Hard enough to realize Mr. Zevon is gone but now his buddy David is following him. Their music keeps me going. Great time to discover real music the 60’s through awhile later. Thank you.
I didn't think it was possible for any version to rival Warren himself, but then I saw this. David, your playing was part of a soundtrack for many of us while growing up. Your work was inimitable. Thank you.
Did he write you back? I wrote Mel Gibson after the movie The Passion he has a church that he built in Malibu not to far from me…anyways he wrote me back!!!!
I remember david as a fellow art student at pasadena city college around 1964. He would be playing locally at the ice house in pasadena and took me to his art studio. Great guy. Charles mingus jr. Was also in the same class taught by artist shiro ikegawa. Heady times!
I can't think of anyone who does better covers of Warren's songs. He finds the heart and soul every time. Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum Hoist the mainsail - here I come Ain't no room on board for the insincere You're my witness, I'm your mutineer I was born to rock the boat Some may sink but we will float Grab your coat - let's get out of here You're my witness, I'm your mutineer Long ago we laughed at shadows Lightning flashed and thunder followed It could never find us here You're my witness, I'm your mutineer -WZ
quartzimaging I don’t know if you’ll get this. But David was real good friends with Warren. He was extremely cut up about Warren’s death. I know this because David and I were exchanging emails at the time. Or at least Joanne Lindley mostly was. Great artists, great people. There are worse.
quartzimaging I can think of someone...Jackson Browne is not so bad at covering warren's songs. Of course JB can't play guitar like David but he can sing a whole lot better. Maybe that's why Jackson and David together are so awesome.
when I was a young lad.. I lived in Escondido, California where a Mr Dupero had a violin and guitar making studio.. from Hungary.. he was the inventor of the Dobro guitar.. he taught a friend.. who lived down the street from me.. I sold him my 36 Epiphone f hole.. and have been kicking myself ever since... thanks Mr Lindley.. it's always a pleasure, sir
I had the honor to meet David April 30, 2016. I had a short conversation with him and he signed a CD I bought that night. An amazing man. I told him he belongs in the hall of fame. I also mentioned so did Warren. An amazing night for me. One from my bucket list.
My uncle told me about watching Jackson Browne and David Lindley touring the East Coast in the early 70s just after Jackson Browne's Saturater Before Using dropped. He was, by all accounts, 'effing amazing. And I'm proud to say that David is "family". Those of you who know understand what I'm saying. The rest of you...well. You just don't understand. But that's OK. David is a virtuoso on all things stringed.
R.I.P David!
You were a fantastic musician! I met you in 1982 and I could never get tired of your music.
Hard enough to realize Mr. Zevon is gone but now his buddy David is following him. Their music keeps me going. Great time to discover real music the 60’s through awhile later. Thank you.
Rest in peace and thank you for all the music you gave us
RIP Mr. Dave. Thanks for the pure magic.
I didn't think it was possible for any version to rival Warren himself, but then I saw this. David, your playing was part of a soundtrack for many of us while growing up. Your work was inimitable. Thank you.
Amazing rendition of one of Warren's great songs...Lindley is the maestro's maestro.
Ah, David... thank you for all the years of joy.
I wrote David a letter a couple years ago. Just wanted to thank him for his great music and fond memories. I’m glad I sent it to him.
Did he write you back?
I wrote Mel Gibson after the movie The Passion he has a church that he built in Malibu not to far from me…anyways he wrote me back!!!!
DAVID LINDLEY....🌹✌❤🤘❤🌹❤✌🤘 GREAT MUSICIAN..✌✌❤🌹....
Lindley really is ONE OF A KIND...simply AMAZING !
David out here keeping the legend alive. A fine tribute.
Absolutely sublime
Great Rendition of a Zevon Classic ❤ #RIPDavid Your Musical Talent was Profound
I remember david as a fellow art student at pasadena city college around 1964. He would be playing locally at the ice house in pasadena and took me to his art studio. Great guy. Charles mingus jr. Was also in the same class taught by artist shiro ikegawa. Heady times!
