Late Night Grande Hotel - Lyn Paul

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • The second track off Lyn's 2006 album Late Night Grande Hotel originally sang by Nanci Griffith. The song has a very individual stamp and the clear tone to it sets it appart.
    Late Night the album is available for download on Itunes.

Комментарии • 11

  • @cityhulltiger
    @cityhulltiger 15 лет назад

    Some lovely pictures there, of lovely Lyn. Thanks Davidx

  • @smeldogs
    @smeldogs 15 лет назад

    She sings so wonderful.....she's great !

  • @fengfipe
    @fengfipe 15 лет назад

    Who can't not just not love her!!!

  • @bazzit1
    @bazzit1 15 лет назад

    The real test for me is whenever I listen to Lyn sing this song so beautifully all I want to do is PLAY IT AGAIN!

  • @gayboylaca
    @gayboylaca 12 лет назад

    A great song - first time I've heard it.

  • @jdavidburns
    @jdavidburns 15 лет назад +1

    Just beautiful, apologies to the original, but I've never heard it before, a stunning interpretation by our most
    under-recorded singer... Lyn Paul.

  • @jdavidburns
    @jdavidburns 15 лет назад

    I'll listen out for Nanci's version with interest, it's clearly a great song. I just meant that, whatever Nanci's version is like, I really love the emotion Lyn has put into her phrasing :)

  • @EmpressOfWyoming58
    @EmpressOfWyoming58 11 лет назад

    Nanci's version is soulful, wistful and expressive. Lyn's version sounds pretty, but the emotions sound more of desperation. Nanci is one of the most emotive and expressive singer/song writer/guiar players that exists today.

  • @jdavidburns
    @jdavidburns 15 лет назад

    I know :)

  • @bojack40
    @bojack40 15 лет назад

    Sorry, I just realised you thought the vocals were different!

  • @bojack40
    @bojack40 15 лет назад

    I know and love Nanci Griffiths version, and I hear the same tempo and a very similar arrangement, but I dont agree tghat the vocal is the same, even the mood is different. Nanci brings a more traditional fol feel to it (Irish). I think Lynn takes a more Popular approach.