There are so many egos nowadays, this stuff is nearly impossible. The songwriting, the musicians, the frontmen (or women). Country music, and music in general, was a renaissance in the 90s. This era produced so many gems it’s ridiculous.
Ive always loved these girls from the time i discovered their songs from the voice America.. And then booomm ive become so hooked up with country and bluegrass
@ haysfordays "Jeez. Vocals are so spot on. Just amazing. A mic in front of her and you're done." Why is that amazing? That's what you do when you can sing.
@ haysfordays And that is such a shame! I hear that all the time from people nowadays. (Glad there are still people with actual talent left on the planet. I was beginning to despair. Seriously!)
I try not to be negative, but really some voices just shine above others...even the good ones. There are some good vocalists out there but no personality. She has it all. Just saw Chrissie Hynde, she's another. Amazing.
Glad to know they still do exist. I was really getting discouraged learning about all the electronic "tricks" used these days. I was feeling like my entire life of listening to singers had been a lie.
I love how Nat is directing but then Em and Martie just start singing/playing/being perfect and you can hear the most “basic” authentic version of the Chicks.
Sometimes I wouldn't know if I could collaborate even for a 10min talk. These down-to-earth shining stars help life happen for so many people in so many ways.
@Curly Que And if they cover a song, they stay very close to the original. Dennis Scott said the first time he heard "Heartbreak Town" on radio, he realized they hadn't changed a thing.
Lost my nephew to that war. I had your back from day 1. I had a brain aphorism and after brain surgery I was indused into a coma. when they woke me, I was asked, "Who is the President of The United States ". I said.... "That Asshole!" I lost my nephew in that stupid war. LOVE YOUR MUSIC ❤❤❤
Live rehearsals always sound better to me because they aren’t mixed to subdue the instruments and blast to vocals, which to me is more natural and how you’d hear it around a campfire live….
While I think Natalie has pipes for days, The real talent is Martie on violin. She doesn't play fiddle. Her technique is classical. Natalie's Dad, Lloyd Maines was a successful Nashville Pedal steel player and is on a few tunes. This video show just how critical it gets when it's your lively hood. I have nothing but respect for these gals. Also, Natalie wasn't the first singer. She replaced another gal who was pretty good.
the lead singer's voice is shockingly good.
Easily one of the most perfect country songs ever written ., it has everything packaged , timed , perfectly .
This is one of my very favorite songs of all time....a true masterpiece performed by pure talent....these 3 ladies are the BEST!!
Her singing the steel guitar part cracked me up because I always do that. Lol
There are so many egos nowadays, this stuff is nearly impossible.
The songwriting, the musicians, the frontmen (or women). Country music, and music in general, was a renaissance in the 90s. This era produced so many gems it’s ridiculous.
Natalie, Martie and Emily are some of the most talented musicians in the world……I don’t care who you are, you can help but sing this chorus
This video lets us into a master class. Outstanding.
I always love when harmony singing works well. These gals rock.
Every song they sing is gold.
Ive always loved these girls from the time i discovered their songs from the voice America.. And then booomm ive become so hooked up with country and bluegrass
The pure beauty in generating the sounds with voice chorus and full instruments is stunning!
wow the combination of all of that talent made so many beautiful songs.
Oh to have been in that room hearing that with my own two old ears ...
Jeez. Vocals are so spot on. Just amazing. A mic in front of her and you're done.
@ haysfordays
"Jeez. Vocals are so spot on. Just amazing. A mic in front of her and you're done."
Why is that amazing? That's what you do when you can sing.
Ha. You are correct. I just don't hear it that often from "singers".
@ haysfordays
And that is such a shame! I hear that all the time from people nowadays. (Glad there are still people with actual talent left on the planet. I was beginning to despair. Seriously!)
I try not to be negative, but really some voices just shine above others...even the good ones. There are some good vocalists out there but no personality. She has it all. Just saw Chrissie Hynde, she's another. Amazing.
