T-Bone Burnett River of Love

[mwetmore1234]

Just beautiful, what a songwriter..."a jail where we fail every time we make a break". Thanks.

[MrSanteeclaus]

This is a great stage with Tbone out front

[dinkyface]

@nikrok1 ... nd a bit of Robert Lepage

[FlashmoreGash]

Beautiful song

[flybymight]

david mansfield on mando...



[bluenosemarine]

from 1986 self titled album....like spf1410 says "one of the best albums of all times"

[culturalstudent]

mike krüger?

[greensarah18]

@allgrainbrewer10 thanks.  he produced some of her stuff too, i think.

[greensarah18]

this is from leslie phillips!

[allgrainbrewer10]

@greensarah18 Uh, yeah, they were an item at the time.

[spf1410]

This song is from one of the best albums of all time.

[frankrot]

@spf1410 You are so right!!!

[tomaganloop]

Beautifully written. Gold nuggets.

[disalitervisum]

won an oscar this year, I think...been listening since 1989

[johnny991965]

I saw T bone Burnette play in London back in around '83 and he made a huge impression. A massive talent and a great producer of many a successful band.Would be great to see him back in London...

[coolnegative]

alot of people don't realize his influence on them through the christian music industry. he produced just about every descent christian rock album in the 80's. i just wish he hadn't had the affair with leslie (now sam) phillips. nevertheless, i agree,way to unknown and underappreciated by the general public

[SuzukiStix]

Agreed T Bone Burnett is a underated maestro musical genius

[peternincumpoop]

T-Bone is truly under-appreciated by the masses. "Truth Decay" was single-handedly the most influential album on my musical taste- but also on how I view the world at large. Thanks for all the wonderful music you write, play, and produce!

[CMBraves00]

It was good to see T-Bone paying tribute to the late, great, Roy Orbison during his A Black and White Night concert....

[jamesashcroftusa]

Springsteen like lyrics + the appearance of Francis Dolarhyde = T-Bone Burnett :)

Great song!

[jimmycdallas]

by the way tbone. i loved u back then, soundtrack on montgomery street circa 1969/70...and i still do. jimmy cowen dallas

[jimmycdallas]

gram parsons...dylan...t bone a river of love

[sterlingethyl]

I have always been a big believer in you and I have always loved everything you ever produced. I love your soul and your genuineness. I am a songwriter and was wondering if you have any suggestions for a new writer. Thank you

[CurtisMateer]

I always have found this song, in fact the whole of the self-titled T Bone album, inspiring. It turned me onto country better than any other cross over country rock thing did...because it doesn't sound crossover at all! Merely traditional with modern post-Dylan lyric writing. Reminds me of the sound of the Louvins first record.

[mrebelm]

hey folks, this is waay back during i think the killer moon days--look who's on guitar-my pal peter rowan!!!

outstandingvideo!

his daughter molly wrote killer moon when she was little in the back seat one nite.

as stephen bruton sings--too many memories for one heart to hold.

[johnny991965]

T-Bone Burnett is one of America`s greatest under-appreciated musicians. His song-writing is amazing, his production credits read as a who`s who of modern music. The guy`s brilliant, pure and simple... :-)

[nigglefritz]

Beautiful.

[mysterysurf]

They mention more music on the show from that Dot album (which is well worth tracking down, by the way)... has anyone ever seen that?

[markbrow]

i have the whole show on VHS somewhere...he did maybe 6 songs, including the version of GAWD that was released as a 7-inch vinyl b-side....

[eggie62]

wow, those are some heavy duty musicians playing with t bone

[dqddqd]

what did you expect

[suuzzee5]

Love all things T Bone ...

[72seeker72]

Great song. Gorgeous dobro playing.

[AdultBoyJunior]

who's the dude on lap (in a manner of speaking) slide, anyone know?

[ww2d]

That's Jerry Douglas on Dobro. He's been playing with Alison Krauss and Union Station in recent years (among many others too).

[vesSelah]

Thank U! :)

[bdouvill]

Before seeing this, I had only heard the Leslie Philips version. That one is good, but this one is better.

[RSTHEBEST]

Great song, thanks for sharing it.

[sandypepe]

thanks...