Vashti Bunyan - Train Song NEW (remastered)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Vashti Bunyan was born Jennifer Vashti Bunyan in 1945 and is a British folk singer-songwriter. Bunyan released her first album, Just Another Diamond Day, in 1970. The album was not deemed a commercial success and Vashti discouraged, abandoned her musical career. By the year 2000, her album had acquired a cult following and was re-issued after a gap of thirty years. She subsequently released two albums: Lookaftering in 2005, and Heartleap in 2014.
During a break from her trip at Christmas 1968, she met Joe Boyd through a friend and he offered to record an album of her travelling songs for his Witchseason Productions. A year later Bunyan returned to London and recorded her first LP with assistance from Simon Nicol and Dave Swarbrick of Fairport Convention, Robin Williamson of The Incredible String Band and string arranger Robert Kirby, today best known for his work on Nick Drake's first two albums. The album appeared on Philips Records to warm reviews in December 1970, but struggled to find an audience. Disappointed, she left the industry and moved to The Incredible String Band's Glen Row cottages, then Ireland, and back to Scotland. Vashti spent 30 years raising her three children. In this time, entirely unknown to her, the original album slowly became one of the most sought-after records of its time.
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Patriot brought me here. Amazing show and amazing song!
Same. I love patriot and that’s the reason I listen to this song over and over. It has an eerie melancholic quality that kinda fits John Tavner’s mood.
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True Detective brought me here
Every now and then, a song comes my way, and after hearing it, I know that life will never again be quite the same. This is one of those songs.
Vashti is one of the greatest folk Truy, Innovative, Eloquent, Beautiful, Articulate and Graceful artists I have ever heard in all of my Fifty-Six years.
She can leave one speechless.
Incredible.
Thank you Vashti Bunyan!!
I find it hard to believe that this piece of art song has 10 dislikes
RUclips no longer counts dislikes. I wonder why.
I hadn’t notice it, or maybe hopefully those dislikers listened better to the song!
@@Dutchmexican probably a bunch of death metal adherents or somesuch, hahah. Music this sweet must seem like utter poison to them...
Amazing song on my loop repeat...long live the glorious Vashti Bunyan
I discovered this song yesterday and this is quickly becoming one of my favorites, it’s so beautiful and the vocals sound so haunting. This song is way ahead of its time.
It's simply timeless.
Yea same, ive been listening to this steadily myself since I discovered it as well.
Patriot brought me here
Goated Show and song
Great remastered version ❤️
Beaut..I remember the album in my youth..not really my cup of tea back then..love it now..this is a special track too
Such a great tune, amazing songwriting, and superb voice. I was amazed to find out that it was actually recorded 50+ years ago. Way ahead of her time.
She was and still IS absolutely brilliant. She's actually much better now. Still gigs. x
@@mikehollowayuk Meant to say 'thanks' for putting this up on YT. Special stuff...
Its my pleasure.Thanks to Vashti! x
How so? It was not good when she recorded it? Probably didn't get enough promotion when originally released. The music industry was totally was rigged back then.
not sure what makes some music seem real and other music, though sounding good to the superficial part of me, sound like contrived garbage.
eg, listen to a 60s song vs just about any thing from today and you will see what i mean. there is little magic today. fewer deeper sentiments exist that you have to consider deeply to fully get.
and it's not about idolizing anyone or noting something subjective... hell, Page and Plant created unbelievable stuff that is among the best ever, yet slowly declined to be not-so-exceptional way later on... so idk what it is.
but this has 'it'. maybe it's mystique...? a real part of something is in the music, rather than some soullessly orchestrated thing.
This song is so gentle in so many ways.
Beautiful.
I love you Vashti I’m slowly becoming addicted to your beautiful music
She's so cool isn't she Jables? Thanks for the comment. x
Mike Holloway yes she is!
This was very ahead of it's time. Also, this is a good remaster.
This song is timeless. It was exquisite when she recorded it and it will be just as perfect 1,000 years from now.
I didn't know that Vashti has been around since 1970. I just discovered her today. This song definitely has the '60s sound.
Another talented songstress🎶🎵🙏
Thanks for the remastered version! I love it!
Lyrics:
Travelling north, travelling north to find you
Train wheels beating, the wind in my eyes
Don't even know what I'll say when find you
Call out your name love, dont be surprised
It's so many miles and so long since I've met you
Don't even know what I'll find when I get to you
But suddenly now I know where I belong
It's many hundred miles and it won't be long
It wont be long
It wont be long
It wont be long
Nothing at all in my head to say to you
Only the beat of the train I'm on
Nothing I've learnt all my life on the way to you
Only our love that's over and gone
It's so many miles and so long since I've met you
Don't even know what I'll find when I get to you
But suddenly now I know where I belong
It's many hundred miles and it won't be long
It wont be long
It wont be long
It wont be long
My pleasure Sujay. Thank you for including the words here too! awesome, thank-you.
On a Rome to Venice train ride in melancholy February, this neglected jewel came to mind. An exquisitely crafted piece, well suited to accompanying a solitary traveller, reminiscing over past loves as the Tuscan countryside flies by.
One of my favorite songs, surprised it didn't launch her into the public eye
I know. Acclaim came too late for her but I think she's making up for it now. 👍
The distance between us never kept us apart, my love. You're the closest to my heart than anyone can ever be. I love you. See you north, my love.
Curse you peeps back in the day not receiving her better. This voice shines like a diamond in a coal heap.
