JUDY COLLINS & GRAHAM NASH - "I Think It's Going To Rain, Today" 1990

[meltzerboy]

A simple lyric and melody, yet a profound meaning, and beautifully performed. Thanks for sharing this, betahifi.

[CurzonRoad]

@meltzerboy

Ditto... wonderful! Thank you betahifi for posting... and thank you Nate for sharing, furthering my acquaintance with Judy Collins.

[ThePROTO1TYPE]

Undoubtedly one of the best performances ever given of one of the best songs ever written. So, so beautiful .

[sabymoon]

"In such ugly times, the only true protest is beauty" .. Phil Ochs.

[NoNotALaughingMatter]

natural justice !

[SilverSow]

wow... Graham Nash really IS the best harmony singer on the planet...

[johnandrew002]

This song just lifts me above the everyday stuff

[phypastore]

Spectacular

[corbijo0920]

Beautiful cover of a beautiful song. Thx for posting

[NewHopeNashFan]

Shucks --- that is a perfect unison between them. You can hardly tell their voices apart.

[betahifi]

FROM gertbacktracks: Tears in my eyes . . . so much beauty . . . so much love . . . it's heartbreaking. THIS music will live on.

[betahifi]

FROM matthewf335: I remember Judy from way back in 1964. You're right, there was a lot of hope and freedom back then; interesting thing is that I haven't lost it. Fact is, I've got more of it now than I had back "in the day." I don't miss being 18; was too damned painful. I thank my Father for where I am now. I wish it could have been an easier ride, but it's been worth it . . . and people like Judy and CSN and the Muppers (!) have all made it a gas! Sorry for rambling on like this . . .

[betahifi]

FROM Fredtripod: Sitting in my house on the top of a mountain, listening to Judy Collins, with a glass of whiskey, lights off, feeding on old memories . . . I hate getting old . . . Thank you Judy for taking me back to my youth and all the hope and freedom that I once had. X

FROM vegantamales: Such a beautiful song, one of her absolute best. Thank you Judy.

[betahifi]

FROM sweinreich: Beautiful rendition of this Randy Newman classic. I feel that Judy has captured the emotion of the song as well as Bette Midler did in the film Beaches. I'm proud to say that Judy Collins and I graduated from the same high school in Denver, Colorado.

FROM JordanDurell: I heard this song a long, long time ago. Maybe during the summer of love? It stuck in the back of my mind, what a beautiful song. I hadn't heard it again until I heard it here on YouTube. I LOVE YouTube.

[betahifi]

FROM muizeekphanahtic: The smooth/silky vocals of Judy Collins were definitely suited for a special ballad like this and was poignantly enhanced by the hushed/aching vocals by Graham Nash. Two 60s musical icons who defined their times as much as the politicans/athletes did. The piano playing is syrupy sweet & the harmonies are exquisite/captivating. A really unique performance. I only wish it was available on CD.

[betahifi]

FROM Mindsheartspeak: I must that clicking through the videos with Judy Collins is addicting! It is 12:16 a.m. where I am, but I want to listen more! Watch more! Thanks so much to the one who has posted her performances. You're an angel yourself. :-)

FROM pinkkouw: Oh . . . this is so beautiful . . . I have tears in my eyes -- trying not to drop them on my keyboard. The lyrics and the voices of Judy and Graham -- for me this is all that music ought to be.

[betahifi]

from eloisecm: Wonderful. One of my favourite Randy Newman songs. Judy Collins voice suits this perfectly. . . .

FROM reeltime4us: Beautiful song! Judy Collins has an amazing ability to pick a great song and perform it better than almost anyone. Talent, beauty and class! Judy is second to none.

[betahifi]

from vsibirsky: Just watched a video of Judy in 1969. Well . . . she is even more beautiful as a mature woman and her voice has been watched over by the angels! Hearing Graham Nash sing with her makes me believe that every once in a while the sound of two special voices singing together reaches heaven with every note. Thanks for putting this here!