Glad to know they still do exist. I was really getting discouraged learning about all the electronic "tricks" used these days. I was feeling like my entire life of listening to singers had been a lie.
Love and miss you girls ,(and the great band) ! With you through thick and thin! PLEASE COME BACK AND BRING BACK COUNTRY!!!!
You can’t fake singing in country. This is pure talent
Beautiful voice, beautiful music, beautiful song ❤
One of my favorite parts of the completed song is the slide guitar and at 4:44 Natalie mimics the missing slide guitar, awesome.
This is perfect. The fiddle is spot on.
I love how Nat is directing but then Em and Martie just start singing/playing/being perfect and you can hear the most “basic” authentic version of the Chicks.
She is truly an awesome singer.....
Sometimes I wouldn't know if I could collaborate even for a 10min talk. These down-to-earth shining stars help life happen for so many people in so many ways.
Awesome. What a treat listening in.
The greatest band ever
Thanks for uploading this! I edited a full version of the song out of this rehearsal because I like the sound of this more than the final release.
It sounds just gorgeous
Absolutely love this
I loved this. Reminds me of playing in a garage band when I was a teenager. Good times, great memories.
So much fun and musical talents!
I loove them so much! True talent.
So good to see this, they want to make this song the best it can be, and it is.
Impressive vocals, no autotune.
@Curly Que And if they cover a song, they stay very close to the original. Dennis Scott said the first time he heard "Heartbreak Town" on radio, he realized they hadn't changed a thing.
Wow, it's great to hear such great singing unspoiled by auto-tune!
That's the difference between a singer and a musician.
Lost my nephew to that war.
I had your back from day 1.
I had a brain aphorism and after brain surgery I was indused into a coma. when they woke me, I was asked, "Who is the President of The United States ". I said....
"That Asshole!" I lost my nephew in that stupid war.
LOVE YOUR MUSIC ❤❤❤
Natalie is the perfect frontwoman for this group. Emily and Martie just build her up. What a trio!
When talent challenges perfection...= )
So beautiful.
Mad Respect!
Well I just learned where love comes from
Just the best !
This is gold!
that was awesome.
Live rehearsals always sound better to me because they aren’t mixed to subdue the instruments and blast to vocals, which to me is more natural and how you’d hear it around a campfire live….
They have aged better than country radio, just sayin
Country radio isn't country anymore, proud of them for staying true to who they are.
phenomenal
I don't know all of them.
But I love everybody in this room.
Wowww 🇧🇷❤️😍🤙🏻
I like when Natalie goes bow bow ba-bow..
imagine the first time she sang with them, big smiles and fist pumps all around
The song is from Fly and I think the video is from their Home tour, which came a few years after.
very cool!
Very cool.
After watching X Factor or some other such nonsense, it's always nice to see this.....then I'm ready for more real music.......
Wow!
✨✨✨✨🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
They just get better.
While I think Natalie has pipes for days, The real talent is Martie on violin. She doesn't play fiddle. Her technique is classical. Natalie's Dad, Lloyd Maines was a successful Nashville Pedal steel player and is on a few tunes. This video show just how critical it gets when it's your lively hood. I have nothing but respect for these gals. Also, Natalie wasn't the first singer. She replaced another gal who was pretty good.
+Robert Lane yes, that was Laura Lynch, a different style of singer but also as you mentioned pretty good.
Uh, that's totally fiddle. Not much classical going on there, and I'm not talking just style either.
I could listen to Martie wail on that violin for days.
Awesome
how come the tin whistle didnt make it into the final version? it sounds great like this
Where are you guys????
🤯
It's probably variations. lots of artists play different variations live.
Hmmm killed it for me.
Hi mommy
Hi eei
Love ammy
Hi Wei
nasa
Somebody know what key si this song?
I hear F# major (G flat major). Kinda surprising!
Hi mommie
Who is that who asks for the click at 2:33
Emily Strayer, one of the band members. She usually plays banjo or dobro
Let's go Brandon