I know! - life is rotten at times, and it's luck and good timing that either helps or hinders a singer. Fantastic voice ...b****y amazing voice yet people didn't 'get her' back in the day apparently. If it weren't for RUclips I, along with thousands of others 'chancing' on this, would never have discovered her either. Well done to the person who uploaded this and other music she wrote. 👏
@@robtyman4281 I feel that this (to a lesser degree) the case with Marianne Faithful
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Sometimes youtube autoplays something golden. Life is pretty cool sometimes.
i need a 10 hr loop of this masterpiece
And it won't be long...
Wat a song!! Voice n lyrics!! One of my favourite... !!
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Traveling north, traveling north to find you
Train wheels beating, the wind in my eyes
Don't even know what I'll find when I get to you
Call out your name love, don't be surprised
It's so many miles and so long since I've met you
Don't even know what I'll find when I get to you
But suddenly now, I know where I belong
It's many hundred miles but it won't be long
it won't be long
it won't be long
What will I do if there's someone with you
Maybe someone you've always known
How do I know I can come and give to you
Love with no warning and find you alone
It's so many miles and so long since I've met you
Don't even know what I'll find when I get to you
But suddenly now, I know where I belong
It's many hundred miles and it won't be long
it won't be long
it won't be long
Thankyou for this. Great addition for fans! 😊
This song touches your soul ❤️
It's too bad she was discouraged from staying in music...there's so much here in this song to be explored. Just shows that it's usually a good idea to keep pursuing dreams past a few initial failures
True Detective brought me here...love it
Every single thing of hers I hear,I love. So soothing an gentle
Love this song so much
Huge Vashti fan!! RUclips sent me 🌈🌷🌞🕊
Esta mujer merece mucho reconocimiento, su música casi no es valorada, a mí me fascina... ✨
Voice from heaven !
Double Great ✌
just love this song
Thank you Vashti
Beautiful vocals. Nice video
Brilliant.
This song describes a long distance relationship perfectly well.
Patriot was such a good show.
Anyone listening in 2021?
Funny how the imagery added here completely changes the feel of the track. Vashti sung this in the rather grim and grubby 1960s U.K., which conjures up quite different (and depressing) imagery than the pristine countryside of, presumably Canada or the USA or some such, as shown here.
I don't remember when and where I heard it first. I'm glad I did
Thx Patriot
Maravillosa 😍 Gracias
Temazo !!!!
yess the quality is soo good
This is so beautiful. I am in love with this song. Anyone knows what this kind of vocals are called or any similar songs?
i recommend an album called Colour green
@@apieceofstupidity1879 Thanks a lot.
@@sandeepraj7157 yer welcome
Try 'Milk and Honey' by Jackson C Frank
Superb picturisatoln
angei valle Vas. hin bol bol ji o.
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Moving. Well done.
...That final time lapse was splendid.
bom trabalho.
Semmmmmmmma song
International Anthem
I discovered this song after looking for cover versions of Train on the Water Boat on the Track from Family Guy.
Patriot.
Season 1 of Patriot ❤❤❤
lobe patriot show ❤️
Came to know abt this song thru Samsung ad
In what way is this ''remastered''.? The volume seems low, and that's all i get from this video.?
Patriot TV series sent me here.
Patriotism brought me here
I feel like I know this song from a tv ad but can't remember which... Maybe some tv/electronics one... It's frustrating I can't remember pretty well :(
ruclips.net/video/LcKbD8F0Sqk/видео.html
It’s played over the opening credits on the Amazon tv show Patriot
@@xbox77888991 Thank you for the link. I also remembered it was Samsung because it is the brand I always buy.
Isn't there a 3rd verse? I saw a live version with a 3rd.
Not sure Jacob never seen her live.
She has an earlier version of this song called "Pink Sugar Elephants". You may have heard a verse from that slipped in.
I'm pretty sure he'a refering to the "what will I do if there's someone there with you" verse. I think that might have been added when Feist covered it, but I'm really not sure
Yes. She sings it in her live performance.
What will I do if there's someone there with you?
Maybe someone you've always known
How do I know I can come and give to you?
Love with no warning and find you alone
Am I the only one from True Detective?
No, but it seems most people were paying attention to something else during that scene 😉
Ha! Nice.
Download link?
Hey man, You did nice job, but How???
Thank-you, it was remastered using vintage gear. 👍
Patriot + Shazam = me here
Vashti Bunyan what sort of name is it? Looks like a trees' biological name. I have never seen Britishers having such names. What is the original name or country of this person? wiki and google were of no help on this.
Vashti is a biblical name that originated in ancient Persia. Bunyan is an uncommon surname in the UK. Vashti's first name is Jennifer but she goes by her middle name.
@@msmsmsms8515 Vow thanks for that piece of information. interesting. Vashti happens to be a sanskrit word in India too.!!
@@Samskrithii In the 60's, there was a great interest amongst young folk keen on alternative culture. Indian mysticism was big in the English-speaking world. I named my daughter Savitri, my friend called her daughter Chetanya.
@@valeriemacphail9180 OMG or rather OmfG!!!! Really ?? Just cant believe it to be true!!! The tune is also a traditional prayer song in a raga (preset notes set ) called as Shrothaswini (Hindolam).
@@Samskrithii In 1678, John Bunyan wrote a work of theological fiction called the Pilgrim's Progress.
Translated into 200 languages, the book has never been out of print. Thus in the world of English literature the surname Bunyan is exceedingly well known. May I remind you to look up a history of the Beatles, who, along with other famous musicians, became devotees of Maharishi, consequently setting the trend towards Indian mysticism. Not all that surprising if you do some research!
Not as good as the original too much reverb n echo hhhhmmmmm leads gone
No reverb or anything else has been added. No instrumentation has been altered at all.