Marc Cohn - Walking In Memphis (Fan Video)

This is a fan video I created using the live version of Marc's classic "Walking In Memphis", which appeared as the B-side to "Ghost Train" from his self-titled 1991 album. My tribute to the song and the city.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Marc
• Cohn
• Memphis
• Tennessee

[justabitdense]

marc cohn <3

but these live versions with clapping in the beginning drives me insane!

[neilnora]

Beautiful!

[WessleyManning]

I am 15 and love this song

[eczw123]

I'm thirteen and I'm listening to this thinking;

I feel so sorry for my generations music :/

[jonhansen100]

horse hair couch in jungle room. totally 1859...perfect...

[crackblast]

I love this great job on this and thank you for your work!!! I lived in Memphis and this made me "home sick". The music, food and the casinos in Tunica.

[bumblebeemoi]

@maddogtannen1966 First, it's spelled "Nothing PERSONAL." Perhaps your taste is reflected in your spelling; "unaware." How is it that they guy who wrote it doesn't have the voice for it? His "version" has deep feeling and passion, her version is just cranking it out.

[bumblebeemoi]

Without a doubt, a brilliant selection of photos, from years ago to current. You captured the feeling of this song as well as Memphis. It stirred my spirit. Thanks!



[LASchgos]

@tydawley

There are many different types of Blues, Delta Blues for one, Beale Street in Memphis and even the Chicago Blues, Buddy Guy comes to mind along with Jimmy Rodgers, Muddy Waters, and Howlin Wolf,,,

[tydawley]

Memphis isn't the birth place of R&R.... Not even close.

[SuperFloridaGal]

Makes me miss my days of living there....

[glasscrobar]

@mallett4 The city of Cleveland did NOT offer more money for the R&R Hall of Fame. Anyone who knows anything about Cleveland absolutely knows that it has no money! The real deciding factor for putting the Hall of Fame there was that a Radio Disc Jockey (Alan Friedman?) in Cleveland was the first to use (and coin) the term "Rock and Roll" on the airwaves for the new kind of music. And they played it ALOT! Also, I believe American Bandstand spent it's early broadcast days in the city of Cleveland.