the song is great as well.

[blinddrunkal]

@jimmymac30 thank you, Jim.

[OldTimeVoice]

Never heard this one......Good one though*****Colin.

[blinddrunkal]

@OldTimeVoice thanks Colin.

[stewballmax3]

Greetings

Alan...

Tim's solos rendition had been released in 1967. In 1963 when he was a part of The Big Three (Tim Rose,Jim Hendricks,Cass Elliot) it was recorded on the first of their two LP's. It was Freddy Hellerman (of the Weavers) who had penned this gem. My favorite version is by Judy Collins. Uriah Heap recorded it much later on. Your haunting rendition offered here is representative of its haunting message and has sent a chill down my spine.

Pax,

Max

[blinddrunkal]

@stewballmax3 thank you for the information, Max - much appreciated - Alan

[apostleds]

Well done.

Brother Don

[blinddrunkal]

@apostleds thank you, Brother.

[cariboubill]

Alan, I heard that song on Hootenanny, and it's still stuck in my mind. I thought it was about the destruction in the war between the states. I guess it could be about any war. A moving video. ...Bill

[blinddrunkal]

@cariboubill thanks for watching, Bill.

[truckingsonofagun]

very nice((smiles))

[blinddrunkal]

@truckingsonofagun thank you,stumpy!!

[nllleonard]

Beautiful song, Alan. Don't know TIm Rose. Will have to see if I can find more of his. Thank you for sharing your paintings, friend. I enjoy your art very much. NAncy

[blinddrunkal]

@nllleonard thank you Nancy - all the best :o) Alan

[floydbluethereal]

Great song and great paintings!

[blinddrunkal]

@floydbluethereal thank you, Ralf.

[gerdenshed]

It's a great song Alan, I haven't heard this before. How long did it take to complete all this amzing artwork?

Mark....

[blinddrunkal]

@gerdenshed You're not old enough to have heard it first time around! As for the pictures, they're all pretty small and sketchy, took me about 3 hours, I think.

[gerdenshed]

@blinddrunkal

Small and sketchy? You've produced more art in 3 hours than I've managed in a lifetime my friend, just wonderful ;0)

Mark....

[gerdenshed]

Beautiful artwork Alan, who sang this song?

Mark...

[blinddrunkal]

@gerdenshed Hi, Mark, you were quick off the Mark Mark! This is Tim Rose singing. Been busy painting all afternoon - that's what happens when it rains! All the best :o) Alan

[gerdenshed]

@blinddrunkal

It's sunny here but windy. It's warm too. That's a great afternoons work Alan ;0)

Mark....