Fantastic musician
RIP. Glad I got to see you. My favourite guitarist ever x
I think Warren would have been proud of this
I can't think of anyone who does better covers of Warren's songs. He finds the heart and soul every time.
Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum
Hoist the mainsail - here I come
Ain't no room on board for the insincere
You're my witness, I'm your mutineer
I was born to rock the boat
Some may sink but we will float
Grab your coat - let's get out of here
You're my witness, I'm your mutineer
Long ago we laughed at shadows
Lightning flashed and thunder followed
It could never find us here
You're my witness, I'm your mutineer
-WZ
quartzimaging I don’t know if you’ll get this. But David was real good friends with Warren. He was extremely cut up about Warren’s death. I know this because David and I were exchanging emails at the time. Or at least Joanne Lindley mostly was. Great artists, great people. There are worse.
quartzimaging I can think of someone...Jackson Browne is not so bad at covering warren's songs. Of course JB can't play guitar like David but he can sing a whole lot better. Maybe that's why Jackson and David together are so awesome.
He´s just amazing - still going on with it.
when I was a young lad.. I lived in Escondido, California where a Mr Dupero had a violin and guitar making studio.. from Hungary.. he was the inventor of the Dobro guitar.. he taught a friend.. who lived down the street from me.. I sold him my 36 Epiphone f hole.. and have been kicking myself ever since... thanks Mr Lindley.. it's always a pleasure, sir
wishing you Peace and Prosperity ad Infinitum 🙏Peace 🙏✌✨
RIP David.
A very pretty song David, lonesome and winsome, sweet and clear, 'twas playing that made I shed a tear...!
My one and only 'Magical Musical Munchkin' Thanks for all of it David!
The moment you find that cover you been looking for...fantastic
I had the honor to meet David April 30, 2016. I had a short conversation with him and he signed a CD I bought that night. An amazing man. I told him he belongs in the hall of fame. I also mentioned so did Warren. An amazing night for me. One from my bucket list.
Add Ted Nugent to that list
Always great to hear him keep Warren's songbook out there. Thanks for the video. I agree with the other comment about a DVD being a great idea!
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My uncle told me about watching Jackson Browne and David Lindley touring the East Coast in the early 70s just after Jackson Browne's Saturater Before Using dropped. He was, by all accounts, 'effing amazing. And I'm proud to say that David is "family". Those of you who know understand what I'm saying. The rest of you...well. You just don't understand. But that's OK. David is a virtuoso on all things stringed.
Love this talented dude ❤
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Haven't heard him do this Zevon one before. Thanks for sharing.
all childhood he made so much music... Crazy bout a Mercury .. mom had one hated that car
My Corgis and I love David Lindley and would like to invite him around for a cup of tea.....
But of course, you would Ma’am.
RIP buddy!
awesome
Shame I did not learn how good Warren was until he was gone.
So underrated
wunderbar !!!
❤❤❤❤🏝🏝🏝🏝🏝🏝ALOHA 🏝🏝🏝🏝🏝RIP
Mr Dave wears the Polyester G String well.
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🙏❤️🙏
Rip
Creative person.
Excellent
I can hear quotes from The Parting Glass. Maybe intentional, maybe not. Brilliant regardless.
Wonderfull!!!
David ist ein sehr guter Musiker, er hätte eine größere Rolle spielen dürfen
mr. polyester. with a great warren zevon song..
You gotta admire David Lindley's sense of style. /|\
Wow. Just wow.
Anyone know the tuning?
Wow, on edibles
Does anyone know this tuning?
Rakastan tätä
On vaan jätkiä, jotka vetää.
What tuning is this?
Sounds to me like Open D - D A D F# A D, I believe the blues players call it 'Vestapol'.
yeah. open D. best spot is a corruption of Sebastopol.
This,was fantastic !
R.I.P David!
You were a fantastic musician! I met you in 1982 and I could never get tired of your music.